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Whether youâre interested in starting a neighborhood association or organizing a neighborhood clean-up, the Office of Neighborhood Services can help you get started.~Department of Public Works | About Us | Administration
AdministrationThe Administration Division of DPW is responsible for payrolls, controls and processing of billings, issuance of certain permits (dumpsters, trash haulers and utility). As the name implies this group of individuals provides administrative support to DPW.~Department of Public Works | About Us | Mission
Department MissionThe mission of the Department of Public Works is to efficiently maintain, preserve, and protect the City's infrastructure resources relating to roads, bridges, sewer and storm water collection, solid waste collection and disposal, traffic movement controls; to provide guidance and~Department of Public Works | Environmental | Recycling Office | Learn More
About RecyclingExcerpts from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency website
Providence Neighborhood Planting Program
Learn more about how you and your neighbors can organize to plant street trees on your block through the Providence Neighborhood Planting Program Website:~Department of Public Works | Environmental | Recycling Office | Recycling: It's the law
Recycling: It's the LawProvidence Code of OrdinancesArticle III. GARBAGE, TRASH AND REFUSESec. 12-61.2. Use of recyclable receptacles.(a) Required.~Department of Public Works | Environmental | Recycling Office | Why recycle?
Top 10 Reasons to RecycleInformation is provided by the National Recycling Coalition, Inc.1. Good For Our EconomyAmerican companies rely on recycling programs to provide the raw materials they need to make new products.2. Creates JobsRecycling in the U.S. is a $236 billion a year industry.~Department of Public Works | Environmental | Recycling Office | Related Links
Related Links on RecyclingRI Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC)Providence/Cranston Workforce Investment Meeting
Start: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 8:00 am End: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 10:00 am Location:5 Avenue of the ArtsProvidence, RI 02903Directions Location: 5 Avenue of the ArtsProvidence, RI 02903 Public invited to attend WSPC mFree Job Training
Workforce Solutions of Providence/Cranston is offering free job training to eligible adults. Contact Paul Haroian at 462-8908 for more information.
Rhode Island Landlord/Tenant Handbook
Stay informed about state laws and regulations on landlord-tenant relationships.Nightclub sanctioned in wake of violent brawl
Assistant City Solicitor Max Foster presented evidence to the Board of Licenses that a violent incident that spilled out from the Mi Sueno club onto Broad street (made worse by the actions of club's owner and liquor license holder) justified official action.~PEMA | Plan
PlanYour family may not be together when disaster strikes, so it is important to plan in advance: how you will contact one another; how you will get back together; and what you will do in different situations.You should have a Family Emergency Plan as well as a Plan to Stay or Go should you have to~PEMA | Our Whole Community Partners
Our "Whole Community" PartnersThe Emergency Management mission in Providence cannot be done without solid public-private partnerships with our "Whole Community" partners. We are proud to have many great relationships across the City and the State.
Visit the Museum of Natural History and Planetarium
Opened in 1896, the Museum houses more than a quarter million natural and cultural objects.
Take a Tour of the Roger Williams Park Botanical Center
During a visit to the Botanical Center, visitors can relax by a waterfall, enjoy the wonderful fragrance of flowers from around the world, take a child on a scavenger hunt or bring a camera or sketch pad!
Host Your Next Special Event at the Casino
The Casino, a Rhode Island landmark, hosts scores of special events each year. Built in 1896, the Casino at Roger Williams Park features a Colonial Revival architectural style of the late nineteenth century.
The Point: RI's Resource Guide for Seniors and Adults with Disabilities
This state website provides lots of resources including accessible recreation, best places to live, and help after a hospital stay.
Do you need a building permit?
The Guide to Permitting was created to provide a clear understanding of the process for obtaining the necessary permits for improving a home, constructing or renovating a building for residential or commercial us
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