As your children grow, keep them safe by updating their car seat or child restraint based on their height, weight, and age. #NationalChildPassengerSafetyAwarenessWeek cc: @ripolicechiefs @NHTSAgov @RIDOTNews

This is what community policing looks like in action. The Go Team program builds trusted relationships between Providence Police officers and Family Service of Rhode Island clinicians, giving officers another resource to connect people in crisis with the help and services they need. We’re proud of the partnerships that strengthen our ability to serve our community. providencejournal.com/story/…

25 years later, we remember. Today, we honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the police officers, firefighters, EMS personnel and others who ran toward danger to help others. We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

This individual has been identified. Thank you to everyone in the community who reached out.

🚨 SE SOLICITA LA COLABORACIÓN CIUDADANA La Policía de Providence busca identificar a un menor gravemente herido en un accidente con una patineta eléctrica ocurrido en Broad St. y Atlantic Ave. Varón hispano de piel clara, 15-16 años, 5’9”, 120 lbs., pelo castaño rizado. Vestía sudadera oscura y conducía una patineta negra con marcas rojas. 📞 Si lo reconoces, llama al PPD: 401-272-3121. Se busca localizar a sus padres o tutor.

🚨 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUESTED Providence Police are asking for help identifying a juvenile seriously injured in a crash involving an electric scooter at Broad St. & Atlantic Ave. He is described as a light-skinned Hispanic male, approx. 15–16 years old, 5’9”, 120 lbs., with curly brown hair. He was wearing a dark sweatshirt and riding a black scooter with red markings. 📞 If you know who he may be, please call PPD at 401-272-3121. Investigators are urgently trying to identify him and locate a parent/guardian.

🐾 Happy National Police K-9 Day to K-9 Busco! 🖤💙 At 3 years old, Busco is PPD’s first electronics detection K-9 — and only the second in Rhode Island. Partnered with Detective Mitchell Guerra, he helps locate hidden electronic devices critical to investigations. We’re proud to call him part of the PPD family!

Interested in a career in law enforcement or criminal justice? The Providence Police Explorers Program gives young adults hands-on experiences, leadership opportunities, career insight, and the chance to serve their community. Build confidence, discipline, teamwork, leadership skills, and explore your future in law enforcement. See the flyer below for information on how to join!

🚧 Traffic Advisory: Sunday, Aug. 9 🔴 Broad St. closed from Thurbers Ave. to Jillson St. 8 AM–1 PM for the Dominican Day Parade. 🎉 Parade starts at 10 AM (Broad/Thurbers) and ends at Roger Williams Park. 🚗 Expect heavy traffic and delays on Broad St. and surrounding streets. Festival at the Temple of Music: 12–8 PM. Plan ahead!

UPDATE: He has been found and is safe.

Join us TOMORROW NIGHT, August 4th, from 5-7 PM at Joslin Park for a fun-filled National Night Out! Music, games, food, face-painting and more. Hope to see you there!