Rhode Island § 45-39-2 § 45-39-2. Authorization to sell water.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 45-39-2 — § 45-39-2. Authorization to sell water.

Rhode Island § 45-39-2

Title 45Towns and cities

Ch. 45-39Sale of Water

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 45-39-2 (2026).

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§ 45-39-2. Authorization to sell water.
Every city, town, quasi municipal corporation, water district, authority, or any other
            agency of the state created by any special or general law, is authorized to sell water
            to any other city, town, quasi municipal corporation, water district, authority, or
            any other agency of the state created by any special or general law, in times of emergency
            or when, for any reason, the water supply of any city, town, quasi municipal corporation,
            water district, authority, or any other agency of the state created by any special
            or general law is endangered or rendered unusable and declared so by the city or town
         

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§ 45-39-2. Authorization to sell water.

Every city, town, quasi municipal corporation, water district, authority, or any other agency of the state created by any special or general law, is authorized to sell water to any other city, town, quasi municipal corporation, water district, authority, or any other agency of the state created by any special or general law, in times of emergency or when, for any reason, the water supply of any city, town, quasi municipal corporation, water district, authority, or any other agency of the state created by any special or general law is endangered or rendered unusable and declared so by the city or town council, notwithstanding anything in the general or special laws, city or town ordinances, or city or town charters or charters of any quasi municipal corporation, water district, authority, or any other agency of the state created by any special or general law.