

The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada
presents their Award of Financial Reporting Achievement to Colleen J. Derjue, Town Treasurer
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for the second year in a row,
awards the Town of West Greenwich their Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting
for achieving the highest standards in government accounting and financial reporting.
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Click Here for 2009 Tax Rates
The Town Hall will be closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.
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Click HERE for 4th of July historical facts
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5th Annual EWG Sports 4 Kids
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Transfer Stickers Now Available Transfer stickers are available in the Town Clerk's office weekdays between the hours of 8:30 - 4:00. Please note an increase in the cost: $50 for 2 years Stickers also available at the transfer station on the following dates: Wed, 6/17 open 4 - 8 pm Closing early on July 4th at 2 pm. |
Attention Residents That Burn Firewood
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Earth Day 2009 Click Here for Article Thanks to all who volunteered their time!! |
The Conservation Commssion has an opening for a dedicated townsperson who would like to join their team and contribute his/her skills and energy in their effort to make West Greenwich a better place to live and work. Contact person: |
Click HERE for a current
description/sketch of the Conservation Commission |
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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.
Click HERE for Plat Maps
Revaluation Information Click Here |
West Greenwich Newsletter 5th Edition - Click Here |