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This law removes some of the rules about who is responsible for fixing shared driveways or private paths.
A 15-person team will be formed to study how many patients hospital staff can safely handle. They must share their suggestions with lawmakers by September 1, 2027, and the team will finish its work on January 30, 2028.
This change makes it easier for companies to send important legal notices (like those about foreclosures or military protections). Instead of being forced to use "certified mail" (which requires a signature), they can now use regular mail or overnight delivery services.
The town of Burrillville will no longer charge property taxes for Wilson’s Reservoir or the land under the water.
This bill updates the rules for property tax discounts for seniors and people with disabilities in Glocester.
This update links the law about stopping for pedestrians to the official list of traffic fines, making it clear exactly what the penalty is if a driver fails to yield.
The Foster-Glocester school budget meeting has been moved to March 24, 2026.
This law changes how much you have to pay to appeal a decision made by a district court.
Coventry is now allowed to set different property tax rates for homeowners and business owners.
Starting July 1, 2026, the city of Central Falls will update its pension rules for union employees to match the terms agreed upon in their latest contracts.
This law updates the rules for the North Tiverton Fire District. It will shrink the number of tax assessors from six to four, starting after the 2026 annual meeting as current members leave their positions.
New rules about paying off your mortgage early only apply to homes where the owner lives, as long as the building has 4 or fewer units.