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This is the place to post your Smithfield events and notices including sports registrations, class reunions, fund raisers, school events, etc. If it’s Smithfield-related, we want to post it. (Not-for-profit organizations only please.) In most cases your info will be posted within a few business days of receiving it. If reporting for an organization, include your name and position within the organization. Please email your info to Dave Duchesneau.
Posts are listed in the order received. Events will be removed after completion. General notices need to be renewed every 90 days.
The Town of Smithfield reserves the right to screen all submissions and determine if they are appropriate for this website.
May is Building Safety Month
The Town of Smithfield is proud to recognize May 2026 as Building Safety Month, joining communities across the country in promoting the importance of safe, resilient, and sustainable construction.
This year’s theme, “Built to Last,” highlights the critical role that building safety plays in protecting our homes, businesses, and infrastructure—ensuring they stand strong for generations to come.
Building safety is made possible through the dedication of professionals including building officials, fire prevention officers, engineers, architects, contractors, and tradespeople. Their work ensures that our community is protected through the enforcement of modern building codes and safety standards.
Throughout the month, Building Safety Month will focus on key topics each week:
- Week 1: Safe Homes, Strong Communities
- Week 2: Voices of the Built Environment
- Week 3: Prepared to Protect
- Week 4: Communities Without Limits
These themes emphasize the importance of safety, resilience, and innovation in the built environment, as well as the people who make it all possible.
On March 17, 2026, the Smithfield Town Council officially proclaimed May as Building Safety Month, reinforcing the Town’s commitment to public safety and community resilience. A copy of the proclamation is available here - Proclamation Building Safety Month - May 2026
We encourage all residents to take time this month to learn more about building safety, preparedness, and the important role we all play in maintaining a safe community.
For more information, visit:
www.buildingsafetymonth.org