2026 Meeting
Schedule
January 24, 2026
March 21, 2026
May 16, 2026
July 18, 2026
September 19, 2026
November 21, 2026
NENA meets every other month on the 3rd Saturday of the month at 10 a.m. at the DaVinci Center, located at 470 Charles Street.
North End Neighborhood Association News and Updates
Friends and Neighbors,
The City of Pawtucket is once again attempting to place a transfer station on Concord Street — right in our backyard and in the heart of our neighborhood.
We urgently encourage everyone who is able to attend the next City Council meeting on Wednesday, March 11th at 6:45 PM at 100 Freight Street in Pawtucket. Please note: all vehicles must enter at 75 Sabin Street.
We made it easy to take action in under a minute: https://chelos.com/dump/
That page has all council emails + phone numbers, plus a “Copy all emails” button and a ready-to-send email draft addressed to everyone including us.
If you plan to speak during public comment, and we encourage anyone and everyone to do so, we ask that you arrive early to register. Every voice matters!
Let’s protect the quality of life in our community the same way we have before. We hope to see you there.
Thank you for your endless support,
The Chelo Family
New Carts Coming Soon
New Carts Coming Soon
Visit ProvidenceRI.gov/Carts to learn when carts will be delivered to your street and how to ensure the swap goes smoothly.” There is a tool on that page where you can search your address here to see when you carts will be swapped. If your address isn’t included, there’s a form to fill out so we can get you on the list and avoid any delay.
Proposed Building Design Standards Committee on Ordinances Department of Planning and Development
Jason Martin and Alex Ellis, Preservation Planners with the City of Providence Department of Planning and Development, delivered a wonderful presentation at the Justin Roias Neighborhood Meeting.
Click here for the Proposed Building Design Standards Committee on Ordinances Department of Planning
Thanks to the BoomRI Grant and volunteers, we were able to plant beautiful perennials around Hopkins Square Park—come out this Spring and enjoy their vibrant blooms.