The Woodbury City Council highlighted four major spring updates during its April meeting, including the opening of Eagle Valley Golf Course for the season, the launch of a new tourism marketing organization, ongoing road construction, and a community recycling event.

Eagle Valley Golf Course officially opened for spring, welcoming golfers to its 18-hole course along with leagues, lessons, a practice range, and dining options. The course has hired a new golf pro, Derek Holmes, and residents are encouraged to inquire about the Eagle Club membership program, which offers discounts to participants.

The city also announced the launch of Destination Woodbury, a new destination marketing organization designed to promote the city to both residents and visitors. The organization has created a website showcasing local amenities, shopping, hotels, arts venues, dining options, and spaces available for gatherings and meetings.

As spring weather arrives, the city's road construction season is underway. Residents should expect ongoing projects throughout Woodbury and are directed to woodburymn.gov/RoadConstruction for detailed information about specific work zones. The city is asking residents to exercise patience and caution in these areas.

The city is also partnering with local trash haulers to offer an annual curbside recycling event featuring reduced-fee pickups for major appliances, tires, and scrap metal. Additional details about the event, including dates and pricing, are available in the April City Update newsletter, which includes a dedicated insert on the recycling program.