Get the Providence County voter file.

Where to request it

No county government exists. Providence County is a geographic designation only; there is no county clerk, no county board of elections, and no county voter-list product. Voter data is held at (a) the state CVRS via the RI Department of State, and (b) the local Board of Canvassers in each of the cities/towns within Providence County (Providence, Cranston, Pawtucket, Woonsocket, East Providence, North Providence, Johnston, Smithfield, North Smithfield, Scituate, Burrillville, Foster, Glocester, Lincoln, Cumberland, Central Falls).For the largest city in this county: City of Providence Board of Canvassers, 25 Dorrance Street, Room 102, Providence, RI 02903. Phone (401) 680-5525. Fax (401) 421-9397. Other cities/towns have their own boards (see vote.sos.ri.gov/Elections/LocalBoards).

Cost

No county fee (no county government). Municipal boards may charge a small per-page printing fee for printed lists under RI APRA (Access to Public Records Act); the digital list still comes from the $25 statewide product.

How to request

Counties don't sell. To get a Providence-County-scoped extract, either (a) buy the statewide file from the RI Dept of State and filter by city/town, or (b) submit the same SOS order form checking each city/town in Providence County as the scope. Direct requests to a Local Board of Canvassers must be made in writing to that municipality's board; they generate the list out of CVRS.

Turnaround

Local boards vary; in practice 1-3 weeks for a written request to a municipal board. Faster to buy the statewide list from SOS and filter.

Use restrictions

Same statutory restriction as statewide: political/election use only; no commercial use (RI Gen. Laws 17-6-5 / 17-6-7).

Costs and rules change — confirm the current details with the office before you order. Once you have the file, we handle loading it, cutting turf, and getting your volunteers knocking.