Greater Camp Concerned Citizens (GCCC), a neighborhood organization in Mt. Hope on Providence’s East Side, developed this website to serve the greater Mt. Hope community. We wish the site to serve as a clearinghouse for neighborhood information and communications. Our website provides the following services:

  • Communications with other Mt. Hope residents;
  • Up–to-date news on the politics affecting our neighborhood;
  • Monitoring (and comment on) quality of life issues in Mt Hope;
  • Direct links to the Mayor, City Council, and vital city and state services.
  • The Mt. Hope Forum/GCCC Weblog provides Mt. Hope citizens an opportunity to voice their concerns in a public forum for all to hear.

Click on the green link to go directly to the Mt. Hope Forum/GCCC Weblog for the latest GCCC activities, discussions, and the news from Mt. Hope. Be sure to add your comments. Check out the Site FAQ and for a list of all links, click on Site Map.

Got a problem? Mayors Office of Neighborhood Services. From taxes to garbage, it's their job to fix your "City" problems. Email and phone (421-7768) them and always follow through. Vital City Links takes you to elected and appointed city officials.

For a comprehensive listing of all City Departments including the Mayor and the City Council, click here on Providence City Hall.

Need to contact the Governor, the Attorney General, your Legislators, or any state agency, click here on State of Rhode Island.

Want to know what’s going on? Upcoming Events lists events in the neighborhood or around the city that may be of interest to Mt. Hope residents.

If you click on Mt. Hope History you will find links to interesting information about Mt. Hope including photo-essays and historical tid-bits. This section will be continually up-dated as new material becomes available. We encourage Mt. Hope residents to contribute to this section.

Community Arts will bring you to the section reserved for Mt. Hope residents who wish to contribute their visual art like painting, sculpture, or photographs, or written word pieces like short stories, poems, essays, memoirs or what-have-you. Please contribute.