NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING- December 3, 2025 5:00PM CDBG PY22 Tricounty Release Funds and FY26 Municipal Infrastructure Design Initiative
November 14, 2025 by
After months of being off line while the Developer fixed an issue, we are happy to report that the online tax service is back up and running smoothly.
November 3, 2025 by
After months of being off line while the Developer fixed an issue, we are happy to report that the online tax service is back up and running smoothly.
ALL TOWN LICENSES ARE NOW REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED ONLINE AS OF AUGUST 1, 2025
August 7, 2025 by
ALL TOWN LICENSES ARE NOW REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED ONLINE AS OF AUGUST 1, 2025
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(you are NOT required to pay your license fees on line, you may make payment in person)
Governor Dan McKee issued a message to the public urging Rhode Islanders who may have been impacted by the data security threat to RIBridges to take five key steps to protect their personal information.
December 16, 2024 by
Governor McKee Releases Public Service Announcement on
How Impacted Rhode Islanders can Protect Personal Information
PROVIDENCE, RI — Today, Governor Dan McKee issued a message to the public urging Rhode Islanders who may have been impacted by the data security threat to RIBridges to take five key steps to protect their personal information.
“Right now, the most important thing for potentially impacted Rhode Islanders to do is protect your personal information,” said Governor Dan McKee. “Freezing your credit, contacting the credit bureaus, setting up multiple levels of security, and staying alert will help keep your identity safe. Together, we will navigate this challenge.”
RIBridges is the health and human services database managed by Deloitte. Rhode Islanders who may have been impacted by this security threat are encouraged to:
1. Freeze Your Credit
• You should contact all three credit reporting agencies to do so.
• Equifax 1-888-298-0045
• Experian: 1-888-397-3742
• TransUnion: 1-800-916-8800
2. Order a Free Credit Report
• You should request from one of the listed reporting agencies
• You can also access a free credit report online here
3. Place a Fraud Alert on Your Files
• You can ask one of the credit reporting agencies for help.
• This is free, and it lets creditors know to contact you before any new accounts can be opened in your name.
4. Use Multi-factor Authentication
• Double protection makes it much harder for cybercriminals to access your information.
5. Be Aware
• Never share personal information – such as your social security number, date of birth or password – through an unsolicited e-mail, call or text. Legitimate companies and banks do not know your password and will never ask for it.