Woodbury Announces July 4th Traffic Changes, Community Programs
The City of Woodbury will implement altered traffic patterns for this year's Fourth of July Hometown Celebration due to ongoing construction, according to a recent city update.
The traffic plan for the July 4th event will be published on the city's website, officials said. The celebration will feature live music, bounce houses and food trucks, with Woodbury City Council members available to meet residents near the food trucks before the fireworks display.
The city is currently offering educational programming through a Juneteenth Trail walk available through June 22. Educational signs have been installed at City Hall, Colby Lake Park and Ojibway Park as part of the initiative.
Woodbury has launched an alternative financing program to assist residents with private ash tree removal costs. The program allows residents to cover removal expenses through a special assessment added to their property tax bills, though officials emphasized it is not a rebate or discount program.
The city's 2024 Water Quality Report is now available online, with paper copies available through Public Works for residents without internet access. A new parks and trails map is also available free at City Hall, Health Fairview Sports Center and Eagle Valley Golf Course, with an interactive online version that receives frequent updates.
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[0:00] Hi, welcome to The Scoop.
[0:02] Today I'm at City
[0:03] Hall on one of the many trails
we have here in Woodbury.
[0:06] Enjoy the Juneteenth Trail walk
now until June 22nd.
[0:10] Educational signs
are set up here behind City
[0:12] Hall, near Colby Lake Park
and at Ojibway Park.
[0:16] Did you know there's a new park
and trails map
[0:18] available for free?
[0:20] Pick one up at City Hall
and Health
[0:22] Fairview Sports Center
or Eagle Valley Golf Course.
[0:25] There's also an interactive
online
[0:26] version
that is frequently updated.
[0:29] The city has created
an alternative financing program
[0:32] to help residents
[0:33] with the upfront costs
of private ash tree removal
[0:36] through a special assessment
[0:37] line added to their property
tax bill.
[0:39] The program offers residents
another way
[0:41] to cover expensive tree
removal costs.
[0:44] It is not a rebate
or discount program.
[0:46] Learn more and apply online.
[0:49] The 2024 Water
Quality Report is now available
[0:52] on the city's website.
[0:53] If you don't have internet
access,
[0:55] you can obtain a paper copy
by calling Public Works.
[0:58] The 4th of July Hometown
Celebration
[1:01] will have live music,
bounce houses, and food trucks.
[1:04] In addition,
[1:05] meet members
of the Woodbury City Council
[1:07] near the food trucks
before the fireworks.
[1:09] Traffic patterns for this year's
[1:11] event will be altered due
to construction.
[1:13] The traffic plan for the event
[1:14] will be published
on the city's website.
[1:16] And that's the scoop.
Have a great week, Woodbury.
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Other Topics from This Document
Juneteenth Trail Walk Promotion
Park and Trails Map Availability
Ash Tree Removal Alternative Financing Program
2024 Water Quality Report Release
4th of July Hometown Celebration Details
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