Town Officials Tracking Hurricane Isaias

While there is currently no storm warning in effect for Southern Rhode Island, South Kingstown Officials are monitoring Hurricane Isaias, which is tracking north through the Caribbean Sea.  The Town Manager has directed that all Town Departments ...

Important Primary Election Information

The State and Local Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, September 8th at polls located at the Community Recreation Center, Matunuck Elementary School and West Kingston Elementary School. For more information on where you vote and how to apply for a ...

Public Service Appointments

The Town Council is seeking applications from the citizens of South Kingstown for consideration of appointment as members to the following boards:

• Affordable Housing Collaborative Committee
• Economic Development Committee
• Library Board of Trustees
• Recreation C...

Pollworkers needed

Pollworkers are needed to work at the September Primary and November General Elections. Those who are interested should download the application form and
submit it to the Town Clerk’s Office, 180 High Street, Wakefield, RI 02879. Ifyou have an...

Full Outdoor Water Ban for Suez, South Shore and Middlebridge Water Customers

In response to recent dry conditions and heavy consumer demand, a mandatory ban is in effect immediately on ALL outdoor water use for SUEZ, South Shore and Middlebridge water system customers until further notice.

Please note that these restrictions do not...

Parking Fines Increased to $150 along Succotash Road

In response to recent traffic and crowd control problems at East Matunuck state beach and in anticipation of new challenges associated with the partial close of other state beaches, the Town Manager has issued Executive Order 20-06 (First Amendment) &...

Important TAX BILL Information

Due to a number of COVID-related factors, 2020 tax bills have been delayed.

Real Estate and Tangible tax bills were mailed on July 24th. The grace period has been extended until August 31st.   

Due to the uncertainty with the State&rsq...

Covid-19 Emergency Temporary Use Permit for Restaurants Outdoor Service Area Expansion

Governor Raimondo has announced that as of May 18, restaurants may resume limited outdoor dining service, with indoor dine-in service expected to resume at a later phase of the economic reopening. The Town is very aware that the COVID-19 pandemic has adve...