RI House Minority Leader Michael Chippendale Comments on the Proposed FY26 Rhode Island State Budget6/12/2025
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RI taxpayers need an Office of Inspector General for independent oversight, transparency and assurances of efficiency in our state government. A proven watchdog in other states to prevent fraud, abuse and costly mistakes.
Please join us in this bipartisan effort for creating good government practices.
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This is why we need an independent Inspector General. We can't afford the millions of tax dollars wasted on costly fines and unwise investments.
Please support this bipartisan good government effort.
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Rep George Nardone has been championing the legislation to create an Office of Inspector General in RI. We need your support to get this independent, bi-partisan, good government watchdog position in place.
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State House, Providence – Rhode Island established a mandate, through the Act on Climate, of 100% renewable energy generation by 2033. Offshore wind generated energy has been identified as a critical component to meet this mandate. To date however, the only offshore wind energy generated for Rhode Island comes from the Block Island windfarm, a five-turbine, 30 MW project that was developed by Deepwater Wind, now known as Ørsted US Offshore Wind.
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