| Warwick Democratic City Committee Newsletter February 2026 |
| February Newsletter Happy February, everyone! I don’t know about you, but I’m already counting down to summer. While it’s cold and snowy outside, things are definitely heating up politically. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone on Wednesday, February 25th at our Candidates Meet & Greet at Proclamation Ale. We already have a number of candidates who have RSVP’d and are eager to connect with our group. We’re excited to be partnering with the East Greenwich Democrats for this event and are hoping for a strong turnout. Thank you to everyone who came to our last meeting, we had a great showing for our two guest speakers. Let’s keep the momentum going for this meet and greet event. It’s a free event featuring light snacks, great drinks, and a wonderful opportunity to come together, meet individuals running for office, and support a local Warwick business. There will be no formal program just a relaxed, fun evening to socialize and connect. Stay warm, and I look forward to seeing you soon! Steve 📅 Upcoming Events: 📅 February 25 – Save The Date: Candidates Meet & Greet 📍 Wednesday, February 25 – 5:30 – 8:00 PMProclamation Ale, 298 Kilvert Street, Warwick The Warwick Democrats will host a candidates meet-and-greet for declared candidates and those considering a run for office. This is a casual, free event with no formal speaking program, just an opportunity to introduce yourself, network, and start conversations. 📅 March 26 – Boots to Briefcases:The “Women Warriors’ Luncheon” 📍 Thursday, March 26Quonset Officer’s Club – 200 LT James Brown Road, North Kingstown This event aims to honor female veterans who have made significant contributions in public service, education, Native American and federal service. The Women Warriors Luncheon is a celebration of strength, leadership, and resilience. This inspiring gathering brings together women from across industries and communities to connect, share stories, and recognize the courage it takes to lead in business, in life, and in service to others. The luncheon creates space for meaningful conversation, authentic connection, and the honoring of women who rise, support one another, and move forward with purpose. https://missionbootstobriefcases.com/women-warriors-luncheon |
📣 Warwick in the News Warwick police achievements celebrated “We come together not just to recognize achievements but to celebrate the commitment, sacrifice, and courage that define who we are as law enforcement professionals. In a world that often demands perfection while offering little forgiveness for the challenges we face daily, gatherings like this remind us why we chose this noble calling: to serve, to protect, and to make a difference,” said Col. Michael Lima. McCaffrey confirmed as District Court judge “Being in the General Assembly taught me how to interact with people with different philosophies … people who look at things differently than how I might look at things,” McCaffrey said in an interview with the Warwick Beacon. Pilgrim hosts first science fair in two decades Students, teachers and judges gathered in the library at Pilgrim High School last week to participate in the school’s first science fair in more than 20 years. Sewer authority presents flood mitigation tactics “We’re thankful that we’re able to be here today to provide some information on our wastewater treatment facility operations, the collection system, specifically how it operates when we have heavy precipitation,” said Rogers. United Way offers tax help to eligible residents With tax season underway, eligible Rhode Islanders can again have their federal and state income taxes prepared and filed for free through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Led by United Way and its partners, the program is available at more than 20 locations statewide, including sites in Cranston and Warwick. The program serves households that earned $69,000 or less last year, and additional information can be found by calling 211. Stay ConnectedHave questions or ideas? Want to get involved? Contact us anytime at: [email protected] |
Upcoming Fundraisers Councilman Bill Foley Wednesday, March 11 Islander Restaurant 2318 West Shore Road Warwick Chairman Matt LaMountain Tuesday, March 24 6-8pm TBD Senator Peter Appollonio Tuesday, March 31st, 6-8pm Dave’s Bar and Grill 2339 Post Rd, Warwick Chairman David Bennett Tuesday, April 7, 6-8pm Crowne Plaza 801 Greenwich Ave, Warwick Chairman Mark McKenney Monday, April 13th, 6-8pm Apponaug Brewery 334 Knight St, Warwick |
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RI Lt Governor Sabina Matos joined Warwick Dems at a recent meeting |
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Congressman Seth Magaziner speaks to Warwick Dems about topics of the day |
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It was a pleasure to hear from Lt Governor Sabina Matos |
Warwick Democratic City Committee Newsletter | February 2026
Warwick Democratic City Committee NewsletterFebruary 2026 February Newsletter Happy February, everyone! I don’t know about you, but I’m already counting down to summer. While it’s cold and snowy outside, things…
