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The Scoop: June 2024 - Episode 1
Woodbury City CouncilWednesday, June 12, 2024
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[0:00] Hi Woodbury,
I'm Ashley and here's the scoop.
[0:07] Thrillbillies, a fun-loving
country music band,
[0:09] will kick off the fun
at the 4th of July Hometown
[0:12] Celebration at M Health Fairview
Sports Center.
[0:15] The music begins at 5:30 p.m.,
[0:17] and starting at 6 p.m.,
[0:19] there will be bounce
houses, food trucks,
[0:21] and you can visit with the Mayor
and members of City Council.
[0:24] Due to construction
on the outdoor fields,
[0:26] the activities will move
from the gold
[0:28] fields
to the green fields this year,
[0:30] which is just north and west
of the previous location.
[0:33] Fireworks begin at 10 p.m.
[0:35] Arrive early and bring your own
seating and blankets.
[0:41] When celebrating the 4th of July
this summer, remember
[0:44] that it's illegal in Minnesota
to sell, possess,
[0:47] or use any fireworks
that fly or explode.
[0:50] Some examples of illegal
fireworks include
[0:53] firecrackers, bottle rockets,
and Roman candles.
[0:59] Certain non-explosive and
[1:01] non-aerial consumer
fireworks are permitted.
[1:03] Examples include sparklers,
cones and tubes that emit sparks
[1:07] and novelty items
like snakes and party poppers.
[1:12] Election judges are needed
for primary election early
[1:15] voting beginning June 28th
and on election day
[1:18] for the primary
and general elections.
[1:21] Election
judges are the officials
[1:23] who staff polling locations
and ensure the rights of voters
[1:26] are protected.
[1:27] Applications are available on
the Washington County website.
[1:31] The City held a Water Treatment
Plant and Pipelines
[1:34] Project open house on May 22nd.
[1:37] The community open house
provided an opportunity
[1:39] for residents
to learn more and ask questions
[1:42] about the construction
of a new water
[1:44] treatment plant to permanently
treat PFAs contamination,
[1:48] and the installation of 17
new miles of water
[1:51] main pipe.
[1:53] Are there recreation
and educational programs
[1:56] for older adults and seniors
[1:58] that you feel are missing
in the City of Woodbury?
[2:00] Would you like to learn
about the future
[2:02] older adults and senior-
focused space at Central Park?
[2:06] If you've answered yes
to either of these questions,
[2:08] stop by one of the upcoming
Coffee,
[2:10] Cookies and Conversation events
to socialize with friends,
[2:14] learn about the new Central Park
space,
[2:16] and provide feedback about
future recreation programing.
[2:20] And that's a quick update
from the City of Woodbury.
[2:22] Have a great day!