Effective and Responsive Leadership

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: May 28, 2025

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Richmond Town Municipal Budget Summary for 2025-2026

The Richmond Town Council is in the process of developing the proposed budget for next year. They are still looking for your input – there is one more public hearing on the budget on May 6th (at 6 pm) for you to share your input with the Council.

Do One Thing

Feeling overwhelmed? Start small. Change begins with one action. Focus on One Thing Today. You have power. Your voice matters—it can impact your life, community, and nation. You can’t do it all, but you can do this One Thing. Let’s create change together. #DoOneThing #richmonddems #DOT #RDTC

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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.

March 4 South County Resistance Protest at Chariho Plaza

On March 4 at Chariho Plaza in Richmond 80-100 people stood up for democracy and protested Trump and Musk's autocratic crusade to destroy the federal government. No Kings! Thanks to South County Resistance for organizing this event.

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Richmond Town Municipal Budget Summary for 2025-2026

The Richmond Town Council is in the process of developing the proposed budget for next year. They are still looking for your input – there is one more public hearing on the budget on May 6th (at 6 pm) for you to share your input with the Council.

Do One Thing

Feeling overwhelmed? Start small. Change begins with one action. Focus on One Thing Today. You have power. Your voice matters—it can impact your life, community, and nation. You can’t do it all, but you can do this One Thing. Let’s create change together. #DoOneThing #richmonddems #DOT #RDTC

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.

March 4 South County Resistance Protest at Chariho Plaza

On March 4 at Chariho Plaza in Richmond 80-100 people stood up for democracy and protested Trump and Musk's autocratic crusade to destroy the federal government. No Kings! Thanks to South County Resistance for organizing this event.

HERE'S WHAT HAPPENING

Spring Kick-Off Food Drive at Stop and Shop

Our Spring Kick-Off Food Drive today was a great success! Thank you to all of our neighbors and community members who donated in support of RICAN and our local families today. It makes a huge difference to our local families, and we were excited to see so much support from everyone.

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

Richmond Planning Board
Tuesday, April 22nd @ 6:30PM
Town Council Chambers
Richmond Town Hall

Richmond Democratic Town Committee Meeting
Wednesday, April 23rd @ 6:30PM
Richmond Senior/Community Center
2nd Floor above Richmond Police Station

Richmond Recreation Commission
Thursday, April 24th @ 6:30PM
2nd Floor Conference Room
Richmond Town Hall

Earth Day Celebration and Clean-Up with
Richmond Conservation Commission
Saturday, April 26 @ 10AM
Richmond Town Hall

Effective and Responsive Leadership

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