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Aug 14, 2026
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Sep 16, 2026
The scope of work under this project includes the cleaning of the wet wells at twenty (20) remote sewage pump stations, as well as the influent pump station wet well at the wastewater treatment facility. The cleaning operation is to include the physical removal of all floating material, bottom sediment, grit, and materials that have collected on the walls of said wet wells.
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Sep 2, 2026
Purchase of heavy-duty landscape trailer 8.5 X 24 Landscape Heavy Duty 10K
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This is an Order Form from OpenGov Inc. for software services provided to the Town of Narragansett, RI. The contract, identified by Order Form Number OG-00RJ3928, details a subscription for various Permitting & Licensing services, including Building, Fire, Clerk, and Public Works Departments, as well as a MAT/Assessor System & Flags. The services commence on July 1, 2024, and conclude on June 30, 2025. The total annual subscription fee for these services is $21,189.00, payable annually in advance with Net Thirty (30) Days payment terms. The agreement incorporates a Master Agreement and SOW.
This is an Order Form from OpenGov Inc. to the Town of Narragansett, RI, for software services including MAT/Assessor System & Flags and various Permitting and Licensing service areas. The contract has a 12-month term, effective from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, with a total annual fee of $27,898.00. Payment terms are Net 30 Days and billing is prepaid.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Narragansett
The meeting included a tribute to community members and a comprehensive update from the town manager covering the comprehensive plan, crosswalk approvals, public works accolades, and critical drought management measures, including water restrictions and groundwater recovery issues. The council reviewed progress on the Narrow River dredging project and bike path design engineering. A detailed performance report for the Scarab Wastewater Treatment Plant was provided, noting full compliance and process improvements. The public forum session included community concerns regarding the application of the town's workplace violence policy and the resignation of the assistant solicitor.
The council discussed various operational updates provided by the town manager, including the Narragansett River dredge, permit status with the Fish and Wildlife service, and upcoming community events like the South County Museum fundraiser and the blessing of the fleet. Significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to an open forum where residents expressed concerns regarding transparency, zoning law changes, the conduct and resignation of the former assistant solicitor, and the town's carrying capacity concerning housing density and infrastructure demands. Questions were also raised regarding the procedural adherence for the appointment of a new assistant solicitor.
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The meeting focused on the long-term affordable housing strategy and the potential allocation of voter-approved bond funds. Key discussion topics included potential programs such as the acquisition of land for affordable housing, new construction of rental and ownership units, and the conversion of existing properties into long-term rentals. The council also explored public-private partnerships, the utilization of forgivable loans for necessary home repairs, and the criteria for maintaining affordable housing designations.
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