RICHMOND DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE
Richmond, Rhode Island
Congratulations to the newly sworn in Democratic members of the Richmond RI Town Council and Chariho School Committee
Samantha Wilcox, President, Mark Reynolds, Vice-President, Jim Palmisciano, Dan Madigan and members of the Chariho School Committee, Jessica Purcell and Karen Reynolds!
Our Mission
The mission of the RDTC is to promote the election of party candidates on a town, district and state level, keeping in mind a responsibility to the residents of the town of Richmond for their quality of life. We support local government that is responsive to Richmond residents. We endorse trustworthy community leaders who believe in cooperation to achieve collective goals that will move our town in a positive direction. We advocate sustainable growth that respects our natural resources and infrastructure while meeting the needs of our multigenerational community.
Join Us Today!
We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Richmond Community/Senior Center (2nd floor of the Richmond Police Station) at
6:30 pm. New members welcome!
Next Meeting: Wednesday,
December 18
Sign up to join the RDTC email list and stay updated on our meeting schedule and planned events.
RICHMOND RESIDENTS
THANK YOU!
We are so filled with gratitude from your support and faith in a major victory for the town of Richmond.
Megan Cotter for State Representative District 39 has retained her seat in the Rhode Island House of Representatives.
Councilwoman Samantha Wilcox, Mark Reynolds for Richmond Town Council, Daniel Madnick - Richmond Town Council Candidate, and Jim Palmisciano for Richmond Town Council will be elected to the Richmond Town Council.
Both Karen Reynolds for Chariho and Jess Purcell for Chariho School Committee will be continuing their service on the Chariho School Committee
We could not have done it without YOU, the voter. It is because of each and every one of us as Richmond residents in this election doing our part that we were able to create the opportunity to make a lasting change for our town. Once again, thank you all.
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Latest post: Registering New Students at Chariho – Locator Cards
News and Events
High-Five Celebration and Awards Ceremony
It's been a busy election. We’re grateful that so many of you were willing to support our candidates, and they’re honored to represent you and the rest of Richmond in the next couple years.
We have a lot of work in front of us to get Richmond moving, but before we dive in, we want to take the chance to thank you for all of your work. You’ve been out canvassing with us, driving candidates around, putting up yard signs, writing letters to the editor, writing postcards, and a host of other efforts behind the scenes that have been essential to our campaign. You’ve earned our Ticket to Democracy!
Many thanks for Secretary of State Greg Amore for joining us to celebrate and to remind us that that talking and listening to residents makes a difference and can lead to change.