Representative Ray Hull News Today

The proposed changes to the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights meet some, but not all, of the demands by the caucus representing legislators of color. A committee vote is slated for Tuesday.

For the fourth year in a row, efforts to reform Rhode Island’s Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights loom over the home stretch of the legislative session.

Both House and Senate leaders have said they will pass LEOBOR reform this year.

A new Senate version of the bill emerged Tuesday, but it doesn’t have the support of the lead sponsor.

For the past thirty-three years, the City of Providence has leased the management of Triggs Memorial Golf Course to the same business, FCG Associates. This has been a lucrative arrangement for the owners who have made great profits over these decades, but