2026 BIRA Town Council & Legislative Forum Oct. 25, 2026 SD 480p
Block Island Residents Association (BIRA)
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2026 BIRA Town Council & Legislative Forum Oct. 25, 2026 SD 480p
120 просмотров · 4 дн. назад
Block Island Residents Association (BIRA)
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120 просмотров · 4 дн. назад
The Block Island Residents Association (BIRA) hosted its 2026 Legislative and Town Council Candidate Forum, featuring State Senator Alana DiMario and candidates for the New Shoreham Town Council. The discussion covered the most significant issues facing Block Island, including housing, coastal resilience, senior services, deer management and tick-borne disease, school renovation, property taxes, tourism, transportation, and public safety.
Use the chapter markers below to jump directly to topics of interest.
0:00 Welcome & Forum Format
13:51 Vision for Block Island's Future
26:23 Infrastructure, Climate Resilience & Growth Challenges
34:04 Coastal Resilience Planning & Funding
35:44 Supporting Block Island Seniors
40:42 Aging in Place & Elder Care Services
44:50 Senior Services, Recreation & Human Services
48:59 Deer Management, Tick-Borne Disease & Public Health
49:24 Candidate Positions on Deer Elimination
56:18 Strategies for Deer Reduction & Eradication
1:01:57 Working with DEM, DOH & State Government
1:08:38 School Renovation, Costs & State Funding
1:12:40 Cost of a New or Renovated School
1:21:35 Workforce Training, Trades & Student Internships
1:25:23 Second Home Property Tax ("Taylor Swift Tax")
1:35:54 Affordable Housing Funding & State Aid
1:43:54 Local Property Tax Structure
1:52:08 Tourism, Capacity & Economic Growth
1:55:01 Ferry Service, Transportation & Port Authority Discussion
1:58:20 Parking Lot G & Mainland Parking Challenges
2:04:24 Downtown Traffic & Roadway Safety
2:06:05 E-Bikes, Scooters & Safety Concerns
2:14:10 Closing Statements
2:21:42 Forum Adjournment
Summary
Topics discussed included:
Affordable housing and workforce retention
Coastal resilience and climate adaptation
Services for seniors and aging in place
Deer reduction, tick-borne disease, and public health
The future of the Block Island School and education funding
The Rhode Island second-home property tax
Tourism management and infrastructure capacity
Ferry service, parking, and transportation issues
Downtown traffic, e-bikes, and roadway safety
Hosted by the Block Island Residents Association (BIRA).
For more information about BIRA and its work on issues affecting Block Island residents, visit BIRA's website www.BIRA02807.org and follow future community forums and public discussions.