The Town of Woodbridge invites you to learn more at CUPOP’s upcoming ‘First Tuesday’ Workshop on Recycling in Woodbridge, co-sponsored by the Sustainability Committee. To be held Tuesday, September 3rd from 6 to 8pm at the Library. Click to see details... Read on...
Tax bills are due on July 1 each year and residents have until August 1 to pay without penalty. Taxes can be paid by check or cash in person, by mail with a check, or online by credit card. Special office hours will take place 7/27 and 8/1 -- see details. Read More
A scale was installed at the Transfer Station to prepare for new rules regarding Solid Waste disposal. The Board of Selectmen have set rates for Commercial Haulers to be weighed on the scale. Residents who utilize the Transfer Station will not be weighed. Read on...
The State DOT will be improving the intersection at Baldwin Road and Route 34 in Orange, beginning July 8th and continuing through early August. A detour will be in effect by way of Greenway Road. Read on...
A deceased dog (gray, female pitbull) was found in a crate in a wooded area of Bethany on July 1st. If any member of the public has information, please contact Regional Animal Control officers by calling (203)389-5991. Read on...
Woodbridge Police updated the public regarding a traffic accident on Amity Road near Landin Street that occurred June 24 at approximately 3:20 pm. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone who may have witnessed the accident is asked to contact the Police. Read on...
The Town of Woodbridge invites you to learn more at CUPOP’s ‘First Tuesday’ Workshop on Water Quality - Tuesday, June 4th from 6 to 8pm at the Library. Click to see details... Read on...
A scale was installed at the Transfer Station on May 31st to prepare for new rules that will go into effect soon. A Public Hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, June 12 at 7pm regarding updates to the Woodbridge Town Ordinance for Solid Waste and Recycling. Read on...
Woodbridge residents are invited to join your neighbors at the annual Rid Litter Day event RESCHEDULED for Saturday, June 1st from 11 am to 1 pm in the Town Center Campus (outside the Library at 10 Newton Road). Read on...
The Registrars of Voters have announced the results of the May 6th 2019 Town Election re-canvas of results which took place May 10th due to close vote totals. The outcome of the election did not change. (Click to view the updated results.) Read on...
The Town of Woodbridge invites you to learn more at CUPOP’s ‘First Tuesday’ Workshop on Invasive Plants - Tuesday, May 7th from 6 to 8pm at the Library. Click to see details... Read on...
The Town's Preliminary Budget for Fiscal Year 2019-20 was presented at the Hearing, which took place at the Center Gym on 4/22/2019 at 7:30 pm. The public was invited to attend, ask questions and provide input. Read on...
The baseball league makes an annual donation to help cover the cost of clay material used to maintain the Town's ball fields and make other improvements . Read on...
The Woodbridge Registrars of Voters announce the following dates for voter registration sessions to be held at Town Hall in advance of the May 6th Municipal Election. See details... Read on...
Annual applications are now being accepted for plots in the Community Garden at the Fitzgerald Tract, 100 Center Road. Residents can apply to renew or start a new garden. Read on...
One Big Dog Animal Respite Fund will hold it's third annual "Run With The Big Dogs" fundraiser on Saturday, May 11. Proceeds will go to support the Town's animal shelter. Read on...
The Town conducted a Community Resilience Building Workshop facilitated by the Nature Conservancy. The workshop brought together participants from Woodbridge and our neighboring Town of Bethany to discuss climate-related issues that may effect us both. Read on...
Due to the winter storm, Woodbridge Town Offices will close early today at 2pm, Tuesday February 12th. Please stay off the roads and be safe. Read on...
Due to the recent ice storm, the Town will make brush disposal free at the Transfer Station, now through Saturday, February 9th to facilitate clean-up efforts. Read on...
After the winter storm this weekend, crews are working as fast as possible to restore power throughout town. Warming Center is open in the Center Building Cafeteria (4 Meetinghouse Lane) for residents to get warm and to charge devices. Read on...
Woodbridge Parks and Recreational Fields are special places for many people. The Town now offers a Memorial Bench and Memorial Tree program to accommodate requests to honor the people or organizations that have made a difference in our community. Read on...
At the Special BOS Meeting 12/17/2018 in the Center Gym, two presentations were made regarding proposals for the former-Country Club property. There was also an opportunity for public comment and questions. View the presentation PDFs and link to video. Read on...
First Selectman Beth Heller began the November 13, 2018 Board of Selectmen meeting with a brief statement regarding news reports of Amity students speaking out against anti-Semitic behaviors. Her full statement is available -- click through to read more. Read on...
There will be a Public Information Session at the Special BOS Meeting 12/17/2018 beginning at 7pm in the Center Gym, for presentations regarding two proposals for the former-Country Club property, including an opportunity for public comment and questions. Read on...
At a Special Meeting November 28th, the Board of Selectmen received presentations regarding two proposals for the former-Country Club property. Presentation material is available by PDF, and video-recording of the meeting can be viewed online or cable TV. Read on...
The Town Plan & Zoning Commission will meet Monday, December 3 at 7:30 pm in the Main Meeting Room at Woodbridge Town Hall to consider the adoption of proposed Zoning Regulations. A document and map are available online, and at Town Hall. Read on...
Public Works will be milling and paving several roads this fall. Further information is available on the DPW section of the Town website, or by calling the Department of Public Works at (203) 389-3420. Read on for details... Read on...
The Registrars of Voters have announced the results of the November 6th Election. A re-canvas of results on November 14th was required due to the close vote totals of the 17th Senate race. An updated report is also now available. See details... Read on...
A sample ballot is available to review, and the Registrars of Voters have announced information about voter registration opportunities for the November 6th Election. See details... Read on...
The Town Plan & Zoning Commission will meet Monday, December 3 at 7:30 pm in the Main Meeting Room at Woodbridge Town Hall to consider the adoption of proposed Zoning Regulations. A document and map are available online, and at Town Hall.
The Town of Woodbridge invites residents to two events to learn about the benefits of carpooling and to find their carpool match. Carpooling saves money on parking and gas, reduces traffic and reduces participants’ carbon footprint. Read on...
The Woodbridge Registrars of Voters announce the following dates for voter registration sessions to be held at Town Hall for the November 6th Election. See details... Read on...
The Town is collecting flood information for a Pre-Assessment of Damages and the Town will hold two meetings for residents and businesses to submit information and ask questions. Read on...
The Town Plan & Zoning Commission will hold a Special Meeting on Monday, October 15 at 7:00 pm for a public hearing continuation and to take appropriate action. Updated documents are available online, and in the Land Use Office at Town Hall. Read on...
West Nile virus (WNV) infected mosquitoes have been identified in Woodbridge, in addition to the previously identified nearby towns of Bethany, Madison, New Haven, and West Haven. Residents can action to protect themselves, and help eliminate mosquitos. Read on...
The West River Coalition recently celebrated its 5th anniversary at the West River Water Festival. The coalition is made up of over 35 organizations and dedicated individuals working together to improve the West River, its watershed, and its tributaries. Read on...
Woodbridge Police Chief Frank Cappiello has completed an administrative review of an incident that occurred 7/3/2018. A press release on the findings is available. Read on...
Low Impact Development (LID) refers to techniques that help manage stormwater runoff and protect the public water supply. A LID Brochure is available online and printed copies are also available on display in the Land Use Office at Town Hall. Read on...
Tax bills are due on July 1 each year and residents have until August 1 to pay without penalty. Taxes can be paid by check or cash in person, by mail with a check, or online by credit card. Special office hours will take place 7/28 and 8/1 -- see details. Read More
The Board of Selectmen voted to approve a proposal from United Illuminating to convert streetlights along the state roads of Woodbridge from older, less-efficient bulbs to environmentally friendly LED lighting. The project is now underway. Read on...
Additional information and background documents related to topics under consideration by the Board of Selectmen is now available on the Town website. It will kept updated with new information as the Board continues its work on issues and projects. Read on...
In mid June, the Town once again received a Aaa bond rating from Moody’s Investors, the highest rating available, when the Town sold bonds and notes. Read on...
The Regional Water Authority Recreation Program makes permits available for the public to enjoy recreational opportunities in Woodbridge and surrounding towns -- apply online for a permit today and tap into nature all summer long. Read on...
While clearing your property from storm damage -- fallen trees, etc. -- please use caution with heavy machinery which can damage below-ground structures, including septic tanks and leaching fields. Read on...
The Draft South Central Region Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan is available online for review. Comments are invited and can be made through May 14, 2018. Read on...
One Big Dog Animal Respite Fund will hold it's second annual "Run With The Big Dogs" fundraiser on Sunday, June 3rd. Proceeds will go toward the Town's renovation project for the animal shelter. EXTENDED deadline for ticket sales is now Tuesday, May 29th. Read on...
Annual applications are now being accepted for plots in the Community Garden at the Fitzgerald Tract, 100 Center Road. Residents can apply online to renew or start a new garden. Read on...
Town crews are working as fast as they can to clear trees from roadways. UI is working to restore power throughout town. A decision whether to open the Emergency Shelter for Friday 3/9/2018 will be made at 2pm. Please check back for further information. Read on...
The Town Plan & Zoning Commission held a meeting to discuss Draft Revisions to Zoning Regulations on Tuesday, April 24, 2018. Further information will be available soon. Read on...
The Board of Selectmen's follow-up meeting to discuss and hear public comment on the Public Opinion Survey took place in the Senior Center Cafeteria, 4 Meetinghouse Lane, on April 25th. Read on...
To help celebrate Earth Day 2018, Woodbridge residents are invited to take part in the annual "Rid Litter Day" event on Sunday, April 22, 2018 from 9:00-12:00 noon. Read on...
Summer will be here soon and now is the time to sign up for membership at the Woodbridge Outdoor Pool. An Open House is scheduled for April 29th. Read on...
Join us at an introductory meeting on May 7 at 6:30 pm to learn more about Food Discussion Circles, co-sponsored by the Town Library, the Ad Hoc Sustainability Committee and Massaro Community Farm. Read on...
In an effort to increase communication opportunities and share information with the public, First Selectman Beth Heller has begun to send a mid-month email message to the community, called "News from Town Hall." Read on...
The April edition of the newsletter incorrectly states the date of the next Conservation Commission guided hike as April 6; the walk is actually April 7. Please join us! Read on...
Survey results are being analyzed and a presentation has been scheduled for the April 11th Board of Selectmen meeting. There will also be a follow-up meeting to discuss and hear public comment, on April 25th. Read on...
Woodbridge Police are investigating several thefts of items from vehicles and the theft of a vehicle. All of the vehicles were left unsecured overnight. Read on...
All Woodbridge Town Offices will be closed for the holiday, Friday March 30th. The Transfer Station will also be closed Friday, but will re-open for normal hours on Saturday, April 1st. Read on...
Woodbridge Girl Scout Troop 60164 visited Town Hall on March 12, 2018 to meet with First Selectman Beth Heller and learn about local government. Read on...
Woodbridge residents may contact the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) Consumer Affairs Unit to file a complaint by phone or online. Read on...
After the winter storm on March 7th, Town crews were working as fast as possible to clear trees from roadways while UI was working to restore power throughout town. Read on...
The 19th annual Snowflake Dance & Auction benefitting the Woodbridge Volunteer Fire Association will now be held at the JCC of Greater New Haven, 360 Amity Road, on Saturday, March 3rd Read on...
First Selectman Beth Heller took part in a tour of the newly re-built JCC facility on Amity Road as the Economic Development Commission met there on January 11, 2018. Read on...
Look for your household’s survey to arrive in the mail, fill it out, and return it as soon as possible. Please note: Due to postal delay, the deadline has been EXTENDED to Tuesday, February 20th. Read on...
The South Central Regional Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan is being updated and Woodbridge residents can provide input by taking an online survey. A public meeting also took place on Dec. 5th at 6:30 pm. Read on...
Arlo, a dog adopted by Woodbridge Animal Control Officer Ashley Sakelarakis, was inducted as an Honorary Member of the Hamden Police Department's Canine Unit on November 20th. This collaborative effort involved Woodbridge, Branford, and Hamden officials. Read on...
At a special joint meeting on Nov. 8th, Police Chief Frank Cappiello and Fire Chief Sean Rowland presented on the upgrade of the Radio System. The video is available online. A Special Town Meeting took place Dec. 5, 2017 at 7:30 pm in the Center Gym. Read on...
The Office of the Woodbridge Town Clerk hosted a recent visit from Connecticut's Deputy Secretary of the State to discuss streamlining and improving services to municipalities. Read on...
If Woodbridge is hit by a hurricane, flood, or other emergency, Town officials are prepared to manage the situation. Please help us by reviewing the following information and planning in advance so your household is fully prepared. Read on...
Due to recent changes in federal tax law some residents have asked, "Can I prepay my Woodbridge property taxes before January 1, 2018?" Connecticut State law does not grant municipalities the power to collect taxes before a mill rate is set. Read on...
The Transfer Station will be OPEN for regular hours of operation Tuesday, December 26th through Saturday, December 30th from 8:30am to 3:00pm. Read on...
All Town offices will be closed for the following upcoming holidays:
Thanksgiving - Thurs., Nov. 23, 2017;
Day After Thanksgiving - Friday, Nov. 24, 2017.
The Transfer Station will be OPEN on Friday, Nov. 24th and Sat. Nov. 25th, 8:30am to 3pm. Read on...
The Woodbridge Conservation Commission holds monthly public hikes on town open space parcels -- come join in the fun, meet neighbors, and enjoy the great outdoors! Read on...
The Woodbridge Conservation Commission holds monthly public hikes on town open space parcels -- come join in the fun, meet neighbors, and enjoy the great outdoors! Read on...
The Summer Concerts on the Green series kicks off on Tuesday, July 3rd at 6pm with the blues/retro R&B "George Gritzbach Band" -- come join the fun! Read on...
Woodbridge taxpayers can now use a credit card to pay their tax bills online. You may still mail in checks or pay by cash or check in-person. Please note: the Tax Collector cannot accept credit card payments in person – only online. Read More
