Providence is creating a city where every generation can thrive. Our Age-Friendly Action Plan promotes safer streets, better housing & more inclusive services for older adults. Learn more: providenceri.gov/wp-content/upl…

Providence is making aging in place easier—from better parks to inclusive programs. See how our Age-Friendly Action Plan supports older adults across the city: providenceri.gov/wp-content/upl…

🚨 Noise pollution isn’t just annoying—it’s harmful. Prolonged exposure to loud sounds can lead to hearing loss, sleep disturbances, and even heart disease. Let’s turn down the volume for a healthier Providence.

Need to beat the heat? Cooling centers are open across the city. Stop by to stay safe and cool. Find a location near you: providenceri.gov/pema/providenc…

☀️ Beat the heat! 🌊 Our free, family-friendly waterparks are a great way to cool off and have fun right in your neighborhood. Don't forget, City pools open next Monday, July 1. Find a waterpark near you: epl.providenceri.gov/waterparks/

We’re committed to ensuring high-quality housing is available at all price points for all who call Providence home. Today we're celebrating major investments secured by POAH and RIHousing, with support from our congressional delegation, for capital improvements to

Leaders across the country are dealing with the uncertainty around federal funding. But as Mayors, we know that local government must still deliver results for our neighbors. I was happy to sit down with Mitch Smith to discuss the pressing issues facing Providence.

🌡️ The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for Providence through Friday. Heat index temperatures are expected to reach up to 100 degrees. Emergency cooling centers are open: bit.ly/4n5ou9M

CDBG is not just another government acronym — it improves the quality of life for Americans across the country through investments in housing, public safety, infrastructure, and more. Our cities can't afford to lose this program, and mayors are calling on Congress to #SaveCDBG.

In collaboration with Mayor Brett Smiley, PEMA is embracing cutting-edge technology to significantly improve our ability to deliver timely, multilingual emergency alerts. These improvements will provide more effective, efficient and comprehensive notifications during emergencies.

In an interview with the National League of Cities , Mayor Brett Smiley shares how integral the arts are to Providence's identity, touching on the unifying power of creative expression as a driver for positive change. Learn more: nlc.org/article/2025/0…

A friendly reminder: Loud neighborhoods can mean more than lost sleep. Studies show chronic noise increases stress, anxiety, and blood pressure. 🔊🔉🔈Let’s turn down the volume for a healthier Providence.

ALERT: The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for Providence today through Wednesday. Heat index temperatures are expected to reach up to 100 degrees. 🌊 Find information about pools, waterparks and emergency cooling centers here: bit.ly/4n5ou9M