Selectmen Weighing the Options The question where to establish a dog park — an enclosed area where the dogs can move around off-leash — is still being weighed, even as selectmen this spring voted in f ...

Sparked by a fair amount of public interest in supporting a fledgling agricultural revival in Woodbridge, the town is investigating whether or not to form an agricultural commission.  The Board of Sel ...

Clean Energy-Fueled Facility Will Power Police, Fire, Shelter Services During Storms, Blackouts and Other Emergencies  Woodbridge First Selectman Beth Heller joined United Illuminating CEO Tony Marone ...

Town leaders presented their 2019 budget proposal at a public hearing April 23, laying out a 2.4% spending increase.  This will result in a mill rate increase of .99% for real estate and 24.5% for mot ...

The 30th Annual Volunteer Tea sponsored by Woodbridge Human Services was held Thursday, April 26th, 2018 at the Center Building.  This year 145 were honored at the Volunteer Tea.  Volunteers received ...

The question of how much growth – both in residential and commercial terms – Woodbridge can absorb has come to the fore at a recent hearing by the Town Plan and Zoning Commission.  The hearing, held F ...

Employees of the Town of Woodbridge participated in the American Heart Association’s Wear Red Day on Valentine’s Day, February 14th to raise funds and support the fight against cardiovascular disease ...

All Woodbridge residents should receive a phone call this month through the Town’s reverse 9-1-1 system.  The call (or text, TTY, and/or email) will be the first of two that residents will receive ove ...