Woodbridge Board of Selectmen Special Meeting Minutes
The board approved a line item transfer for vehicle equipment and authorized the purchase of a snow and ice body package via a contract. Discussions were conducted regarding station retention ponds, followed by status updates on the Police Department Building Committee, the Community and Cultural Center, the Beecher Road School Building Project, and the CCW Master Plan. Additionally, the board voted to reschedule a future regular meeting, approved a consent agenda, and reviewed a town sign design.
Sep 23, 2026·
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Woodbridge Board of Selectmen Special Meeting Minutes
The Board of Selectmen convened to address several key items, most notably the Beecher Road School building project. The Board approved a resolution to appropriate $118,500,000 for the new school and central office, authorizing bonds and notes for the project. Additionally, the Board scheduled a Special Town Meeting and a referendum regarding this appropriation. During a public hearing, the Board received input and subsequently adopted amendments to the Citation Notice and Hearing Procedure and the Emergency Medical Services Commission Ordinance.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting
Town Of Woodbridge Board Of Finance Special Meeting Minutes
The Board of Finance discussed a resolution to appropriate $118,500,000 for the new Beecher Road School and Central Office. This included authorizing the issuance of bonds and notes to finance the portion of the appropriation not covered by grants. The resolution was approved for recommendation to the legal voters of the Town at a future Referendum to be called by the Board of Selectmen.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Town Plan and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting featured a public hearing regarding a zoning amendment application for parcels at 15 and 21 Crumb Elbow, which included review by the South Central Regional Council of Governments. The Commission also hosted a presentation regarding the town's publicly owned properties, specifically discussing the findings from a two-year review of deed restrictions, land usage, and the feasibility of future development. The discussion touched on the limited availability of developable town-owned land, potential future municipal uses, and ongoing coordination with regional entities regarding housing growth planning.
