Address: 235 Promenade St, Providence, RI 02908, USA
Phone: +14012224700
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:30AM–4PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM–4PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM–4PM
Thursday: 8:30AM–4PM
Friday: 8:30AM–4PM
Saturday: Closed
Melissa Elliott
if I get a perfect score in geoguessr because you clearly listed your business address on a sign, you get a five star review. The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management clearly prints their address in large letters on the notices they slap on buildings. Five stars.
Dan Colucci
I’ve kept my boats in Rhode Island since 2008 and all of my experiences with the RI DEM over the phone and in person have been nothing short of exceptional! Always knowledgeable, helpful, and very courteous which having lived another states isn’t the norm. Go RI! - a true boat friendly state!
Nigel Cheshire
I walked in today to register a boat I'd bought from out of state. What I expected was a long wait, grumpy staff, and to be told I was missing some vital document. What I experienced was the complete opposite - I was the only person in there, the gentleman who helped me could not have been friendlier or more helpful, and the whole process was completed in a few minutes. Top marks to RIDEM on all fronts!
Richard Loffredo
Functional and professional . happy I want today.
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RI DEM has always worked for me
This would be a good question to call and ask the DEM Boating Office about.
no, not legally. RI has no public spaces to ride.
RIDEM WATER RESOURCES, ISDS ... 222.4700
Not curbside
No. The EPA has established a tolerance (acceptable level) for the product that allows wide-area mosquito application on food crops, fodder crops, pasture, and grazing areas. The application is not expected to leave a detectable residue on food crops, pastures, or forage crops. Organic home gardeners may want to cover their gardens with a tarp. As always, consumers should rinse any homegrown or purchased fruits and vegetables with water before preparation or consumption.
Most wildlife problems are related to two factors: food and shelter. People may not always immediately recognize potential food sources or den sites. Identifying and then eliminating or preventing access to these will often discourage wildlife from coming too close to your home. Pet food dishes, compost piles, garbage, fruit trees, and bird feeders all can provide an easy meal for some wild animal, like coyotes. Learn tips at http://www.dem.ri.gov/programs/bnatres/fishwild/pdf/solprob.pdf
To register a used boat: NOTARIZED bill of sale or gift statement from seller(s) Title signed and notarized from bonafide seller or most current registration certificate (in seller's name) if the boat is coming from a non-title state. Registration certificate if boat is coming from a non-title state. Please remember Rhode Island is a title state. Customer is required to fill out proper paperwork to title and register both boat and motor: RI forms must be notarized Boat Registration Application & fee Outboard Motor Registration Application & fee Application for Initial Vessel Certificate of Title (RIGL §46-22.1-3 vessels 14' in length or less are not required to be titled) & fee Pencil tracing of Hull identification number (HIN); to conform to USCG requirements for verification of hull numbers
Call us at 222-1360 or (after hours) 222-3070. Complaints are public records and information you forward to the DEM's Office of Compliance & Inspection (OC&I) will be available for public review UNLESS you advise us that you wish to remain anonymous, in which case the OC&I will not include any of your contact information (including your email address) in their complaint database.
235 Promenade Street, Providence ... Room 360
Please call Boating Registration during business hourd and they will help you out.
Freshwater trout will be stocked for opening day which is the second Saturday in April (for 2019 this lands on April 13). For more information visit http://www.dem.ri.gov/programs/fish-wildlife/
They are free online: Click on "RI great outdoors" map: http://www.dem.ri.gov/maps/
You can find information about season RI State beach passes at http://riparks.com/PDFFiles/RIBeachSeasonPass.pdf Seniors age 65 and older are entitled to a 50% discount off the resident/non-resident season pass fee.
Yes, on the corner of Promenade and Holden Streets.
Call RIDEM Dept of Agriculture about Exotic Pet Permits 222-2781
No. Dont shoot a gun in city limits! Big problems with that
It depends on the beach, but generally 8:30 or 9:00. Salty Brine opens at 8:00. Weekends and holidays they open earlier, 8:00 or 8:30, again depending in rhe beach. They all close at 4:00.
Channel 10 gave me the answer. Thought it would be supplied by DEM but I guess I was wrong.
Can your local animal control help you?
Yes they can be cited, and many have been.
The office of compliance and inspection
Yes. DEM is open from 8:30am to 4pm (3:30pm for the boating office).
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