Business, city leaders must work together to bring visitors back

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SECURITY BOOST: Civil owner Guido Silvestri upgraded security for his downtown Providence business following a night of rioting last June that heavily damaged the skateboard shop. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
SECURITY BOOST: Civil owner Guido Silvestri upgraded security for his downtown Providence business following a night of rioting last June that heavily damaged the skateboard shop. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
Crime is still trending down in the capital city – and in 2020 dramatically so. Yet downtown business and community leaders are more concerned than they have been in years about public perception of how safe the city is to visit. Alleviating their fears – and the public’s – will be crucial if the downtown…

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