Update: Senate total is now 120 bills for Friday, February 13, 2026. https://status.rilegislature.gov/day_introduced.aspx?chamber=S&date=2/13/2026

Update: Senate total is now 119 bills for Friday, February 13, 2026. https://status.rilegislature.gov/day_introduced.aspx?chamber=S&date=2/13/2026

🤖 Categories: Education (7), Health & Healthcare (6), Tax & Finance (6), Public Utilities (5), Other (5)

FYI. This is from March 2025. My programming went haywire today and posted old decisions, unfortunately.

🤖 Categories: Health & Healthcare (17), Business & Labor (8), Education (8), Housing (8), Other (13)

nt, but noted that the committee should be mindful of posting minutes in a timely fashion in the future. (3/3)

nt, but noted that the committee should be mindful of posting minutes in a timely fashion in the future. (3/3)

's office did not find it necessary to impose injunctive relief or fines. The committee's failure to timely file minutes for a fourth meeting was deemed outside the scope of the OMA, as it was a Financial Town Meeting subject to a different law. The Attorney General's office closed the complai (2/3)

's office did not find it necessary to impose injunctive relief or fines. The committee's failure to timely file minutes for a fourth meeting was deemed outside the scope of the OMA, as it was a Financial Town Meeting subject to a different law. The Attorney General's office closed the complai (2/3)

The Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General found that the Coventry School Committee violated the Open Meetings Act (OMA) by failing to timely file meeting minutes for three meetings in 2022. However, the committee's oversight was not considered willful or knowing, and the Attorney General (1/3)

The Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General found that the Coventry School Committee violated the Open Meetings Act (OMA) by failing to timely file meeting minutes for three meetings in 2022. However, the committee's oversight was not considered willful or knowing, and the Attorney General (1/3)

wing, and therefore did not seek injunctive relief or file a lawsuit. The Council's practice of posting draft minutes within days of the meeting and its intent to foster openness and transparency were also noted. (3/3)

wing, and therefore did not seek injunctive relief or file a lawsuit. The Council's practice of posting draft minutes within days of the meeting and its intent to foster openness and transparency were also noted. (3/3)

d minutes for the meetings on March 14, March 16, March 23, and April 11 in a timely manner, but did not post minutes for the meetings on March 2, May 9, June 13, and June 15 until after the 35-day deadline. However, the Attorney General's office did not find the violation to be willful or kno (2/3)

d minutes for the meetings on March 14, March 16, March 23, and April 11 in a timely manner, but did not post minutes for the meetings on March 2, May 9, June 13, and June 15 until after the 35-day deadline. However, the Attorney General's office did not find the violation to be willful or kno (2/3)

Here is a summary of the decision in 3-4 sentences:

The Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General found that the Johnston Town Council committed a violation of the Open Meetings Act (OMA) by failing to timely post official and/or approved minutes for four meetings in 2022. The Council poste (1/3)

Here is a summary of the decision in 3-4 sentences:

The Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General found that the Johnston Town Council committed a violation of the Open Meetings Act (OMA) by failing to timely post official and/or approved minutes for four meetings in 2022. The Council poste (1/3)