Rep. Quattrocchi Announces Start to Special Legislative Commission

1/22/2019

Providence, RI - Representative Robert Quattrocchi (R District 41 - Scituate and Cranston) is pleased to announce the study commission on the efficiency and cost of implementing a recycling program for all multifamily residential units will be meeting for the first time today.

The meeting will take place in Room 101 of the Rhode Island State House at 2:30PM. The meeting will include an election of a chairperson, discussion of the scope of the commission, introduction of commission members, and to and set a schedule for future commission meetings. Public testimony will not be accepted at this introductory briefing but will be welcomed in the upcoming meetings.

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