CITY of PAWTUCKET
Mayor Donald R. Grebien
Mayor Donald R. Grebien delivered his FY2026 Budget Address, highlighting Pawtucket’s growing momentum and a bright future. The proposed budget makes strategic investments in schools, public safety, infrastructure, and essential city services, all while addressing the impact of rising inflation.
As Mayor Grebien stated, “This is a budget rooted in stability, built on progress, and focused on the future of every Pawtucket resident.” Learn more about how this budget supports Pawtucket’s growth and well-being: Budget Address
El Alcalde Donald R. Grebien presentó su discurso sobre el presupuesto del FY2026, resaltando el progreso de Pawtucket y un futuro prometedor. El presupuesto incluye importantes inversiones en escuelas, seguridad pública, infraestructura y servicios esenciales, mientras se aborda el impacto de la inflación en aumento.
Como expresó el Alcalde Grebien: “Este es un presupuesto fundamentado en la estabilidad, basado en el progreso y enfocado en el futuro de cada residente de Pawtucket.”
Descubra más sobre cómo este presupuesto apoya el crecimiento y bienestar de Pawtucket: el Presupuesto dell FY2026
Final reminder: The citywide parking ban has been lifted. Vehicles must be removed from designated city lots to allow crews to clear and prepare the lots for normal operations. Any vehicles remaining are subject to ticketing and towing.
City of Pawtucket, Rhode Island Federal Housing and Community Development Programs Program Year July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027 Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) The City of Pawtucket estimates approximately $1,750,000 to be available to fund activities eligible under the federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). Some eligible activities under the CDBG program […]
City of Pawtucket, RI Review of Plan Year 2021, 2022 and 2023 Performance Reports The City of Pawtucket, RI is planning to hold a public meeting to review accomplishments found on the 2021-2022, 2022-2023, and 2023-2024 Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Reports (CAPERs), and an explanation of this year’s funding application process for the CDBG, HOME, […]
Weekly Recap Pawtucket Residents: We’re excited to launch Get Healthy Pawtucket, a new citywide initiative promoting wellness, physical activity, and access to health resources for residents of all ages. Join us for the FREE kickoff event tomorrow, Saturday, January 31st, from 12–2 PM at RI Taekwondo (210 West Avenue), featuring fitness classes, demonstrations, and […]
Weekly Recap Pawtucket Residents: This week, we celebrated a major milestone with the ribbon-cutting of the new Pawtucket–Central Falls Transit Center passenger-amenity building at 300 Pine Street. Made possible through strong collaboration with city, state, and federal partners, the project strengthens regional connections, supports economic growth, and advances equity. The City of Pawtucket announced […]
Press Release To keep our neighborhoods clean and our recycling working properly, all City-issued Trash & Recycling carts must be used with lids in good working order and fully closed. Open or broken lids allow trash to blow into the streets, potentially clogging storm drains, and rain/snow to ruin paper and cardboard and cause recycling […]
Weekly Recap Pawtucket Residents: The City of Pawtucket is launching its year-long wellness initiative, Get Healthy Pawtucket, to support residents in making healthier choices in 2026. The program will offer group exercise classes, nutritional counseling, and a variety of wellness resources, with the support of local partners including State Representative Karen Alzate, Bileau Built, […]
CITY of PAWTUCKET
Mayor Donald R. Grebien
PAWTUCKET CITY HALL
137 Roosevelt Avenue
Pawtucket, RI 02860
(401) 728-0500
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