City Hall will be closed on the last business day of the week, which will primarily fall on a Friday. In accordance with the Governor’s Pause, City Hall will be closed to the public from November 30th to December 13th. We continue to encourage the community to safely and securely use the online and mail services that are available on the Pawtucket website. Residents and businesses can still contact City Hall Departments during hours of operation by calling City Hall and its employees, who will continue to work in the building, at 401-728-0500. A drop box is also available outside of City Hall.
Dear Valued Resident:
Thank you for helping make our community such a great place to live, work, and play. We are rebuilding our schools, roads, and other infrastructure. Our vibrant business and arts communities continue to flourish and grow. We continue to reinvest in our wonderful recreational facilities like Slater Park, Festival Pier, and Veterans Park. Pawtucket is truly evolving and our quality of life is continuing to improve. These improvements are all due to the efforts of committed members of our community, like you.
The City of Pawtucket and our staff are committed to providing the highest levels of customer service to the residents we serve. Please contact us if there is ever an issue we can help you with or a question you need answered.
Together, we are moving our city forward to become an even stronger community. Please continue to help us and encourage others to Join the Evolution!
Constituent Services: 401-728-0500 ext. 281
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