Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission Seeks Volunteers

Cleanups can be individual or group efforts to maintain local cemeteries.

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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The Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission is calling for volunteers to help clean up local cemeteries throughout the city. The cleanups involve removing brush, leaves, and saplings to ensure the cemeteries are accessible to the public. There are many cemeteries in Warwick that need upkeep, and the commission is encouraging both individual and group efforts to help maintain these historical sites.

Why it matters

Warwick's cemeteries contain important historical records and serve as final resting places for many of the city's past residents. Keeping these cemeteries well-maintained and accessible is crucial for preserving local history and honoring those who came before.

The details

The Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission is coordinating cleanup efforts at cemeteries across the city. Volunteers can participate individually or as part of a group, focusing on tasks like removing overgrown vegetation to make the cemeteries more navigable for visitors.

  • The commission is currently seeking volunteers for ongoing cemetery cleanup efforts.

The players

Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission

A local government body responsible for overseeing and maintaining Warwick's historical cemeteries.

Susan Cabecieras

A representative of the Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission who can provide information on specific cemetery locations and cleanup opportunities.

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What they’re saying

“For specific locations and addresses, contact Susan Cabecieras at [email protected] or (401) 738-2009.”

— Susan Cabecieras, Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission representative (The Providence Eye)

The takeaway

Volunteering to help maintain Warwick's historical cemeteries is a meaningful way for residents to preserve the city's past and honor those who came before. By working together, the community can ensure these important sites remain accessible and well-kept for years to come.