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![[CREDIT: Natalie Ferland] Lisa Tomasso Senior Vice President at Hospital Association of Rhode Island, urged councilors to support a General Assembly bill that would curb prescription drug costs. The Council also heard from a number of yellow-clad gun rights advocates urging the council to weigh in opposing an assault weapons ban before the General Assembly.](https://e8dgfhu6pow.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Council-assault-weapons-tax-plan-2-250x228.jpeg?strip=all&lossy=1&ssl=1)
WARWICK, RI — The 25 vocally disgusted gun rights advocates at Monday’s City Council meeting emptied Council Chambers after councilors failed to condemn an assault weapons ban, missing a reconsideration […]
![[CREDIT: City of Warwick] The Warwick City Council passed a $236,550,000 budget May 25, increasing Mayor Picozzi's proposed 1.48 percent tax increase to 1.97 percent.](https://e8dgfhu6pow.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Warwick-FY25-Budget.jpg?strip=all&lossy=1&resize=250%2C188&ssl=1)
WARWICK, RI — The Warwick City Council approved a $361.2 million FY25 budget 6-3 May 23, adding $1,050,000 to Mayor Frank Picozzi’s proposed budget, partly to avoid relying on projected […]
WARWICK, RI — This evening’s City Council Intergovernmental Committee will hear a proposal allowing the city to adjust the residential – commercial property tax mix, raising concern with a councillor […]
![[CREDIT: City of Warwick] The Warwick City Council voted 8-1 to approve the FY22 budget Thursday night, May 27.](https://e8dgfhu6pow.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Warwick-City-Council-Passes-331M-FY22-Budget-140x140.png?strip=all&lossy=1&ssl=1)
WARWICK, RI — The Warwick City Council voted 8-1 to OK the $331 million Warwick FY22 Budget Thursday, with no tax increase, as Councilman Jeremy Rix dissented to argue more […]
WARWICK, R.I. — The Warwick City Council’s agenda for tonight at 7 p.m. in Warwick City Hall begins with a public hearing on switching zoning for 623 Post Road, Law […]
The Warwick City Council approved a $316,324,397 FY18 budget Saturday morning, boosting School spending by $1.5 million and the paving budget by $4 million.
The Warwick City Council wrapped its review of the FY18 budget Wednesday night at City Hall, covering pensions, the DPW, Fire Department and the city’s healthcare provider among the balance of budget items not covered Tuesday night, and they’ll reconvene Saturday at 9 a.m. to make amendments.
Homes are worth more following the state mandated property revaluation in 2015, so Mayor Scott Avedisian’s proposed $298,728,119 FY2017 budget — the hearings for which begin Saturday — drops tax rates.
City Councillors passed Mayor Scott Avedisian’s $294,048,252 FY16 budget Wednesday, cutting from several line items to add $1.337,000 to the $1 million paving budget, and $65,000 to professional services for an independent auditor.
Warwick’s City Council shuffled the deck on Mayor Scott Avedisian’s proposed $288 million budget Monday at City Hall, moving $997,929.31, most of it from healthcare, to boost paving funds and school spending.
