In 2021, following 13 virtual community conversations on key priority areas such as education, workforce, and children and family issues, Governor Dan McKee and Lt. Governor Sabina Matos rolled out a working paper containing preliminary recommendations for Rhode Island through 2030. Based on another seven community forums, the McKee-Matos Administration updated this document in 2022—creating a framework and guiding document for the state over the next decade.
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The McKee-Matos Administration continues to engage stakeholders around the RI2030 vision and recommendations.. Additional events will be scheduled in early 2024. Public input is welcome on an ongoing basis by completing the form below.
If you would like to submit comments related to RI2030, please fill out the form below.
Sept 2
We’re convening leaders from across the state to discuss Rhode Island's recovery and a vision for what we want our state to look like in 2030 — especially with significant federal stimulus funding on the way. Tonight’s community conversation is about how to focus on Quality of Life.
August 19
We’re convening leaders from across the state to discuss Rhode Island's recovery and a vision for what we want our state to look like in 2030 — especially with significant federal stimulus funding on the way. Tonight’s community conversation is about how to focus on Climate Change & Resiliency.
August 5
We’re convening leaders from across the state to discuss Rhode Island's recovery and a vision for what we want our state to look like in 2030 — especially with significant federal stimulus funding on the way. Tonight’s community conversation is a recap of the previous 10 Rhode Island 2030 Community Conversations.
July 29
We’re convening leaders from across the state to discuss Rhode Island's recovery and a vision for what we want our state to look like in 2030 — especially with significant federal stimulus funding on the way. Tonight’s community conversation discusses small business, entrepreneurship & COVID economic recovery.
