CompletedCity Council Meeting
The Scoop: November 2025
Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at 4:20 PMActual: Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at 4:20 PM
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[0:01] Hey, Woodbury, today
[0:02] I'm on top of the roof
at the Fleet Services Building,
[0:04] where the city's newest
[0:06] solar panels are providing
sustainable energy and savings.
[0:09] Two major rooftop solar arrays
have been installed, one
[0:12] at the Fleet Services Building
and another at Central Park.
[0:15] These arrays will cut long term
[0:17] operating costs and expand
the city's use of clean energy.
[0:21] The Fleet Services system
is designed to offset 120%
[0:24] of the building's annual
[0:26] electricity use, and includes
a battery energy storage system.
[0:30] Speaking of Central Park,
[0:31] thank you to everyone who came
out for the grand reopening.
[0:34] It was great to see people back
enjoying the refreshed space.
[0:38] The proposed 2026
city budget includes $130
[0:41] increase in city taxes
for the median value home,
[0:44] and a 10.7% overall
levy increase.
[0:48] That number could still change
as City
[0:50] Council continues
its discussions.
[0:52] Council will review the budget
[0:54] and tax impacts at the December
10th meeting at 7:30 p.m.
[0:57] at City Hall.
[0:59] Everyone is welcome to attend
or tune in online.
[1:02] We are developing a language
access plan to make city
[1:04] information and services
more inclusive and accessible.
[1:08] Please share your language
needs by taking a short survey.
[1:11] And a quick reminder.
[1:12] Winter parking
restrictions are now in effect.
[1:15] No on-street
parking between 2 and 6 a.m.
[1:17] through April 1st,
[1:18] or any time two inches
or more of snow has fallen.
[1:22] And that's the scoop.
Thanks for watching. Woodbury.
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Woodbury approves solar arrays, eyes 2026 budget with tax hike
Central Park Grand Reopening
Proposed 2026 City Budget and Tax Impacts
Language Access Plan Development
Winter Parking Restrictions
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2026 city budgetOther
Proposed budget including a $130 tax increase for median value homes and a 10.7% overall levy increase.
language access planPlan
A plan under development to enhance inclusivity and accessibility of city information and services.