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Community bulletin: Woodbury posts summer opportunities for residents
Summary
Woodbury released a community announcement inviting residents to weigh in on a parks and facilities long-range plan, apply for advisory commissions in August, file for two City Council seats July 14–28, and volunteer for Night to Unite, a school supply swap (Aug. 5), and Woodbury Days.
Woodbury issued a community bulletin encouraging residents to take several civic steps this summer. The announcement urged people to provide feedback on the parks and facilities long-range plan via an online questionnaire at woodburymed.gov/parks planning and noted online applications for Woodbury advisory commissions open in August for residents and high school students. It also announced candidate filing for two City Council seats runs July 14 through July 28, with filings accepted at city hall. The Washington County school supply swap is scheduled for Aug. 5 at the South Environmental Center in Woodbury; the bulletin described this as a way for families to save money and keep usable items out of the landfill. Night to Unite neighborhood gatherings are set for Aug. 4, with requests for public safety visits available at woodbury.gov/night; volunteers were also sought for more than 150 roles for Woodbury Days. The release framed these items as opportunities to "get involved" and "get connected." The bulletin did not specify contact names, city staff contacts, or exact locations beyond the South Environmental Center.
