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Learn More: Admiral Kalbfus Traffic Study

Learn More: Admiral Kalbfus Traffic Study

Did you know that Admiral Kalbfus Road is a State roadway? At the request of the City Council, the State Department of Transportation recently conducted a traffic study of Admiral Kalbfus Road and the impact that large trucks has on the area and offer potential solutions.

Click below for their findings and to learn more about the State's recommendations

Residents who wish to provide written testimony to the State Traffic Commission for its meeting on Jan. 7, 2026 @ 10:00am, State House Room 135, it is recommended they reference:Docket item 42186, “Request from the City of Newport to evaluate the need for truck restrictions on Admiral Kalbfus Road.”

Comments may be submitted via:

  • Email, to Mr. Sean Raymond, P.E., State Traffic Commission Secretary, at sean.raymond@dot.ri.gov, or
  • Mail, courtesy of Mr. Sean Raymond, P.E. // State Traffic Commission Secretary // Rhode Island Department of Transportation // Two Capitol Hill // Providence, RI   02903

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Help Reimagine Easton's Beach

Help Reimagine Easton's Beach

As one of the City’s most popular attractions, Easton's Beach has been a centerpiece of Newport's summers for generations. However over the years the site has experienced a considerable amount of development and destruction. Reimagined time and again, Easton’s Beach has had many iterations, at one point featuring a rollercoaster, saltwater pool, boardwalk, and an ornate spired pavilion similar to those found along the coastlines of New York and New Jersey.

What's remained constant is that Mother Nature has always had other designs, with storm after storm taking its toll and reshaping both the landscape and the amenities that Newporters have enjoyed.

With the snack bar and carousel building recently taken down, and funding approved as part of the 2024 infrastructure bond, the City is once again looking to chart a new vision for the beach, with sea level rise and resilience at its core.

If you're interested in learning more about the current state of the beach and would like to help shape its future, then please be sure to visit www.CityofNewport.com/FutureBeach to get involved.

  

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Volunteer to Serve through the City's Talent Bank!

Volunteer to Serve through the City's Talent Bank!

Are you interested in getting more involved in the community? We're always on the lookout for volunteers to serve on our various Boards, Commissions, and Authorities!

We're currently applications for a new Academic Integration Advisory Commission, Youth Commission, and Charter Review Commission

Whether you're interested in bike and pedestrian safety, Newport Harbor, or Historic Preservation, there's more than likely a board or commission that could benefit from your involvment. Click below to learn more about our Boards and Commissions and to download an application.  

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News & Events

  Calendar of Events

Board of Tax Appeals

Board of Tax Appeals - Hearings

Cliff Walk Commission

The Cliff Walk Commission is charged with overseeing the maintenance, operations, and activities of the City's historic Cliff Walk. Click here for an agenda

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission is tasked with providing advice to the City on how to make Newport safer and more accessible for cyclists and pedestrians. 

Historic Cemetery Advisory Commission

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 Latest News

NEWPORT FIRE, POLICE SET TO ESCORT SANTA THROUGH NEWPORT’S NEIGHBORHOODS AGAIN THIS YEAR

Annual Santa’s Ride to Kick Off Tuesday, Dec. 9th
 
NEWPORT, RI (MONDAY, DEC. 1, 2025) –With the holiday season officially upon us, the City of Newport is once again busy preparing for the return of Santa’s nightly rides.
 
Santa is scheduled to meet up with Newport’s Fire and Police Departments beginning Tuesday, Dec. 9th for his annual tour of Newport’s neighborhoods.
 
This year, he’s planning on riding with our first responders through the streets to see the City’s children beginning at 5:30 p.m. each night on Tuesday December 9th, Thursday December 11th, Tuesday December 16th and finishing up on Thursday December 18th.

As always, Santa’s visit is weather dependent. If there is inclement weather on any night he is scheduled, he will do his very best to complete his visit in that area of the City on the following night. Santa and his Newport Fire & Newport Police escort will leave from Fire Station #2 on Old Fort Road at 5 p.m. each night and will continue until he has completed his tour of the listed area.
 

Newport School Committee to Hold Special Meeting to Consider Conducting Outside Investigation into Rogers High School Incidents

Executive Session set for Wednesday, Nov. 26th
 
NEWPORT, RI (SUNDAY, NOV. 23, 2025) – The Newport School Committee will be convening in Executive Session on Wednesday, Nov. 26th to address recent and serious allegations pertaining to multiple incidents at Rogers High School, including a widely reported assault of a student with special needs.
 
As part of the meeting, the Committee is expected to discuss hiring an independent, third-party investigator to conduct a comprehensive review of the matter, which has raised significant concerns among City Councilors, School Committee members, and the community at large.
 

Department of Utilities Provides Update on October & November Billing

Bills Due Nov. 28th, Interest & Penalties Waived
 
NEWPORT, R.I. (TUESDAY, NOV. 18, 2025) – The City of Newport Department of Utilities is providing updated information regarding the October and November billing cycles as we continue our transition away from the legacy billing platform.
 
A payment batch was inadvertently posted twice in October during manual processing. Although the issue was corrected, it occurred after the October bills were generated, which caused some customers to see inaccurate balances. Updated October balances and the November bills are now correct.
 

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