Woodbury Announces State of City Address, Community Events
The City of Woodbury will host its annual State of the City address April 3 at Eagle Valley Golf Course, featuring updates from Mayor Burt and city department heads on key projects and initiatives.
The free public event will include a question-and-answer session with audience members following the presentations. All residents are welcome to attend the gathering, which serves as the city's primary annual update to the community.
Woodbury will also participate in the Community Expo April 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Woodbury High School. The Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors the free, family-friendly event, which will feature the city's informational booth and Destination Woodbury displays. City vehicles will be available for public viewing outside the venue.
Property owners should expect to receive property value notices from Washington County during the last week of March. The county will hold open book meetings in April for property owners seeking to appeal their market value or classification. Officials encourage residents with questions or concerns to contact their area appraiser as a first step in the process.
The city will celebrate the Gold Line transit opening March 22 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the new Woodbury Park and Ride facility near Woodland Drive and Guider Drive. The celebration will include music, entertainment, games, activities, informational booths and food trucks.
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Gold Line Opening Celebration
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[0:00] Hey, Woodbury,
welcome to The Scoop.
[0:02] I'm Ashley, and today
I'm at Eagle Valley Golf Course,
[0:04] which is where you could be on
[0:06] April 3rd to attend
the annual state of the city.
[0:09] Mayor Burt
[0:09] and city department
[0:11] heads will kick off
the gathering with updates
[0:12] about key city projects
and initiatives,
[0:15] followed by questions
from the audience.
[0:17] The event is free
and all are welcome to attend.
[0:20] The Community Expo, sponsored
[0:21] by Woodbury Area
Chamber of Commerce,
[0:23] will be at Woodbury High School
on April 5th from 10 a.m.
[0:26] to 3 p.m.
[0:27] the expo is free and family
friendly.
[0:30] Be sure to stop by the city's
booth.
[0:31] Climb aboard city
[0:32] vehicles outside
[0:33] and also check out
the Destination Woodbury booth.
[0:37] Property value notices
are expected to be mailed
[0:39] by Washington County
during the last week of March.
[0:42] Open book meetings will be held
in April for property owners
[0:45] looking to appeal their market
value or classification.
[0:49] Owners
who have questions or concerns
[0:51] are strongly encouraged
to contact the appraiser
[0:53] responsible for their area
as a first step.
[0:56] Celebrate
the opening of the Gold Line
[0:58] on March 22nd, between 11 a.m.
[1:00] and 2 p.m.
[1:01] at the new Woodbury
[1:02] Park and Ride ramp near Woodland
Drive and Guider Drive.
[1:06] There will be music,
entertainment, games,
[1:08] activities, informational booths
and food trucks.
[1:12] And that's the scoop.
[1:13] Have a fantastic week, Woodbury.
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