Town of Charlestown, Rhode Island
Government AdministrationRhode Island, United States51-200 Employees
The Town of Charlestown, Rhode Island operates as a local government administration serving the Charlestown area in the state of Rhode Island. Founded and named for King Charles II, the town was incorporated in 1738 after previously being part of Westerly, with a portion later forming the town of Richmond in 1747; the current organization provides municipal governance and services to residents within Charlestown's boundaries. Located in Charlestown, Rhode Island, the government employs a workforce consistent with a small to mid-sized local government, supporting a community with a longstanding historical context and a predominantly residential profile. The town’s activities focus on delivering public services and administration to its residents, addressing local needs and municipal functions as part of regional government structures.