The WTC is a Non Profit, 100% volunteer organization. It's Officers, Executive Committee Members and General Members are hardworking Taxpayers just like you!
WTC Officers - Temporary - Sharon Geving - Cell 401-438-3961
President:
Vice-President:
Treasurer:
Secretary:
WTC Executive Committee Board Members
Phil & Gigi LeBreque
Don & Rita Turcotte
Sharon & Tom Geving
Susan Pawlina
Lee Meyer
Lorraine Robtille
Allen Auclair
Advisor - Larry Fitzmorris
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WTC Officer Elections are coming up!
If you want to participate, let us know.
Getting involved benefits everyone.
We have open positions for our all our board positions.
We do have individuals who have submitted their
names and we do need more.
Call 401-762-4904 or Email: woontaxco@aol.com
WTC MISSION
Section 1 - The purpose of the WTC is to ensure the WTC’s governance results in limited and moderate property tax increases; open, efficient, transparent and responsive City government; access to decision-makers, and the deliberative process; superior public services; and responsible stewardship of the City and its resources. The WTC will achieve these goals by monitoring, analyzing, suggesting, and taking public positions on any matters pertaining to the aforementioned.
Section 2 – In furtherance of Article I, Section 1, the WTC will also work to ensure the government of the State of Rhode Island maintains its trust with the people through limited and moderate tax increases; open, efficient, transparent, and responsive state government; access to decision-makers, and the deliberative process; superior public services; and responsible stewardship of the State and its resources. The WTC will achieve these goals by maintaining it’s not for profit status, monitoring, analyzing, suggesting, and taking public positions on any matters pertaining to the aforementioned, usually through association with like minded organizations and individuals.

Mr. Flanders chairs the firm’s municipal restructuring and business litigation practice groups. He is a former Associate Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court, where he served for eight years before returning to practice law in the Firm’s Litigation Group. Mr. Flanders practice focuses on high-stakes, problem-solving engagements involving complex litigation, government investigations, and arbitration matters across a broad range of dispute areas for individuals, businesses, employers, and governmental entities. In February of 2011, Governor Chafee appointed Mr. Flanders to serve as the State Receiver for the financially troubled City of Central Falls, which he is now leading through a Chapter 9 bankruptcy reorganization.