Housing

Maps & Town Information

• Environmental Management Mapping

  Geographic Information System maps and information from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management

• GIS Maps

  Geographic Information System maps including roads, bike paths and more!

• Rhode Island Public Transportation System Map

  View transportation maps online

• Rhode Island Cities and Towns

  Cities & Towns information from RI.gov

• Rhode Island Zipcodes

  A complete listing of Rhode Island zip codes

• Interactive Aerial Maps

  Statewide digital imagery

• Official Rhode Island State Maps

  Useful maps and information for visitors from Visit Rhode Island

Utilities

• Cable Service

  Cable service providers and information from the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission

• Electric Service

  Electric service providers and information from the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission

• Gas Heat

  Gas heat service providers and information from the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission

• Oil Heat prices

  Official oil heat prices from the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources

• Phone Service

  Phone service providers and information from the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission

• Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources

  Energy saving tips, energy prices and other information

Voting

• Elections Board

  Find voting information and resources available from the Rhode Island Elections Board

• Rhode Island Elected Officials

  A complete list of Rhode Island's elected officals elected to statewide office

• Voter information Center

  Find your polling place, district, elected officials and more

You can now register to vote when you conduct a permit or license transaction at a DMV Branch Office. All licensing transaction forms contain a section where you can indicate if you wish to register to vote or update your current voter registration.

To register to vote in Rhode Island you must be:

• a U.S. Citizen; and
• a Rhode Island resident; and
• at least 18 years old on or before the next election.

In order to vote in a future election you must be registered 30 days before all primaries and elections.

Normally, you should receive confirmation of your voter status within 2 to 3 weeks from the date you registered with the DMV. If you have not received confirmation, please contact your local Board of Canvassers.

For additional voter information, please visit eDemocracy