Johnston mayor urges RIDOT to rethink demolishing Greystone Bridge
JOHNSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — The future of the Greystone Bridge, which connects North Providence and Johnston, is now up in the ...
RIDOT schedules new community meeting after residents express frustrations
A new virtual community meeting has been scheduled to discuss Providence residents' concerns over the demolition work on the ...
McKee weighs in on RIDOT’s Washington Bridge meeting
During the meeting that clocked in at around nine minutes, RIDOT attempted to address concerns such as noise and traffic ...
RIDOT to hold second public meeting on Washington Bridge demolition effort
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation is holding its second public meeting to discuss the Washington Bridge ...
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Video Now: Gov. McKee on his confidence in RIDOT director
The governor expressed disappointment with how the last virtual meeting on the Washington Bridge was handled.
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RIDOT to hold community meeting on Washington Bridge demolition
After a disastrous community meeting last Friday, the Rhode Island Department of Transportation is holding another meeting ...
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RIDOT Meeting on Washington Bridge Tonight at 6 - Here’s How to Ask McKee & Alviti Questions
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) is hosting another online community meeting for the demolition of the ...
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Block: Alviti’s Lies, Lack of Legislative Leadership - Washington Bridge Fiasco Gets Worse
Rhode Island’s Department of Transportation (RIDOT) is an out-of-control mess. Director Alviti has spent the better part of a ...
‘How does that man survive?’: McKee’s loyalty to Alviti contrasts with past governors in crisis
McKee’s loyalty to Alviti is an outlier compared with other recent governors when they faced their own high-profile crises ...
RIDOT announces road closures as Washington Bridge demolition resumes
RIDOT is reminding commuters that temporary road closures are coming back as the demolition of the Washington Bridge resumes.
RI is chipping in millions to pave roads across the state. Is yours on the list?
The DOT is giving out $7 million in funding, which will be split evenly between all 39 cities and towns. Each municipality submits projects for approval and is eligible for up to $184,000 in funds.