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With mill rate set, property owners can now estimate their July tax bills
At special June 1 meeting, Selectmen adjust FY2027 mill rate to 33.99 to reflect small increase in state aid to Woodbridge
Sheila McCreven
Think big - Start small - Move fast
Government
Board Watch: TPZ adopts new ‘middle housing’ regulations, recommendations for Charter revision advance
New zoning rules take effect July 1 following sparsely attended public hearing, while review of Selectmen referrals for Charter revision continues
Our Schools
Beecher building committee discusses moving referendum ahead of Election Day
Revised enrollment projections and updated concept plans move forward as outreach and survey efforts continue
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Board Watch: Housing Commission discusses growth policies; Board of Finance explores homestead tax relief
Officials examine housing policy, property-tax relief, and affordable housing as state mandates and local fiscal pressures continue to evolve
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Woodbridge Annual Town Meeting adjourns without quorum; FY2027 budget deemed adopted
Only 40 residents checked in for the meeting, far below the 250 required under the town charter
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Governance, growth, and long-term planning dominate lengthy May BOS meeting
Affordable housing, budget referendum, staffing pressures, and capital planning all surface during wide-ranging Selectmen session
Government
Beecher project website sets November referendum date as questions persist over replacement-versus-renovation rationale
Town-wide newsletter and community survey accompany rollout of new public outreach campaign tied to proposed Beecher Road School project
Government
Board Watch: Charter Revision work continues, new Beecher Building Committee meets
Charter proposals transmitted from BOS are reviewed and Beecher Building Committee elects officers, reviews public outreach materials and project timeline
Government
TPZ considers Luciani Street permit, Community Center café, and response to new state housing law
Questions surrounding drainage, accessory commercial use, and future zoning changes dominate lengthy May 4 meeting
Government
State budget adopted with major increase in municipal aid — what it means for Woodbridge
Statewide totals are significant but the direct impact on our town budget is modest
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Board Watch: Strategic planning, budget recommendation move forward in special meetings
Notes on the latest actions of the Board of Selectmen and Board of Finance
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Residents press officials on tax impact and long-term debt at preliminary budget hearing
Questions focus on borrowing plans, growth assumptions, and affordability as town weighs future costs