Growth is a fundamental part of the history and future of Woodbury. From our early days as a city, local officials anticipated growth and implemented long-term planning strategies that have allowed us to carefully manage growth. Read more...
The emerald ash borer (EAB) is an invasive beetle that attacks and destroys ash trees by feeding under the bark. If you have an ash tree, you have a choice to protect or remove your tree(s). Read more...
The '2023 Notice of Valuation and Classification for Taxes Payable in 2024' will indicate the market value established this year on Jan. 2. This market value is the approximate amount for which a property could sell and is the basis for your 2024 taxes. Read more...
When taking a dog for a walk, be sure to clean up after them. Not only is neglected dog waste unsightly, it is hazardous to human health and the health of lakes, rivers, creeks and wetlands. Read more...
Residents are encourage 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...
To facilitate plowing, parking on city streets is banned from 2-6 a.m. Nov. 1-April 1 and anytime two or more inches of snow have accumulated until after the street has been completely cleared. Read more...
Watch Mayor Anne Burt's annual State of the City presentation for updates about water, development, city projects, policing and much more! Watch Now...
