  | Adopt a Spot! | ???? Calling all Nature Enthusiasts! Join our Adopt-A-Spot Program! ????
Hey there fellow conservation champions! We’ve got some exciting news to share with all of you! The Town of Lincoln’s Conservation Commission is thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new Adopt-A-Spot Program!
What is Adopt-A-Spot, you ask? Well, it’s an amazing opportunity for YOU, yes you, to become a local eco-hero! We believe that small acts can make a BIG difference, and this program allows everyone in our community to contribute to the beauty and well-being of our beloved town.
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| | Arnold House | Celebrate President Lincoln’s Birthday with Cake and a Tour of Arnold House. FREE EVENT: Saturday, February 10, 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Arnold House - 487 Great Road, Lincoln, R.I.
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| | Budget Board Public Hearing | |
| | Cancelled Meeting | |
| | Climate Action Plan | |
| | Closures | Town Building Closues |
| | Comprehensive Plan update | Lincoln is seeking resident input as it begins the process of updating of the town’s Comprehensive Plan. The attached flyer has information on how to participate in the new plan Envision Lincoln. Please visit the website (www.envision-lincoln.com), complete the survey (scan QR code on flyer or go to the ‘Engage’ tab on the website), and attend the public workshop on Monday September 25 at 6:30PM at the Senior Center. The workshop will begin with a brief introduction from the town’s consultant, Weston & Sampson, and then attendees will be invited to ask questions and provide comments & insight into how we can ensure that the new Comprehensive Plan, Envision Lincoln, work best for Lincoln residents. There will be other opportunities to participate in the future, but this meeting is important because it will focus on the vision statements for the town and each of the town villages. Light refreshments will be served. Please help spread the word! |
| | E- Waste Collection | Electronic waste (e-waste) collection event hosted by Indie Cycle, LLC. at Lincoln Town Hall- 100 Old River Rd. May 4th 9am-12pm!
The goal is to safely dispose of unwanted electronics that can be either recycled, reused or refurbished. Residents can drop-off computers, TVs, monitors, printers, small household appliances, air conditioners, and more! For all the details, including accepted materials visit www.indiecycle.com
Note: This is a third-party event. Please direct all event-related inquiries to Indie Cycle, LLC. by visiting https://indiecycle.blogspot.com |
| | Early Voting | Hey Lincoln! Early voting has started and will end November 6th at 4:00pm
**Please keep in mind the new hours of operation of Town Hall**
Town Hall hours: Monday - Wednesday 8:30am-4:30pm, Thursday 8:30-7pm, Friday 8:30-12:30pm.
The only time change will be the last day November 6th voting will end at 4:00PM |
| | Election Day | |
| | Family Literacy Center | Join us for Breakfast at the Lafayette Lodge! Saturday, Sept. 21st 7am-10am- tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door or by calling 401-762-4900 |
| | Financial Town Meeting | |
| | Flood Damage from 9/11/2023 | Attention Lincoln Residents:
If you experienced damage to your home during yesterday's (9/11) flash flooding, please fill out this form and estimate ($ amount) the damage done to your property by the flooding.
Lincoln’s Emergency Management (EMA) team is compiling all of this information for submission to RIEMA and FEMA. This is an important step in the Town’s submission should funding become available. Please provide your best estimate and thank you for your cooperation.
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| | Holiday Baskets postponed | Holiday Baskets distribution has been postponed until tomorrow due to the weather today. 1-6:00 pm at the Lincoln Senior Center. |
| | Honest Abe Golf Classic | Who's the best golfer in Lincoln?! ?? Sign up today at Town Hall. Space is limited. |
| | Important information | |
| | Lincoln Conservation Commission Events | The Conservation Commission has a full board of 7 members. Including town cleanups, we also are invested in the new lights, Adopt-a-spots, the historical cemeteries; also, we are responsible for the Butterfly Garden in Chase Farm. We also are open to any other ideas/problems, etc., that involve keeping the town as much of a town as possible.
https://www.townoflincolnconservationcommission.org/ |
| | Lincoln Memorial Day Parade | Kickoff your summer at our annual Lincoln Memorial Day Parade, on Monday May 29th.
Beginning at 11:00 AM the parade kicks off at the corner of Higginson Ave/ Smithfield Ave. The parade ends at Chase Farm for our post parade celebration with The PVD Food Trucks and live music brought to you by C2 Records and Various Artists. It will be a fun filled day for the whole family.
Starting at the intersection of Smithfield Ave/Higginson Ave the parade will travel north on Smithfield Ave to Walker St. The parade will then travel east on Walker St. and turn left onto Chapel St. at the Saylesville Fire Station. The parade will then travel north on Chapel St. where it will merge with Great Rd. The parade will continue west on Great Rd. until it concludes at Chase Farm.
The Post Parade Celebration will take place at Chase Farm immediately following the parade. The Post Parade Celebration will include several food trucks and live music and entertainment. Pedestrian traffic WILL NOT be permitted back along Great Rd.
Please note if you plan on going to the Post Parade Celebration: Great Rd. will be closed from Chase farm to Gateway Park beginning at 10:30 AM to approximately 1:00 PM. No vehicles will be allowed to enter Chase Farm during the road closure. If you are planning on only attending the Post Parade Celebration please park at Chase Farm prior to 10:30 AM.
The rest of the parade route will be closed at 10:45 AM and re-open as the parade passes selected checkpoints. We are asking residents to please plan accordingly. Parking along the parade route will be prohibited and violators will be towed. If you live along the parade route, plan on road closures from approximately 10:30 AM until 1:00 PM. Thank you again for your patience and we hope to see you at our parade this year!
Please check back on Facebook for further information and parade updates.
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| | Lincoln Releases Community Resilience Building Report | The Town recently participated in the Municipal Resilience Program ran by the Nature Conservancy and the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank. The goal of the program is to identify local resiliency issues and connect them with potential funding sources. For more information on the program, please see this link.
A virtual workshop with key stakeholders and Town staff was hosted by the Nature Conservancy on December 8th, 2022. The Community Resilience Building – Summary of Findings Report captures the valuable information shared during the workshop. The Town will be utilizing the report to identify projects and connect them with potential funding sources.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Town Planner, Joshua Berry (jberry@lincolnri.org).
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| | Lincoln Town Ornaments | Lincoln Town ornaments!
Please check out the pictures of which ones are still available! Each ornament is being sold at $10 cash/ check.
Silos and Albion Beacon are being sold at $20 cash/ check. While supplies last, first come first serve basis!
If you are interested in purchasing please email swinslow@lincolnri.org or ggervais@lincolnri.org or stop in Town Hall Monday –Friday 8:30-4:30; while supplies last, first come first serve basis!
Proceeds from these purchases will go towards the Lincoln Memorial Day Parade! |
| | National Night Out | Join us for Lincoln’s National Night Out at Lincoln High School! August 6th from 5pm-8pm. Food, Games, prizes and fun. |
| | Notice of MANDATORY Odd-Even Outdoor Water Use Restrictions | TO ALL CUSTOMERS: Effective JULY 1, 2023, the Lincoln Water Commission will be implementing mandatory Odd-Even Outdoor Water Use Restrictions for all customers being served by the Lincoln Water distribution system. Properties with an odd numbered address are allowed to use water outdoors on odd numbered calendar days. Property owners with an even numbered address are allowed to use water outdoors on even numbered calendar days. These restrictions will be enforced from July 1, 2023 to September 30, 2023. Customers may contact the office of the Lincoln Water Commission at 401-334-6735 for further information. |
| | Parking Ban | Parking Ban |
| | Parking Ban Through Tomorrow; Monday 6PM to Tuesday 6PM | Parking Ban Through Tomorrow; Monday 6PM to Tuesday 6PM |
| | Parks and Recreation Events | |
| | Placemaking Grant Survey | If you are a local Lincoln business please take a minute to answer this short two (2) question survey in regards to how the Chase Farm events have impacted your business. Deadline June 30, 2023.
This year we received a grant award from the RI Rebounds Placemaking Grant Program for The Memorial Day Post Parade event, Chase Farm summer concerts series, Farmers Markets, etc. Through this awarded grant, we were able to purchase a new stage, lighting and other upgraded equipment for events held at Chase Farm. As part of the grant evaluation process, we are asked to share a survey with businesses who were positively impacted by the programming we conducted. The data from this survey will help the state measure the Placemaking Program’s impact and decide if another round of Placemaking should be funded. Please take five minutes to complete this survey: https://ricommerce.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7QyujmuyO0MyFWm [ricommerce.qualtrics.com] |
| | RIPTA Safe Streets for All Project | RIPTA is working with 32 communities across the state including Lincoln, to develop municipal Safety Action Plans (SAPs) and are also working on a Statewide SAP. Below are some links explaining more and the main link to the survey, helping to conduct engagement activities in each municipality and also at regional and statewide scales.
The survey will be live through the end of September 2024, you can access the survey by the QR code or the links below.
The survey can be found here https://us.planengage.com/ri_safestreets/page/survey_split
The RIPTA press release explaining more is here: https://www.ripta.com/ripta-launches-safe-streets-for.../
And of course, the main website is here: https://us.planengage.com/ri_safestreets/page/home |
| | Service Announcement | |
| | Sewer Notification | |
| | Storm Damage | Latest Storm Damage incident |
| | Storm Damage 12/17-12/18 2023 | Attention Lincoln Residents:
If you experienced damage to your property during the weather event on 12/17-12/18, please fill out this form and estimate ($ amount) the damage done to your property by the storm.
/FormCenter/Town-Clerk-16/Storm-Damage-Report-Form-72
Lincoln’s Emergency Management (EMA) team is compiling all of this information for submission to RIEMA and FEMA. This is an important step in the Town’s submission should funding become available. Please provide your best estimate and thank you for your cooperation.
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| | Town hall closed | Town Hall is closed Friday 12/22/2023 for Christmas |
| | Town Hall informational meeting | The Town will be hosting an information session on the two bonds tomorrow night, Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 7 p.m. at Lincoln Town Hall- 100 Old River Rd. Officials will explain the bonds and their impacts, as well as answer any questions from the public.
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| | Town Hall New Hours |
In an effort to make Town Hall services accessible to people that work during the day the Town of Lincoln will be making adjustments to our weekly schedule.
The new hours starting on Thursday July 27, 2023 will be from 8:30 a.m. through 7:00 p.m. The Town Hall will close at 12:30 p.m. on Friday afternoons. Monday through Wednesdays hours will not be effected and will not change, these will remain normal hours 8:30 a.m. through 4:30 p.m.
The new Friday hours will also limit availability to the Credit Union located in the Town Hall which will also close at 12:30 pm so we ask that you plan accordingly. The new schedule will only be for regular town hall operations and will not impact other Town Services.
This change will take effect on Thursday July 27, 2023.
Please share the change of hours with your Lincoln family, friends and neighbors.
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| | Town of Lincoln is Hiring | The Town of Lincoln is accepting SNOWPLOW applications for this winter season. New rates! For those who are interested please call 401-333-1107 |
| | Trash and Recycling delayed a day due to storm 2/28! | Trash and Recycling is delayed a day due to the storm on 2/28! |
| | Trash and Recycling Delayed due to storm | |
| | Trash/ Recycling Delayed one day due to holiday | |
| | We are hiring Parks and Rec Summer Counselors | We are looking for Summer Counselors! ????????????
Summer Park Program counselor applications are available at Town Hall, or can be filled out online at: https://www.lincolnri.gov/.../Parks-and-Rec...
Candidates must be available from June through August. Minimum age requirement is 16 years old. Minimum wage.
Guardians, please DO NOT:
1. Inquire about the job on behalf of your child.
2. Pick up the application for your child.
3. Fill out the application for your child.
4. Drop off the application. |
