State of Rhode Island General Assembly

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	Special: Greek Independence Day Celebration Event
	Special: Francophone Flag Raising Ceremony
	Press Conference: Green & Healthy Schools in RI
	Special: Senior Agenda Coalition: Legislative Leaders Forum & Panel Discussion
	Press Conference: Introduction of "Healthy School Meal for All" Campaign Legislation

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Legislation enacted temporarily lifting 90-day limit on retired teachers serving as substitutes
Felix and Acosta introduce bill to reform solitary confinement
Whip Kazarian and Chairwoman Sosnowski’s bill calls for more school social workers
Ajello introducing bill to reinstate law requiring traffic stop racial data collection

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The Rhode Island Senate Session Report for 2019

The Rhode Island Senate presents its legislative report about the 2019 session. This report offers Rhode Islanders details about the Senate’s work to improve public education, enhance the state’s economy, continue to battle the opioid epidemic, ensure quality health care, protect public welfare, and reinforce good government.

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House and Senate New Legislative Districts

Dept. of Human Services Staffing & Operations Reports

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Housing Organizational Plan

Education Funding Formula Full Report

Aging in Community Progress Report

IGT Response Letter

Child Fatality Review 06/11/2019

Weekly News Highlights

Speaker Shekarchi announces that the continuing COVID-19 public health emergency may pose an ongoing risk to the health and safety of the members and staff of the House of Representatives. As a result, the House shall be authorized to adopt the temporary emergency procedures pursuant to Rule (47) of the Rules of the House of Representatives.