Sam Zurier

My May 24 letter discusses how the Governor’s budget proposes changing the “net metering” program. myemail.constantcontact.com/May-24--2026-D…

My May 17 letter discusses legislation to improve the return of Providence Public Schools to local control. conta.cc/4tFdgLq

My May 10 letter describes my budgetary priorities. conta.cc/4tok1Ro

My May 3 letter discusses two changes the Governor proposes to the State income tax. conta.cc/4cW80MV

My April 26 letter discusses ways to enforce the State law that requires transparency in campaign contributions from State vendors conta.cc/4vWabZK

My April 19 letter discusses the challenges to evaluating the impacts of the Governor's energy affordability agenda on the implementation of the Act on Climate. conta.cc/4844aQs

My April 12 letter announces my re-election campaign and a May 13 fund raising reception. conta.cc/4dqJtl6

My April 5 letter discusses teh return of the Providence Public Schools to local control. conta.cc/4sUwkWv

My March 29 letter discusses the budgets of the RI Dept. of Transportation and the RI Public Transit Authority. conta.cc/4bAucwM

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My March 22 letter discusses the administration's budget for truck toll revenues. conta.cc/4siRE7y

My March 15 letter discusses ranked choice voting. conta.cc/4bprfh4

@EnergyRI Good to know. Thank you for sending. I will look forward to reviewing the consultant contract or purchase order for the oer model of savings expected under the governor's energy affordability program.

Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources Statement on Revolution Wind First Power Milestone: The Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources today recognized the first power milestone from the Revolution Wind offshore wind project, which has begun delivering energy into the electric grid. The project, located approximately 15 miles south of Rhode Island in federal waters, represents a major accomplishment as construction moves toward completion later this year. Rhode Island has contracted 400 megawatts of the project’s capacity, with Connecticut contracting the remaining 304 megawatts. "This is a significant moment for the state’s clean energy landscape, over eight years in the making since the multi-state offshore wind procurement efforts began," said Chris Kearns, Acting Commissioner of the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources. "Revolution Wind will provide a valuable new resource to our energy system, deliver important emission reductions and further diversify our state and region’s energy generation portfolio.”

My March 8 letter makes the case for an efficiency study of RIDOT's road program. conta.cc/4b9EeDx

My March 1 letters provides my initial thoughts about the recent snow storm. conta.cc/4r02Vbu

I explain why I am endorsing Keith Hoffmann for Attorney General. conta.cc/3MRi9BB

My February 15 letter discusses the State's plan to continue the operation of Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital conta.cc/4ahOryD

My February 8 letter discusses changes to the education aid funding formula proposed by the Rhode Island Foundation's Blue Ribbon Commission conta.cc/49Zt7xL

My February 1 letter discusses the impact of the Governor's budget on the Act on Climate. conta.cc/3LKiaa7

My January 25 letter discusses the utility rate components of the Governor's proposed budget. conta.cc/49TbwWN