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The Scoop: May 2025
Woodbury City CouncilWednesday, May 7, 2025
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[0:00] Hey Woodbury,
welcome to the Scoop.
[0:01] Today
[0:01] I'm at Woodbury Lion's Veterans
Memorial, located by City Hall.
[0:05] This will be the site for the
annual Memorial Day ceremony.
[0:09] The service
will begin at 11 a.m.
[0:10] and all are invited.
[0:12] Significant closures
[0:13] on Valley Creek Road
are expected so access to City
[0:16] Hall may only be available
from City Center Drive.
[0:19] The Memorial Day observance
will take place rain or shine.
[0:23] The city is launching a
rebate program to help residents
[0:26] replace dead or deseased
trees on private property.
[0:30] The purpose of the program
is to help combat Woodbury’s
[0:32] tree canopy loss caused
by emerald ash borer disease.
[0:36] Lawn watering for residential
[0:38] properties is allowed up
to two designated days per week.
[0:42] Lawn watering is not allowed
between noon and 5 p.m.
[0:45] even on your designated
irrigation days.
[0:47] Find out which days you water by
viewing the city's online map.
[0:53] Property owners
who have an irrigation system
[0:55] installed before 2020
[0:57] and have not previously
participated
[0:59] in the city's Smart Irrigation
Controller Program,
[1:01] should consider purchasing one
[1:03] at a discounted rate
of only $35.
[1:06] Controllers will be shipped
directly to your home.
[1:09] Now, it's easier than ever
[1:10] to stay in touch
with the city of Woodbury
[1:13] by signing up for the city's
email notification service.
[1:16] Setting up an InTouch
account is fast and easy.
[1:20] And that's the scoop.
[1:21] Have a great week, Woodbury.