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This change simply makes it clear what the fine is if a driver fails to yield to a pedestrian. It links the pedestrian "right-of-way" rules to the standard list of traffic penalties already used in court.
Rhode Island will now require big buildings to track how much energy and water they use and meet new rules for being more efficient.
Starting December 31, 2025, Mount St. Rita Health Centre in Cumberland will no longer have to pay property taxes.
This law stops companies from forcing libraries to sign unfair contracts when they buy e-books and digital audiobooks.
Rhode Island will study whether using shared heating and cooling systems is a good way to reach the state’s energy goals.
Rhode Island is creating a new law that requires large buildings to track how much energy and water they use. Owners will also have to meet new goals to make sure their buildings are energy-efficient.
Utility companies must keep a local office in our state where you can go to pay your bills and talk to someone if you have questions.
Starting December 31, 2025, the Mount St. Rita Health Centre in Cumberland will no longer have to pay property taxes.
Glocester is updating the rules for how seniors and people with disabilities can get a discount on their property taxes.
This new rule means Community MusicWorks in Providence no longer has to pay taxes on its buildings or equipment.
This law creates a team of experts to study whether "thermal energy networks"—a system that shares heating and cooling between buildings—is a good way for Rhode Island to meet its energy and job goals.
This law updates the rules for when the town of Scituate holds elections for local officials during its annual budget meeting.