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The town is in the process of updating the war memorial located in front of the town hall. If you know the name of an individual who served during the various conflicts since WW2 and who was a WG resident during that time, we'd like to add their name to the monument.
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Registration Information Wednesday, 9/8 from 6 to 7:30 at Louttit Library |
Registration Information Monday, 9/13 from 6:30 - 7:30 |
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September 14 Click for sample ballots |
Congdon Mill Bridge Update The Town has met with the Water Resources Board. We are currently getting prices on materials to repair the bridge. The State is waiting for a final decision on their application to FEMA for assistance. The Town anticipates that the bridge will be repaired and the road will be opened by September. Thank you for your continued patience. |
Celebrate West Greenwich Day NEW THIS YEAR:
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PLANNING INFO Public Hearings for Zoning Ordinance Amendment and Comprehensive Plan Amendment See Planning Board's webpage for application, plan,
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34th Annual
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Is your home Energy Efficient? Find out if there are ways you can save money on Free Energy Audit and free home improvements |
Amendment to Town Ordinance # 25 |
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NEW ==> Click Here for 2010 Tax Rates and Tax Information
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Welcome to West Greenwich
West Greenwich is located in Kent County and is a large rural town of 51 square miles. It is one of the least densely populated communities in the State with roughly 5200 residents. It has one of the highest percentages of permanent open space with 47% of the land in town preserved; including Arcadia State Park, URI/W.Alton Jones Campus and the Big River Management Area. The Nature Conservancy, Audubon Society and the West Greenwich Land Trust also have protected several large parcels, the latest being the 1600 acre Tillinghast Preserve.
Along with being one of the smallest and most rural Rhode Island towns, West Greenwich enjoys an active business community along the I-95 corridor and is home to many large businesses such as Amgen, Centrex, Conneaut and the Centre of New England.
West Greenwich continues to maintain the rural character and independent spirit that has made the town
a great place to live for over 260 years.
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Revaluation Information Click Here |
West Greenwich Newsletter 5th Edition - Click Here |