PAWTUCKET ARTS FESTIVAL IS TAKING PLACE SEPTEMBER 1- SEPTEMBER 10TH
Death records on file in the City Clerk's office date back to 1728. Records 50 years old and older are public records. All records less than 50 years old are only available to a close relative.
If the person died in the State of Rhode Island after January 1, 2022 you may obtain the death certificate from any City or Town in Rhode Island, as well as from the RI Department of Health Vital Records.
If the person died prior to 2022, than the death record is filed in Pawtucket if:
or you may request a copy online
In Person:
$22.00 for the first certificate and $18.00 for each additional certificate, of the same record, when ordered simultaneously.
By Mail or Online*:
$25.00 for the first certificate and $18.00 for each additional certificate, of the same record, when ordered simultaneously.
*Online requests have an additional $5 surcharge charged by a 3rd party for using credit card
- Mayor Donald R. Grebien
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