Jeremy Rix

Party: Democrat

Address:
152 Pettaconsett ave. 
Warwick, RI 02888-3264

Email: rixforwarwick@gmail.com

Professional Experience: 
Jeremy owns and operates his law firm in Warwick, RI.  After graduating in the top ten of his class at Roger Williams in 2015, Jeremy gained experience clerking for the Appellate Division of the Rhode Island Workers’ Compensation Court and as an Associate Attorney for Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith in Providence, RI.  Before law school, Jeremy student taught at Tollgate HS and gained his Rhode Island certification to teach high school history.
 

Education:

• K-12 Norwood ES, Aldrich JHS, Pilgrim HS (2004);

• B.A. in Secondary Education History, Rhode Island College (2011);

• J.D., Roger Williams University School of Law (2015)
   

Professional Associations:

• Leadership Committee, Norwood Neighborhood Association

• Crime Watch Committee, Norwood Neighborhood Association

• Member, Massachusetts Bar Association

• Member, Rhode Island Bar Association

Committee Assignments:

Chair:  Public Properties, Land Use, and Community Affairs
Member:  Public Safety
Member:  Appointments
Member:  Ordinance

Primary Concerns:

Being there to help the people who live here is my #1 concern.  Please feel free to call me between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., or email me anytime, and I will get back to you ASAP.  Please leave a message if I can’t answer my phone at that moment.  If it’s important to you, there is no such thing as a request “too small”: whether it’s replacing a faded street sign or a broken bulb on a street light, I am here to help get the job done.

We must keep an eye on the big picture, too.  Maintaining high standards for public safety is essential.  We must improve our schools and better maintain our infrastructure.  As Chair of the City Council's Committee on Public Properties, Land Use, and Community Affairs, top priorities are the sale of former school properties for uses that complement the surrounding neighborhoods and maintenance and improvement of public parks and lands.  We must also fund our City’s long-term obligations for stability through sound fiscal management in both years of surplus and deficit.