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2020 Sponsored Legislation
January 27th, 2020: Legislation urging the passage of Senate Bill 2020 S-2040, an act relating to criminal offenses.
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February 13, 2020: Legislation supporting the Environmental Council of Rhode Island's Climate Crisis Campaign. Read More
April 22, 2020: Legislation urging the Governor of Rhode Island to pass an executive order that would prevent immigration enforcement activities in or around COVID-19 testing sites. Read More.
May 3rd, 2020: Legislation denouncing xenophobia anti-Asian sentiments throughout Providence. Read More.
May 26, 2020: Legislation requiring the Department of Public Works to refund taxpayers who were incorrectly charged late removal fees for garbage receptacles. Read More.
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2021 Sponsored Legislation
February 26, 2021: Legislation urging the passage of S-0037 and H-5358 - Plastic Waste Reduction Act. Read More
March 9th, 2021: Legislation requesting a copy of all violations occurred by business and property owners located in the Port of Providence from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management. Read More
May 17th, 2021: Legislation calling on Mayor Elorza and the Finance Director to conduct an independent review and assessment of the existing PILOT agreements in Providence. Read More
June 1st, 2021: Legislation calling on Harrison Peters to resign from his position as Superintendent of Providence Public Schools. Read More
June 1st, 2021: Legislation reforming Providence's Tax Stabilization Agreements (TSA) by standardizing the tax stabilization process that would benefit all businesses who wish to take advantage of the development incentive. Read More
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2022 Sponsored Legislation
January 13th, 2022: Legislation prohibiting bulk storage of liquid propane gas within city limits. Read More
January 18th, 2022: Legislation calling on the Providence Housing Authority (PHA) to convert its Housing Choice Vouchers (HCV) portfolio to the maximum allowable number of Project-Based Vouchers. Read More
February 23rd, 2022: Legislation requesting that the Department of Public Works and traffic engineering to restripe Rose Parks Drive (Prairie Ave.) red, black, and green coloring. Read More
April 15th, 2022: Legislation calling on the Rhode Island State Legislature to pass bills that would prevent and combat catalytic converter theft. Read More
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