Woodbury Announces Summer Programs, Tree Removal Financing
The city of Woodbury has launched several new programs and events for residents this summer, according to a recent community update from City Hall.
A Juneteenth trail walk featuring educational signs runs through June 22 at locations behind City Hall near Colby Lake Park and at Ojiway Park. The city has also released a new park and trails map available free at City Hall, M Health Fair Sports Center, and Eagle Valley Golf Course, with an interactive online version that receives frequent updates.
Woodbury has created an alternative financing program to help residents manage the upfront costs of private ash tree removal. The program allows residents to cover expensive tree removal costs through a special assessment lien added to their property tax bills. City officials emphasized the program is not a rebate or discount but provides another payment option for residents.
The city's 2024 water quality report is now available on the municipal website, with paper copies available through the public works department for residents without internet access. The annual 4th of July hometown celebration will feature live music, bounce houses, and food trucks, with Woodbury City Council members meeting residents near the food trucks before the fireworks display.
Traffic patterns for this year's Independence Day event will be altered due to ongoing construction, with the complete traffic plan to be published on the city's website.
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[0:00] hi welcome to the scoop today I'm here
[0:02] at city hall on one of the many trails
[0:04] we have here in Woodbury enjoy the
[0:06] Juneenth trail walk now until June 22nd
[0:09] educational signs are set up here behind
[0:11] City Hall near Colby Lake Park and at
[0:14] Ojiway Park did you know there's a new
[0:17] park and trails map available for free
[0:19] pick one up at City Hall M Health Fair
[0:22] Sports Center or Eagle Valley Golf
[0:24] Course there's also an interactive
[0:26] online version that is frequently
[0:27] updated the city has created an
[0:30] alternative financing program to help
[0:32] residents with the upfront costs of
[0:34] private asht tree removal through a
[0:36] special assessment lean added to their
[0:38] property tax bills the program offers
[0:40] residents another way to cover expensive
[0:42] tree removal costs it is not a rebate or
[0:45] discount program learn more and apply
[0:47] online the 2024 water quality report is
[0:51] now available on the city's website if
[0:53] you don't have internet access you can
[0:55] obtain a paper copy by calling public
[0:57] works the 4th of July hometown
[1:00] celebration will have live music bounce
[1:02] houses and food trucks in addition meet
[1:05] members of the Woodbury City Council
[1:07] near the food trucks before the
[1:08] fireworks traffic patterns for this
[1:10] year's event will be altered due to
[1:12] construction the traffic plan for the
[1:14] event will be published on the city's
[1:15] website and that's the scoop have a
[1:17] great week Woodbury
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Trail Events and Park Information
Ash Tree Removal Alternative Financing Program
2024 Water Quality Report Availability
4th of July Hometown Celebration Details
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