The 2022 city budget proposes a 2.7% increase in city taxes on the median value home next year. The tax impacts of the proposed budget will be reviewed during the regular Council meeting Wednesday, Dec. 8. All interested residents are invited to attend. Read more...

Increased watering restrictions reduced water use by at least 120 million gallons. Even with the increased restrictions, residents may have noticed higher utility bills this summer and fall compared to previous years. Read more...

The Parks and Recreation winter/spring brochure is on its way to mailboxes. Online registration begins Wednesday, Dec. 1, followed by mail, walk-in and drop box registrations opening Friday, Dec. 3. Read more...

The city's winter parking regulations prohibiting on-street parking from 2-6 a.m. are now in effect. In addition, no on-street parking is allowed any time two or more inches of snow have accumulated any time of the year. Read more...

Residents are encouraged to adopt a fire hydrant near their homes and keep snow shoveled away from it during the winter season. This will ensure hydrants are visible and will greatly speed the response time in case of an emergency. Read more...

In the October edition of Council Perspective, Mayor Anne Burt talks more about how the city will continue to advocate for residents and businesses while working with state agencies to fully review and implement the Water Supply Plan. Read more...

The City of Woodbury is partnering with the Home Energy Squad to help you plan energy-saving home improvement projects in addition to installing energy saving materials right away. Read more...