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The Public School Grounds Authority (PSGA) of Rhode Island's mission is to provide safe and effective educational facilities for the students of Rhode Island. The agency, organized in 1987, is responsible for the construction, maintenance, and repair of public school facilities in the state. PSGA also provides financial assistance to school districts for capital projects.

The PSGA website provides information about the agency's mission, services, and staff. The site also includes a searchable database of public school facilities in Rhode Island. The database includes information about the location, size, and condition of each facility. The Rhode Island Public School Grounds Authority has two primary revenue sources: the state's general fund and federal grants. The state's general fund is the primary source of funding for the PSGA, providing approximately $15 million annually. The PSGA also receives federal grants from the U.S. Department of Education, which are used to fund a variety of capital projects. The projects funded by these grants include the construction of new schools, the renovation of existing schools, and the purchase of new equipment. In addition to its primary revenue sources, the PSGA also generates revenue from the sale of surplus property and the rental of space in its facilities. The PSGA is governed by a nine-member board of directors. The board is appointed by the Governor of Rhode Island and is responsible for overseeing the agency's operations. The board meets monthly to discuss and vote on a variety of issues, including the agency's budget, policies, and procedures.

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