East Providence’s debt structure, ability to borrow are in good stead

Presentation on city’s finances also includes look at fiscal year synchronization

By Mike Rego

Posted 4/20/17

EAST PROVIDENCE — Five years after state intervention was deemed necessary, East Providence’s finances are on fine footing, its overall debt limited and its ability to borrow, if needed, likely …

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