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Write to the mayors and legislators of Providence County, RI

Providence County, Rhode Island has 16 municipal governments serving about 657,288 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

Providence County
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Shown at the card's true proportions — if it fits here, it fits in print.

Local stamp · step one

Which city hall?

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Rhode Island, so we don’t have their names. Cards go to the Office of the Mayor.

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Providence County instead, choose the State stamp.

Address book — Providence County

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Rhode Island, so we don’t have their names. Mail to city hall is addressed to the office and still arrives.

MunicipalityLed byCity hallPopulation
Burrillville town Office of the Select Board Chair 144 Harrisville Main St, Harrisville 02830 16,300
Central Falls Office of the Mayor 580 Broad St, Central Falls 02863 22,490
Cranston Office of the Mayor 869 Park Ave, 1, Cranston 02910 82,421
Cumberland town Office of the Select Board Chair 45 Broad St, Cumberland 02864 36,382
East Providence Office of the Mayor 145 Taunton Ave, East Providence 02914 46,691
Foster town Office of the Select Board Chair 181 Howard Hill Rd, Foster 02825 4,468
Glocester town Office of the Select Board Chair Po Box B, Chepachet 02814 10,110
Johnston town Office of the Select Board Chair 1385 Hartford Ave, 1, Johnston 02919 29,506
Lincoln town Office of the Select Board Chair Po Box 100, Lincoln 02865 22,605
North Providence town Office of the Select Board Chair 2000 Smith St, North Providence 02911 33,871
North Smithfield town Office of the Select Board Chair Green Street, North Windfield 02896 12,477
Pawtucket Office of the Mayor 137 Roosevelt Ave, Rm 200, Pawtucket 02860 75,066
Providence Office of the Mayor 25 Dorrance St, Unit 1, Providence 02903 189,563
Scituate town Office of the Select Board Chair Po Box 328, North Scituate 02857 10,409
Smithfield town Office of the Select Board Chair 64 Farnum Pike, Smithfield 02917 21,987
Woonsocket Office of the Mayor Po Box B, Woonsocket 02895 42,942

At the state house for Providence County

Dan McKee (Democratic)Governor of Rhode Island
Sabina Matos (Democratic)Lieutenant Governor
Jake Bissaillon (Democratic) Senate District 1
Ana Quezada (Democratic) Senate District 2
Sam Zurier (Democratic) Senate District 3
Stefano Famiglietti (Democratic) Senate District 4
Sam Bell (Democratic) Senate District 5
Tiara Mack (Democratic) Senate District 6
Frank Ciccone (Democratic) Senate District 7
Lori Urso (Democratic) Senate District 8
Val Lawson (Democratic) Senate District 14
Meghan Kallman (Democratic) Senate District 15
Jonathon Acosta (Democratic) Senate District 16
Thomas Paolino (Republican) Senate District 17
Bob Britto (Democratic) Senate District 18
Ryan Pearson (Democratic) Senate District 19
Brian Thompson (Democratic) Senate District 20
Gordon Rogers (Republican) Senate District 21
David Tikoian (Democratic) Senate District 22
Jessica de la Cruz (Republican) Senate District 23
Melissa Murray (Democratic) Senate District 24
Andrew Dimitri (Democratic) Senate District 25
Todd Patalano (Democratic) Senate District 26
Hanna Gallo (Democratic) Senate District 27
Lammis Vargas (Democratic) Senate District 28
Matt LaMountain (Democratic) Senate District 31
Pam Lauria (Democratic) Senate District 32
Edith Ajello (Democratic) House District 1
Chris Blazejewski (Democratic) House District 2
Nathan Biah (Democratic) House District 3
Rebecca Kislak (Democratic) House District 4
Anthony DeSimone (Democratic) House District 5
Raymond Hull (Democratic) House District 6
David Morales (Democratic) House District 7
John Lombardi (Democratic) House District 8
Enrique Sanchez (Democratic) House District 9
Scott Slater (Democratic) House District 10
Grace Diaz (Democratic) House District 11
Jose Batista (Democratic) House District 12
Ramon Perez (Democratic) House District 13
Charlene Lima (Democratic) House District 14
Chris Paplauskas (Republican) House District 15
Brandon Potter (Democratic) House District 16
Jackie Baginski (Democratic) House District 17
Arthur Handy (Democratic) House District 18
Joseph McNamara (Democratic) House District 19
Mike Chippendale (Republican) House District 40
Bob Quattrocchi (Republican) House District 41
Dick Fascia (Republican) House District 42
Deb Fellela (Democratic) House District 43
Greg Costantino (Democratic) House District 44
Mia Ackerman (Democratic) House District 45
Mary Ann Shallcross-Smith (Democratic) House District 46
David Place (Republican) House District 47
Brian Newberry (Republican) House District 48
Jon Brien (Independent) House District 49
Stephen Casey (Democratic) House District 50
Bob Phillips (Democratic) House District 51
Alex Marszalkowski (Democratic) House District 52
Paul Santucci (Republican) House District 53
Bill O'Brien (Democratic) House District 54
Doc Corvese (Democratic) House District 55
Joshua Giraldo (Democratic) House District 56
Brandon Voas (Democratic) House District 57
Cherie Cruz (Democratic) House District 58
Jennifer Stewart (Democratic) House District 59
Karen Alzate (Democratic) House District 60
Leo Felix (Democratic) House District 61
Mary Messier (Democratic) House District 62
Katie Kazarian (Democratic) House District 63
Jenni Furtado (Democratic) House District 64
Matthew Dawson (Democratic) House District 65
Jennifer Boylan (Democratic) House District 66