• Budget Recap Sheet
• 2008-2009 Budget for Public Hearing
• Proposition 46 Worksheet
• 5-year Capital Improvement Plan
• Preliminary Revenue Figures
• Notice of Special Town Meeting
• Notice of Referendum for Annual Town Meeting
• Explanatory Text - Budget

In celebration of Earth Day, the Woodstock Beautification Committee would like to encourage residents to clean up debris and litter left along the roadsides near their homes and their neighbor's homes.

Invite a neighbor to join in or make it a family activity.  Use common sense by wearing bright or refelective clothing, comfortable shoes, and gloves.

Together, everyone can help to beautify Woodstock.

Bracken Memorial Library’s Summer Hours: Sunday 1 pm - 4pm, Tuesday 9 am - 1 pm; Wednesday 2pm - 7pm

Verizon Wireless is proposing to install a new wireless telecommunications facility (cell tower) on portions of property located east of Prospect Street (south of Child Dome Road). 

Click on the following link to view applications that have been submitted to the CT Siting Council: www.ct.gov/csc

Is Your Child Enrolled in Preschool?

• Is your child 3 or 4 years old?
• Is preschool too expensive for your child to attend?
• If financial assistance were available, would you consider preschool?
• Would you be interested in full or part day preschool?
  
  If you answered YES to any of these questions, you may be eligible for Woodstock's School Readiness Program.  Woodstock's School Readiness Program offers Preschool slots at Northwood Child Care Center and the Children's Center for Woodstock residents.

The Smart Power 20% by 2010 Program is a Connecticut based initiative whose goal is to create a clean energy power system. By encouraging each town and city in CT to commit its citizens to the program, the hope is that by the year 2010 20% of State residents will be enrolled. Through an incentive program, it provides towns with free clean energy systems. As a communtiy, Woodstock’s first goal is to sign up 100 households, which will earn us a free 1kW solar system.

Read more for the entire text of the Resolution.

Dial-A-Ride transit service is available in Woodstock to anyone 60 years of age and older and to those who have a disability.

Fares are $1.00 per ride.

REFLECTIVE VESTS FOR SALE!!
Let's make Woodstock a safer place!

Attention all joggers, walkers, bikers, runners, dog walkers, and baby-stroller pushers:

Thanks to a generous donation, the Town of Woodstock is able to
offer its residents some fantastic, high-quality reflective vests at an
extremely reduced rate! Consider purchasing one for yourself and
your family members. At only $8 per vest, why not been seen and
be safe? Vests are available through the First Selectman's office
and the Recreation Committee. Please feel free call 928-0208, Ext. 310 or email selectmen@woodstockct.gov for more information.