Think big - Start small - Move fast
Government
Housing Commission discusses growth targets, affordable housing benchmarks, and the need for public understanding before key decisions are made
Our Schools
Revised estimates and financial analysis will be presented June 23 as public outreach effort continues
board-of-selectmen
BOS also discusses path forward on ballfield lights, receives BRS project update, and hears extensive public comment
Community Voice
On Saturday, June 13, community members gathered at the Darling Farmstead and History Museum for the dedication of two Witness Stones honoring Chloe and Timothy Anthony, enslaved individuals who once lived in Woodbridge. The ceremony, organized by the Amity & Woodbridge Historical Society, featured remarks from officials, participation by Beecher
board-of-selectmen
At special June 1 meeting, Selectmen adjust FY2027 mill rate to 33.99 to reflect small increase in state aid to Woodbridge
Government
New zoning rules take effect July 1 following sparsely attended public hearing, while review of Selectmen referrals for Charter revision continues
Our Schools
Revised enrollment projections and updated concept plans move forward as outreach and survey efforts continue
board-of-finance
Officials examine housing policy, property-tax relief, and affordable housing as state mandates and local fiscal pressures continue to evolve
board-of-selectmen
Only 40 residents checked in for the meeting, far below the 250 required under the town charter
board-of-selectmen
Affordable housing, budget referendum, staffing pressures, and capital planning all surface during wide-ranging Selectmen session
Government
Town-wide newsletter and community survey accompany rollout of new public outreach campaign tied to proposed Beecher Road School project
Government
Charter proposals transmitted from BOS are reviewed and Beecher Building Committee elects officers, reviews public outreach materials and project timeline