Open Directory - Regional: North America: United States: Rhode Island: Government
See also: - Provides state government news and announcements, searchable listings for other state agencies and programs, and organized collections of resources for specific groups of users. - Directories of state agency websites, elected and appointed officials, and other information resources. - State government office charged with assisting municipalities provides directories of Rhode Island's 39 city and towns, local officials, local economic and census information, timing of meetings, and links to local websites. Also includes information on state aid and grants to municipalities. - Agency builds, operates and maintains computer systems that manage information for such state government and maintains library collections, online catalogs, and directories. - Receives and disburses all state funds, issues all general obligation notes and bonds, manages the investment of state funds. - Information about voter registration, election schedules and results, qualifying as a candidate, campaign finance, and other aspects of the election process. - Provides resources and information designed to assist state residents in understanding, complying with, and benefiting from child support regulations. - Implements and enforces of state laws mandating regulation and licensing of designated businesses, professions, occupations, and other specific activities. - Information about state labor standards, workers' compensation, unemployment insurance, workforce development programs and services, and other topics related to employment. - Information on how to do business with the state government. - Information about natural and manmade hazards in the state, emergency preparedness, and disaster assistance. - A guide to the state's government, history, and heritage. - Information for victims of crime in Rhode Island and how to receive compensation for your victimization. - Organization information, including association meetings, membership, and reports on safety and other professional concerns. - Charged with preparing and maintaining plans for the physical, economic, and social development of the state.
