Village of Woodland ordinances
Reminder: Common Village Ordinances
The Village Council’s reminder of the most common ordinances, including no street parking from 2:00 to 7:00 AM for snow removal.
Author: Michael
Betty Carpenter Named 2026 Woodland Homecoming Grand Marshal
The Village of Woodland is proud to honor Betty Carpenter as the Grand Marshal of the 2026 Woodland Homecoming Celebration.
The Grand Marshal is an individual (or couple) recognized for outstanding service to Woodland. As a featured guest of the Homecoming Celebration, the Grand Marshal embodies the spirit, history, and pride of our community.
Betty is a lifelong resident of Woodland who has dedicated more than 40 years of service on the Village Council. She currently serves as President of the Woodland Eagles Auxiliary and has worked tirelessly to make Woodland a better place to live.
Known for her kind heart, wonderful spirit, sharp wit, and warm presence, Betty has been a steady and positive force in our village for decades.We are proud to honor her as one of our own.
Thank you, Betty, for your many years of dedication and service to Woodland.
Woodland Homecoming 2026
Woodland’s homecoming takes place each year during Labor Day weekend in the village park. The event features a variety of family-friendly activities, including fun events for kids, a parade, and the highly anticipated annual softball tournament. It’s a community gathering that brings everyone together to celebrate and enjoy the end of summer.
May 2025 Council Minutes
The Woodland Village Council publishes monthly meeting minutes to keep the community informed about local government decisions, discussions, and initiatives. These minutes provide a detailed record of council activities, including topics such as budgeting, infrastructure, community events, policy changes, and other matters affecting residents. By making these records publicly accessible, Woodland Village promotes transparency, encourages civic engagement, and allows residents to stay updated on issues impacting their community. The minutes are available each month for review, offering residents a reliable way to remain connected to village governance and development.
April 2025 Council Minutes
The Woodland Village Council publishes monthly meeting minutes to keep the community informed about local government decisions, discussions, and initiatives. These minutes provide a detailed record of council activities, including topics such as budgeting, infrastructure, community events, policy changes, and other matters affecting residents. By making these records publicly accessible, Woodland Village promotes transparency, encourages civic engagement, and allows residents to stay updated on issues impacting their community. The minutes are available each month for review, offering residents a reliable way to remain connected to village governance and development.