Lifespan agrees to pay Providence $1.5M in lieu of taxes. Why some say it's not enough
Lifespan has agreed to pay Providence $1.5 million lieu of taxes, the first payment the nonprofit health system will make to the city since 2021.
Providence strikes $1.5m voluntary payment deal with Lifespan
After not making a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes in three years, Lifespan has agreed to do so for at least the next two years.
Lifespan, Providence agree to $1.5 million in voluntary payments
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley and Lifespan President and CEO John Fernandez announced a proposed Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement between the city and the company Tuesday.
Lifespan, soon Brown University Health, agrees to pay $1.5 million to city in lieu of taxes
Lifespan — soon to be Brown University Health — has agreed to pay Providence $1.5 million over three years as part of a new arrangement for payment-in-lieu-of-taxes, commonly abbreviated as taxes. The agreement still needs to be signed and will be presented to the City Council on Thursday.
Lifespan's $1.5M voluntary payment deal: 4 things to know
Discover the key takeaways from Lifespan's $1.5 million payment to Providence, R.I. in lieu of taxes, including its first formal agreement and financial pressu
Providence strikes deal with state's largest hospital system
Providence strikes deal with state's largest hospital system, Lifespan. Target 12 Investigator Alexandra Leslie has more details about the agreement.
Providence announces a PILOT agreement with Lifespan
The financial contributions from this agreement would represent the largest annual voluntary payment Lifespan has made to Providence in over a decade and would finally ensure t
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Mayor Brett Smiley Announces Providence, RI’s Comprehensive Approach to Waste Reduction
Mayor Brett P. Smiley, Councilwoman Jo-Ann Ryan, Director of Sustainability Priscilla De La Cruz and Deputy Director of ...
NBC 10 I-Team: Providence sees summer surge in violent crime
On the heels of five homicides in just under five weeks, the NBC 10 I-Team took a closer look at crime in the city of ...
Providence wants more residents, businesses composting. Here's how they'll make it happen.
When it comes to trash, Providence has a problem. Too much of the city’s garbage gets dumped in the Central Landfill instead ...
Providence mayor vows to continue downtown drug sweeps, after latest yields more than 20 arrests
A month-long undercover police operation resulted in charges against 22 people for allegedly dealing cocaine around the ...
Mayor Brett Smiley reacts to deadly Providence stabbing
Providence police are asking for the public’s help finding a homicide suspect following a stabbing last week. Around 3:48 p.m ...
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Mayor Brett Smiley's own recovery from addiction informs his policy-making
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley sat down with me to talk about his road to recovery from alcohol abuse. "My drug of choice was alcohol. I primarily abused alcohol. Although there were other drugs, ...
Rhode Island leaders recognize National Recover Month as September comes to an end
(WJAR) — Rhode Island state leaders will gather to mark the final day of National Recovery Month on Monday. Monday's event is ...