Gregory A. Mancini
North Kingstown Town Council President
Town Council · At large · Current officeholder
Gregory A. Mancini has served on the North Kingstown Town Council since 2018 and is currently Council President. This page tracks votes, agenda items, statements, committee roles, ethics disclosures, and North Kingstown issues tied to his public record.
- Current office
- North Kingstown Town Council President
- Representation
- North Kingstown, at large
- Current status
- In office
- Last profile review
- September 26, 2026
- Official government page
- External link ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Overview
- Current office
- North Kingstown Town Council President
- Body
- Town Council
- First took office
- 2018
- Current term ends
- December 7, 2026
- Leadership role
- President
- Representation
- North Kingstown, at large
What they say they focus on
These come from campaigns, voter guides, websites, public statements, or self-published pages. They are what the person said, not verified accomplishments.
Campaign priorities
Campaign and public themes
What they said. Campaign and public material has emphasized municipal services, school support, property taxes, affordable and workforce housing, public safety, infrastructure, recreation, environmental resilience, and coordination with the state.
Source: Town of North Kingstown
View original document ↗ (opens in a new tab)Documented record
Votes, motions, agenda requests, and other actions found in official records.
Newest first. Seconding a motion is not a yes vote. Actions by the full Council or Committee are labeled separately.
Designated Council representative: Bitumar counsel meetings
Appointment
Mancini and Linnea Drew were designated to represent the Council in meetings involving the law firm representing Bitumar.
Official record
Town of North Kingstown · Jul 12, 2026
Town Council Meeting Overview, July 13, 2026
Bitumar odor complaints: Council direction
Discussion led
Mancini led Council discussion following continuing West Davisville odor complaints. The Council unanimously directed additional communication with RIDEM, asked North Kingstown's QDC representatives to press the issue, and authorized independent environmental testing.
Mancini led the discussion. The direction that followed was a Council action as a body.
Result: Unanimous Council direction
Official record
Town of North Kingstown · Jun 21, 2026
Town Council Meeting Overview, June 22, 2026
Bitumar asphalt-odor complaints
Public statement
Following an update regarding Quonset, Mancini expressed frustration with Bitumar's response to continuing asphalt-odor complaints and called for continued efforts to obtain answers.
Official record
Town of North Kingstown · Jun 7, 2026
Town Council Meeting Overview, June 8, 2026
School-zone speed-camera program discussion
Discussion led
Mancini led the Council's discussion of the town's school-zone speed-camera program. After discussion, Council asked the Town Manager and Police Chief to use part of camera-generated revenue for a public-information campaign before the cameras resumed with the school year.
This is not a vote to keep or remove cameras. No roll call on that question was found for this entry.
Official record
Town of North Kingstown · Jun 7, 2026
Town Council Meeting Overview, June 8, 2026
School construction Stage II: net-zero discussion
Public statement
During discussion of the school construction Stage II application, Mancini questioned changes involving net-zero elements and referenced the scope voters had approved through the school bond.
Official record
Town of North Kingstown / RI Secretary of State OpenGov · Sep 21, 2025
Town Council Meeting Minutes, September 22, 2025
Shared Town Council context
These items apply to the Town Council as a public body. They are not individual findings against this officeholder.
Town Council authorization on Quonset pyrolysis facility monitoring
Collective body actionCollective body action
The Town Council unanimously authorized continued Town involvement opposing and monitoring the proposed Quonset pyrolysis facility and participation in related state processes.
Town Council action as a body.
Result: Authorized unanimously
Official record
Town of North Kingstown · Apr 26, 2026
Town Council Meeting Overview, April 27, 2026
Town Council resolution on QSS Biosolids / Quonset
Collective body actionCollective body action
The Town Council unanimously adopted a resolution calling on the Quonset Development Corporation to halt work and agreements concerning QSS Biosolids until public hearings occurred.
Town Council action as a body. No individual sponsor is named here unless a primary record names one.
Result: Adopted unanimously
Official record
Town of North Kingstown · Mar 29, 2026
Town Council Special Meeting Overview, March 30, 2026
North Kingstown issues connected to this record
Stop the Sludge
Council discussion of Bitumar odor complaints and Quonset oversight shows up in his record.
Read the Save NK issue brief →Taxes, Bonds & Town Spending
He has raised school construction bond scope and related capital questions in meetings.
Read the Save NK issue brief →Development, Land Use & Rural Character
Housing and growth show up in campaign themes. Governing actions are listed in the record below.
Read the Save NK issue brief →Town Transparency
He led Council discussion of the school-zone speed-camera program.
Read the Save NK issue brief →Schools & School Committee
Official minutes record his questions on school construction Stage II and bond scope.
Read the Save NK issue brief →
Ethics, disclosures & recusals
Officials sometimes ask for advisory opinions about outside jobs, recusals, or possible conflicts. When a public record exists, it is summarized here with what the deciding body concluded.
Rhode Island Ethics Commission Advisory Opinion 2023-48
- Why they asked
- Mancini asked whether he could take part in Town Council matters involving municipal construction bonds and related private advocacy.
- Outside relationship disclosed
- He disclosed that he is executive director and general counsel of BuildRI, a nonprofit trade group for union construction interests.
- What the Commission concluded
- The Ethics Commission said the Code of Ethics allowed his participation under the facts presented, because the actions would not directly financially affect BuildRI.
This is an advisory opinion. It is not a finding that he violated the ethics code.
Sources
Every source used on this page is listed below. Town and school records are grouped separately from campaign statements and news reporting.
Official Town records
Town Council Meeting Overview, July 13, 2026
Town of North Kingstown · 2026-07-13 · Primary source
View original document ↗ (opens in a new tab)Town Council Meeting Overview, June 22, 2026
Town of North Kingstown · 2026-06-22 · Primary source
View original document ↗ (opens in a new tab)Town Council Meeting Overview, June 8, 2026
Town of North Kingstown · 2026-06-08 · Primary source
View original document ↗ (opens in a new tab)Town Council Meeting Minutes, September 22, 2025
Town of North Kingstown / RI Secretary of State OpenGov · 2025-09-22 · Primary source
View original document ↗ (opens in a new tab)Town Council Meeting Overview, April 27, 2026
Town of North Kingstown · 2026-04-27 · Primary source
View original document ↗ (opens in a new tab)Town Council Special Meeting Overview, March 30, 2026
Town of North Kingstown · 2026-03-30 · Primary source
View original document ↗ (opens in a new tab)Town of North Kingstown, Town Council
Town of North Kingstown · Primary source
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Rhode Island agencies
Rhode Island Ethics Commission Advisory Opinion 2023-48
Rhode Island Ethics Commission · 2023 · Primary source
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About this profile
Save North Kingstown builds these pages from public records, meeting materials, campaign statements, and other named sources. Campaign and self-published claims are labeled separately from government actions confirmed in primary records.
Last reviewed: September 26, 2026