Dear East Providence residents, 

If you have lost a loved one to COVID-19, we are inviting you to donate one, holiday ornament in their memory to decorate the COVID-19 Memorial Tree outside of City Hall. 

If you are interested in having an ornament placed on the tree in a loved one's memory, please bring it to the Mayor's Office located on the third floor of City Hall by 3 PM on Monday, November 22, 2021. 

Please direct any questions to mayorsoffice@eastprovidenceri.gov 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE     

 

October 25, 2021                                           

 

CONTACT INFO. :                                                                                                 

Office of the Mayor                                                                                                               

Patricia Resende:

(O) 401-435-7500 EXT: 11013

(C) 401-529-3207          

Presende@eastprovidenceri.gov

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                        

October 19, 2021                                                                                            

 

CONTACT INFO. :                                                                                       

Office of the Mayor                                                                                       

Dir. of Communications/Project Management                                                            

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 1, 2021

                

CONTACT INFO. :

Office of the Mayor

Patricia Resende

(401) 529-3207

presende@eastprovidenceri.gov

 

Schiavo Enterprises breaks ground on Newport Center development

 

EAST PROVIDENCE, RI — City of East Providence officials joined together on September 30, 2021 with a number of partners to break ground on Newport Center, a mixed-use development located on Newport Avenue.

 

Signup for the Community Painting event - Asphalt Art Initiative HERE:

 

Asphalt Art Initiative provides funds and technical support for arts-driven street redesigns that improve safety, revitalize public spaces, and engage local communities

Inaugural Asphalt Art Initiative in 2020 transformed nearly 86,500 square feet of streets with artwork in 16 cities