# Town of Bristol, RI Government jobs and careers

> 0 open roles at Town of Bristol, RI Government as of October 24, 2026. Source: https://www.thejobsmap.com/company/town-of-bristol-ri-government

Bristol is a town in the historic county seat of Bristol County, Rhode Island, United States. Bristol, a deepwater seaport, is home to over 22,000 full-time residents. Most famous for having the Oldest 4th of July Celebration in America, Bristol attracts visitors year round. According to the 2015 RI Visitor Economic Impact Study, Bristol County had over 309,000 visitors. Major industries include boat building (and related marine industries), manufacturing, education, and tourism. For more information on our community, please visit our website at www.bristolri.gov.

## Key facts

| | |
|---|---|
| Open roles | 0 |
| Headquarters | Bristol, RI, United States |
| Employees | 125 |
| Industries | Education, Manufacturing, Government, Non Profit |
| Website | https://bristolri.gov |

## Leadership

- Steven Contente, Town Administrator
- Melissa Cordeiro, Town Clerk
- Carl Carulli, Finance Director Town of Bristol
- Eric Dickervitz, Manager, Operations/economic Development
- Chris Jocelyn, Human Resources Director

## Common questions

### Is Town of Bristol, RI Government hiring right now?

Town of Bristol, RI Government has no open roles listed as of October 24, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on Town of Bristol, RI Government's careers site.

### Where is Town of Bristol, RI Government headquartered?

Town of Bristol, RI Government is headquartered in Bristol, RI, United States.

### Who leads Town of Bristol, RI Government?

Steven Contente, Town Administrator, is at the top of Town of Bristol, RI Government's org chart.

### How do I apply for a job at Town of Bristol, RI Government?

Pick a role on Town of Bristol, RI Government's TheJobsMap page and select Apply. Every listing links to the original posting on Town of Bristol, RI Government's own careers site, so you apply directly with the employer.
