The Scoop: May 2025
In this episode of The Scoop, we’re at the Woodbury Lion’s Veteran’s Memorial to highlight the upcoming Memorial Day Ceremony happening at 11 a.m. near City Hall. Note: Valley Creek Road closures may impact access—use City Centre Drive. Also in this update: 🌳 Tree Rebate Program – Replace dead or diseased trees affected by emerald ash borer. 💧 Lawn Watering Rules – Know your two designated days and remember: no watering between noon and 5 p.m. 🌿 Smart Irrigation Controller Discount 📩 Stay InTouch – Sign up for Woodbury's email notification service for news, alerts, and more! Thanks for watching—and that’s The Scoop! 👋 🔗 Learn more at woodburymn.gov. Video by swctc.org
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Woodbury launches tree rebate program to fight disease
Tree Rebate Program Launch
Lawn Watering Restrictions and Smart Irrigation Program Promotion
City Communication Service Promotion
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Annual Memorial Day Ceremony Announcement
Details regarding the upcoming Memorial Day ceremony were shared, including the location (Woodbury Lion's Veterans Memorial), time (11 a.m.), and important access information due to Valley Creek Road closures. The event is set to proceed rain or shine.
Launch of Tree Rebate Program
The city introduced a new rebate program designed to financially assist residents with replacing dead or diseased trees on private property. This initiative directly addresses the challenge of tree canopy loss caused by the emerald ash borer disease, emphasizing ecological preservation efforts.
Reminder on Lawn Watering Restrictions and Smart Irrigation Controller Program Promotion
Residents were reminded about the established lawn watering schedule, allowing irrigation only on two designated days per week and prohibiting watering between noon and 5 p.m. Additionally, the city promoted its Smart Irrigation Controller Program, offering discounted controllers to eligible property owners to encourage water conservation.
Promotion of City Email Notification Service
The city highlighted its 'InTouch' email notification service as an easy way for residents to stay informed about city news and updates, encouraging sign-ups for improved community communication.
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The purpose of the program is to help combat Woodbury’s tree canopy loss caused by emerald ash borer disease.
Lawn watering for residential properties is allowed up to two designated days per week. Lawn watering is not allowed between noon and 5 p.m. even on your designated irrigation days.
Property owners who have an irrigation system installed before 2020 and have not previously participated in the city's Smart Irrigation Controller Program, should consider purchasing one at a discounted rate of only $35.
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A city program offering discounted irrigation controllers to property owners meeting specific criteria, aimed at water conservation.