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Effective and Responsive Leadership

Richmond Democratic Town Committee

KEEPING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE

OUR MISSION

The mission of the RDTC is to promote the election of party candidates on a town, district and state level, keeping in mind a responsibility to the residents of the town of Richmond for their quality of life. We support local government that is responsive to Richmond residents. We endorse trustworthy community leaders who believe in cooperation to achieve collective goals that will move our town in a positive direction. We advocate sustainable growth that respects our natural resources and infrastructure while meeting the needs of our multigenerational community.

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We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Richmond Community/Senior Center (2nd floor of the Richmond Police Station) at 6:30 pm. New members welcome!​

Next Meeting: June 25, 2025

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Moving Richmond Forward

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Attorney General Peter Neronha addressing a crowd of Richmond residents
Attorney General Peter Neronha addressing a crowd of Richmond residents
State Leader Series with RI Attorney General Peter Neronha

Thank you to RI Attorney General Peter Neronha for visiting Richmond tonight! We're grateful we had so many folks come out for the discussions. He discussed the legal efforts that is office is leading to defend all Rhode Islanders, and also talked about some of their recent efforts to champion improvements to health care reimbursement rates.

Spring Kick-Off Food Drive at Stop and Shop
Spring Kick-Off Food Drive at Stop and Shop
Flooding in the Wood-Pawcatuck watershed on March 30, 2010, Beaver River in Decoppett Estate, Richmond, RI

Check out Our Latest Blog Post: How Federal Funds Benefit Richmond


Did you know how much the town of Richmond relies on federal funding for capital improvements? Over the last couple years, the town of Richmond has benefited directly from over $4 million in grants. For small towns like Richmond, it is important to get financial support at the federal level to help with larger public projects.

TOWN MEETINGS AND EVENTS

East Providence Pride Parade

Saturday, June 7th @ 10AM-12PM parade, 12PM-2PM celebration at Weaver Library

East Providence City Hall to Weaver Library


Richmond Economic Development Commission

Monday, June 9th @ 9:15AM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall


Rural Preservation Land Trust Meeting

Monday, June 9th @ 5:30PM

2nd Floor Conference Room

Richmond Town Hall


Richmond Town Council Special Meeting - Budget Considerations

Tuesday, June 10th @ 4PM-6:30PM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall


Richmond Planning Board

Tuesday, June 10th @ 6:30PM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall


State Leader Series: Attorney General Peter Neronha

Wednesday, June 11th @ 6pm

Richmond Community/Senior Center

2nd Floor above Richmond Police Station


Richmond Conservation Commission

Wednesday, June 11th @ 6:30PM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall


Richmond Board of Canvassers

Thursday, June 12th @ 10AM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall


Richmond Senior Activities Committee

Thursday, June 12th @ 11AM

Richmond Senior/Community Center

2nd Floor above Richmond Police Station


Richmond Wellness Committee

Thursday, June 12th @ 6PM

Richmond Senior/Community Center

2nd Floor above Richmond Police Station

South County Pride

Saturday, June 14th @ 11AM-6PM

Contemporary Theater Company

327 Main Street, Wakefield


No Kings Protest – Nationwide Day of Defiance

Saturday, June 14th @ 12PM

Dunn’s Corner

248 Post Road, Westerly

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