Does the state owe you money? Rhode Island General Treasurer Seth Magaziner will host a “Find Your Money” this weekend in Portsmouth. Find out more below. 

Today is the deadline to register to vote for the state primary! Portsmouth residents may register to vote in person at the Portsmouth Fire Department, 2300 East Main Road, on Monday, Aug. 13, until 4 p.m., or online by following the instructions below.

Town offices in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, are closed today due to the Victory Day holiday. Find out more in the post below. 

The town of Portsmouth is seeking proposals to replace the town’s telephone system. Find out more about the request below. 

The Town of Portsmouth is seeking residents interested in participating in a volunteer ad-hoc working group.

The town of Portsmouth is currently updating their local Hazard Mitigation Plan in accordance with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) guidelines.

Lt. Governor Dan McKee is launching a series of Town Hall meetings to collect input from Rhode Islanders whose lives have been impacted by Alzheimer’s Disease.

Rep. Dennis M. Canario (D-Dist. 71, Portsmouth, Little Compton, Tiverton) is warning ratepayers and the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) that National Grid’s recent 19 percent rate increase request for the coming winter months will result in a “troublesome domino effect” that will fall on the backs of Rhode Island’s residents.

The Portsmouth Town Council will discuss shore access and beach activity in Common Fence Point at the next Town Council meeting. 

Legislation sponsored by Sen. James A. Seveney and Rep. Grace Diaz to provide greater parity for mental health coverage has been signed into law.

Legislation passed by the General Assembly to help keep health insurance premiums down has been signed into law.

The governor has signed into law legislation sponsored by Sen. Cynthia A. Coyne and Rep. Dennis M. Canario to establish laws distinguishing those who petsit in their own homes from professionally operated kennels.