WARWICK, RI — U.S. Senator Jack Reed included language in the FY 2016 Transportation Appropriations bill requiring the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), Amtrak and the Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) to […]
![[CREDIT: Federal Railroad Administration] A federal report outlines fout ways to boost rail service to TF Green Airport.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/TF-Green-Train-Service-Feasibility-Study-200x150.png "Federal Study Outlines Four Options Beefing Up T.F. Green Train Service")
Driver With Lights Out, Warrant, Resists Arrest on West Shore Road
Driver With Lights Out, Warrant, Resists Arrest on West Shore Road
Federal Study Outlines Four Options Beefing Up T.F. Green Train Service
Federal Study Outlines Four Options Beefing Up T.F. Green Train Service
Warwick Police Arrests June 29 – July 6: Assault, B&E, Purchasing Alcohol for a Minor
Warwick Police Arrests June 29 - July 6: Assault, B&E, Purchasing Alcohol for a Minor
Council Pre-Approves Request for Proposal on Rodent Control Expert Contract
Council Pre-Approves Request for Proposal on Rodent Control Expert Contract
RI Drivers Licenses, Registrations Expiring in July Extended Till Sept. 30
RI Drivers Licenses, Registrations Expiring in July Extended Till Sept. 30
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Council Pre-Approves Request for Proposal on Rodent Control Expert Contract
WARWICK, RI — Usually, department heads issue requests for proposal (RFPs) for a task or service, then present the winning bidder to the City Council for their approval, but on […]
![[CREDIT:warwickri.gov] A red arrow points out the property in question, a triangle plot bordered by Arnold Neck Drive and Staples Avenue.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Arnold-Neck-Drive-Property-Map-200x150.png "City Council OKs Abandoning Portions of Arnold Neck Drive, Staples Avenue")
City Council OKs Abandoning Portions of Arnold Neck Drive, Staples Avenue
The Warwick City Council approved abandoning portions of Arnold Neck Drive and Staples Avenue at the request of Duncan Ley & Christopher Ley, owners of 212 Arnold’s Neck Drive, who […]
Warwick Wins WalletHub, Safewise Kudos on Government, Safety
Warwick has marked on WalletHub’s list of “Best-Run Cities,” for a second year, ranking of 22nd, up six spots from their 2016 list, and has also been ranked the 14th […]
Avedisian: Warwick Vehicle Tax Bills Will Be Mailed Within the Week
Motor vehicle tax bills, delayed pending the outcome of legislation to eliminate taxes on vehicles 15 years old or older, will be mailed no later than July 21 in the […]
![[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] DPW Director David Picozzi explains circumstances of the water main break on Post Road July 14.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Water-Main-Break-Vid-July-14-200x150.png "VIDEO: DPW Director Explains Post Road Water Main Repair")
VIDEO: DPW Director Explains Post Road Water Main Repair
DPW Director David Picozzi explained the July 14 morning water main break and efforts to repair it that morning, noting the how of the situation, but said they have not […]
Post Road Water Main Repair, Reopening, Expected This Afternoon
A water main break during a fire hydrant installation at 6:30 a.m. that shut down Post Road from Apponaug Four Corners to West Shore Road is expected to be repaired […]
![[CREDIT: Taryn Lapierre] From left, Taryn Lapierre and Tayla during their senior year in high school in 2007.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/TaylaTaryn-200x150.jpg "Memorial Hockey Tournament Honors Victims of 2010 Fire")
Memorial Hockey Tournament Honors Victims of 2010 Fire
It’s been seven years since a tragic 2010 Warwick house fire on Buttonwood Avenue killed four former Mount St. Charles Academy students and the 7-month-old baby of two of the […]
Avedisian Names Assistant Principal Planner Rick Crenca as DPW Director
Mayor Scott Avedisian announced today that he has appointed Richard Crenca, the city’s current assistant principal planner, as the new director of the Department of Public Works (DPW). Crenca will […]
VIDEO: Bay Crane Moves 280-Ton Load Through Rhode Island
WARWICK, RI — Bay Crane and RIDOT settled on terms for moving a generator, truck and trailer totaling 280 tons over 54 bridges along an engineer-approved route Monday, then followed […]
![[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] A view of the traffic barrels set up in the center of Apponaug Four Corners June 30.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/ApponaugFour_2-200x150.jpg "RIDOT Offers Tips on Navigating Apponaug Circulator Roundabouts")
RIDOT Offers Tips on Navigating Apponaug Circulator Roundabouts
WARWICK, RI — As the $29.9 million Apponaug Circulator Project, expected to wrap up Sept. 8, continues, the RIDOT offered some important things to keep in mind as motorists navigate the relatively […]
![[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] A 181-ton generator sits at the Rte. 117 park & ride while a safe route over RI bridges is planned.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/BayCraneGenerator2-200x150.jpg "Bay Crane, RIDOT Negotiating Fee For Planning Route, Moving Bridge-Straining 280-Ton Load")
Bay Crane, RIDOT Negotiating Fee For Planning Route, Moving Bridge-Straining 280-Ton Load
WARWICK, RI — RIDOT Director Peter Alviti, Jr. said Friday the state intended to invoice Bay Crane for the expense of a 10-day assessment of the roads and bridges along the Rte. 102 […]
