Rhode Island commemorates the 182nd anniversary of Dominican Republic independence on February 27, 2026.

The bill commemorates the 182nd anniversary of Dominican Republic independence on February 27, 2026. It highlights the Dominican Republic's record for free and fair elections, its close relationship with the United States, and its contributions to global organizations. The bill also acknowledges the contributions of Dominicans in Rhode Island, including their economic impact, civic participation, and military service. It recognizes the leadership of Neicy Narcisa Coderre, the first Dominican-American and first Dominican woman to serve on the Pawtucket City Council.

Rhode Island commemorates the 182nd anniversary of Dominican Republic independence on February 27, 2026.

The bill commemorates the 182nd anniversary of Dominican Republic independence on February 27, 2026. It highlights the Dominican Republic's record for free and fair elections, its close relationship with the United States, and its contributions to global organizations. The bill also acknowledges the contributions of Dominicans in Rhode Island, including their economic impact, civic participation, and military service. It recognizes the leadership of Neicy Narcisa Coderre, the first Dominican-American and first Dominican woman to serve on the Pawtucket City Council.