April 2025The e-Woodsider is a monthly, digital publication that includes current information and news, program and project updates, upcoming events, Council action recaps, and more! To subscribe to receive this publication and other Town information directly to your inbox, visit https://www.woodsideca.gov/subscribe. |
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Town Manager's NoteAt its regular meeting on April 8, 2025, the Woodside Town Council voted to appoint Jason Ledbetter as the new Town Manager for the Town of Woodside, effective May 15th. Ledbetter arrives in Woodside with over 25 years of team and project management experience from local government and private industry. As the City Manager for the City of Yreka, Ledbetter focused on four strategic initiatives: fire resiliency, water security, housing, and revenue generation. Prior to his time as the City Manager for Yreka, Ledbetter was the Director of General Services for the County of Siskiyou, where he oversaw solid waste, flood control, airports, bus service, the Siskiyou Power Authority, Lake Siskiyou, the Box Canyon Dam hydroelectric project, maintenance, and communications departments. Prior to public service, Ledbetter worked as a Winemaker in Napa Valley. Ledbetter is a graduate from the University of California Davis with a Bachelor of Science in the discipline of Viticulture & Enology. He also holds a Master of Science degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of California Riverside. The Council devoted significant energy and time over the last several months to ensure they selected the best candidate to serve as the next Town Manager. In the words of Mayor Dombkowski, "When I think about the energy and engagement that is needed to be successful in this role, the experience and skillset necessary to lead on a number of the pivotal initiatives that are before us, and the leadership and vision needed to help our community manifest a new vision for the town going forward, I am very confident that Jason brings the right level of energy, experience and engagement that will serve Woodside exceptionally well in the years ahead." Jason is going to be a great addition to Woodside, and I know everyone joins me in welcoming him to Town. ~Kevin Bryant, Town Manager
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Town Council Meetings
Recent Town Council agendas and minutes are available at https://woodsideca.gov/agendacenter.
Recent Actions by the Town Council:- Approved an Ordinance expanding provisions for the conversion of barns to Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and modifications to ADU height requirements
- Updated schedule of fees and charges
On the Horizon:
- Introduction of the Fiscal 2025-26 Budget (May 13th)
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Town Manager Kevin Bryant's Retirement PartyFriday, May 9 at 5 pm at Independence HallCome join us for a memorable evening celebrating Kevin Bryant's well-deserved retirement! The event will be held at 2955 Woodside Road, where we will honor Kevin for his years of dedication and hard work. Let's gather to share stories, laughter, and good wishes as Kevin embarks on this new chapter in his life. Don't miss this opportunity to show your appreciation and bid farewell to a valued colleague and friend! Please RSVP by April 28 to let us know you plan to attend. |
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103rd Annual May Day Parade and CarnivalSaturday, May 3 - Giddyup, Woodside!The 103rd Annual Woodside May Day Parade and Carnival returns with the theme, “Giddyup, Woodside!” on Saturday, May 3, 2025. The entire community and neighbors are invited to join this cherished Woodside tradition, proudly organized by the Woodside School Parent Teacher Association (PTA). Schedule of Events - 7:30 AM Fun Run check-in at Library
- 8:00 AM Rotary Club Pancake Breakfast at Woodside Village Church
- 8:00 AM Hwy 84 closed between Cañada Road and Kings Mountain Road
- 8:30 AM Fun Run starts on Highway 84
- 8:30 AM Parade participant check-in at Woodside School
- 10:00 AM May Day Parade start
- 11:00 AM Maypole Dance and Citizen of the Year Award at Woodside Elementary Amphitheater
- 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM Carnival Games at Woodside Elementary
- 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM BBQ meals hosted by Buck's restaurant and the 7th-grade class (preorder, while supplies last).
Parking is available along Cañada Road and in the public lot near Independence Hall. Early arrival and carpooling are encouraged. NO PARKING is available at the school as those lots are used for parade line-up.
Visit the May Day page for the schedule of events and to pre-order your BBQ lunch!
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May Day Fun Run and WalkSaturday, May 3 - Check-In at 7:30 amThe Woodside Recreation Committee will be hosting the 32nd Annual May Day Fun Run and Walk on Saturday, May 3, 2025. This fun event allows people of all ages to participate in a friendly race and receive stunning T-shirts! Course: This 2.25-mile Fun Run & Walk rambles along the country roads of Woodside, ending at the perfect vantage point to watch the Woodside May Day Parade. Pre-Register by Thursday, May 1: - Register and pay online at ACTIVE or mail/drop off the paper form
- 7:30 am on Saturday May 3: Check-In at Woodside Library
- 8:30 am Fun Run and Walk Starts
Entry Fees:
- Adults: $30 before May 1st, $35 day of event
- Children (14 & Under): $25 before May 1st, $30 day of event
- Family of 4 special: $90 before May 1st, $100 day of the event
Visit the May Day Fun Run and Walk page for more information and download the flyer and paper application here!
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Share Electric Garden Voucher Program Flyer with your Gardeners and Landscapers!The Electric Garden Voucher Program is in full swing. Did you know that the voucher can be used to purchase any electric garden equipment and/or additional batteries for your existing equipment?! Download the English/Spanish flyer to share with your gardeners and landscapers so they can take advantage of the $1,000 voucher! Professional gardeners and landscapers can use the voucher to purchase new electric gardening equipment, extra batteries and/or convert their gas-powered gear to lithium-ion battery power! Funds are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and applicants must provide proof of eligibility, such as proof of residency, business license, or parcel size, depending on the category. - Woodside residents can receive up to $250 to purchase electric gardening tools, covering up to 100% of the purchase price, but not exceeding $250 per address per year.
- Non-gardening businesses within Woodside can receive up to $250 for the purchase of an electric leaf blower for their brick-and-mortar location.
- Professional gardeners, landscapers, and property owners with parcels of 5 acres or more can qualify for up to $1,000 for electric garden equipment, including extra batteries or power management systems.
Funding for this program comes from the Town of Woodside through a grant provided by Peninsula Clean Energy.
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Timely Topics
Earth Day Activities for all Ages and Interests!
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Citizens Environmental Council Student Film FestTuesday, April 22 from 6:30 to 8 pmBurlingame High School TheaterThe finalists will be revealed, and the winning films will be screened at this annual event, which features submissions from students in grades 4 through 12 who live or attend school in San Mateo County. It is held at the Burlingame High School Theater, 1 Mangini Way, Burlingame.
Click here for more information and to register. |
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Apply to Sustainable San Mateo County's Youth Advisory Council Applications Due April 25Are you passionate about sustainability and eager to make a real impact in San Mateo County? Sustainable San Mateo County (SSMC) is launching its inaugural Youth Advisory Council—a unique opportunity for young leaders (ages 15-24) who live, work or attend school in San Mateo County to collaborate on environmental and social sustainability solutions, advise our Board of Directors and amplify youth voices in local decision-making. 🔗 Apply now! Fill out the application here by Friday, April 25, 2025. |
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Community Art Installation at 500 County CenterWhat Do You Hope to Never Lose to Climate Change?Now through Friday, April 25Visit County Center in Redwood City this April in celebration of Earth Month and share your response to the question: What do you love and hope to never lose to climate change? Climate Ribbon is an interactive art installation designed to bring people together in helping to process emotions surrounding climate change. A collaboration between the Office of Arts and Culture and the Sustainability Department, Climate Ribbon highlights the connection between climate change and the arts and reaffirms our solidarity in shaping a sustainable future for San Mateo County. |
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Earth Day Volunteer Clean-up at Don Horsley Park
Tunitas Creek Beach south of Half Moon BaySaturday, April 26 from 9 am to Noon Halfway between Half Moon Bay and Pescadero, where the waters from King's Mountain reach the Pacific Ocean, lies Tunitas Creek Beach. Waters from Tunitas Creek run onto the broad, sandy beach. To the north stands an iconic sandstone cliff. Come join us Saturday, April 26 to clean along the beach! Gloves, grabbers, and buckets will be provided. Click here to get specific details and to register! Note that Tunitas Creek Beach currently has no facilities and is only accessible when accompanied by park staff. |
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Dig in the Dirt at FiloliSaturday, May 3 from 9 am to NoonArrive at Filoli Historic House and Garden ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work! As a volunteer, you’ll receive hands-on training about techniques for sustainable gardening while working with the Filoli Horticulture Team to weed and mulch the Formal Garden and prepare beds for summer. You’ll also learn how to choose sustainable plants and techniques for maintaining a water-wise garden. You’re welcome to enjoy the estate afterward. Click here to register – only 30 spaces are available! |
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3rd Annual Youth for Climate Policy:
Advocating for Environmental JusticeTuesday, May 13 from 5 to 6 pm on ZoomJoin Sustainable San Mateo County (SSMC) for our 3rd annual Youth for Climate Policy webinar where we will inspire and equip young people to take action, be heard and help shape local policy to make their communities more sustainable. This year, we will focus on how youth can best support environmental justice policies to protect communities that are most vulnerable to climate change and environmental hazards. We will have a panel of local elected leaders, environmental justice experts and youth advocates to share their advice and answer questions about getting started and expanding your impact. Click Here to register. |
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Preserving Open Space in San Mateo CountyTalk by Walter Moore of Peninsula Open Space TrustThursday, May 15 from 7 to 8 pm - Tour at 6:15 pmWalter Moore of Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) will discuss POST’s successful model for land protection, allowing people to connect with nature. He’ll also share information about the San Vicente Redwoods, a 9,000-acre home to old-growth redwoods, and how you can help support local open space protection. This program will be held in the Burlingame Community Center at 850 Burlingame Avenue in Burlingame.
Click here to register. |
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PLUS Optional Tour of the Zero-Net-Energy Burlingame Community Center at 6:15 pm!You can also sign up for optional free tour at 6:15 pm of the award-winning, zero-net-energy Burlingame Community Center with Burlingame Councilmember Donna Colson. Click here to sign up for the tour. |
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From Woodside Fire Protection District (WFPD)
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WFPD to Adopt Fire Hazard Severity Zones by OrdinanceSecond Reading Tuesday, April 29 at 7 pmIn February 2025, CAL FIRE released updated Fire Hazard Severity Zone (FHSZ) maps for Local Responsibility Areas (LRA), including regions within the Woodside Fire Protection District. These maps, developed using advanced fire behavior models and current climate data, classify areas into three hazard levels: moderate, high, and very high.
Timeline: - Tuesday, March 25: First reading of the ordinance
- Tuesday, April 29: Second reading of the ordinance. After adoption, it will be submitted to the state.
- After adoption by WFPD, the maps will come before the Woodside Town Council for ratification.
Stay Informed:
For the latest updates on fire hazard severity zones, defensible space requirements, and community workshops, regularly check the Woodside Fire Protection District's website and sign up for notifications. By staying informed and proactive, residents can significantly reduce wildfire risks and enhance community safety!
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Learn More about the Updated Fire Hazard Severity MapsSaturday, April 26 from 10 am to Noonat San Bruno Recreation & Aquatic Center and via ZoomHosted by Diane Papan, Assemblymember, District 21
What You’ll Learn: - How the new FHSZ maps impact your community
- Homeowner requirements for defensible space and fire-resistant construction
- Local fire department responsibilities and preparedness efforts
- Insurance impacts and fire prevention resources
New Requirements for Homeowners: - Maintain 100 feet of defensible space around structures
- Use fire-resistant building materials for new construction
- Adhere to vegetation management regulations in high-risk areas
- Ensure accessible driveways and visible addresses for emergency responders
Local Fire Department Responsibilities: - Conduct inspections and enforce fire safety codes
- Develop and update Community Wildfire Protection Plans
- Enhance fire prevention education and outreach
- Improve emergency response strategies
How to attend: - Find out more and RSVP to attend in person here.
- To view via Zoom click here.
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Reminder - Sign Up Now Required!Chipper Day Program Process Has ChangedWFPD has announced improvements to the Chipping Program designed to enhance efficiency and allow staff to focus on critical services that benefit the community. Starting immediately, residents must MAKE A RESERVATION for the Chipping Program to schedule service. If you have questions about the Chipping Program or the process required to make a reservation, please contact the WFPD directly at 650-851-1594. |
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Regional News and Opportunities
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Antonio De Jesús López is the New San Mateo County Poet Laureate
Antonio cites his upbringing in East Palo Alto as his inspiration. “I was immersed in Spanish and Spanglish, which shaped my understanding of English as something malleable — like gum, stretching and adhering, collecting the 'lint' of other tongues,” López said. “My peers, those other brown and black voices, and the cultural richness within the Ravenswood City School District were pivotal, too. They provided the bedrock for my creative expression.”
On Tuesday, April 8, the Board of Supervisors voted to appoint López as the County’s fifth Poet Laureate, a position with the mission of “promoting awareness and heightening appreciation of poetry and the spoken word throughout San Mateo County.” The appointment coincides with the Board’s declaration of April as National Poetry Month, as well as California Arts, Culture, and Creativity Month. López is an award-winning poet and author of “Gentefication,” a collection of poems called “tender and ironic, earnest and outraged” by Gregory Pardlo, who won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. He is also a former councilmember and mayor of East Palo Alto who is pursuing a doctorate in Modern Thought and Literature at Stanford University. Click here to read the full article.
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Discover San Mateo County Parks with New Tour AppJust in time for spring, experience the rich history and unique natural resources of County Parks with a new self-guided tour app. Download the app and select from one of ten ranger-created tours, including the Reptiles of Edgewood Park & Natural Preserve and Geology of Earthquakes at Sawyer Camp Trail. How does it work? - Use the QR codes in the graphic above to visit the app store and download the app onto your smartphone. You can also search for “San Mateo County Parks” in your app store.
- In the app, select one of the tours. We recommend downloading the tour before your visit.
- Once you reach the park, start the tour and follow the trail directions.
- Hike at your own pace! Your phone will alert you when you reach a stop along the self-guided tour.
- When done, exit out of the app to save battery power.
Tours are available in English and Spanish. Check back often to discover new tours as they're added to the app.
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Sheriff's Office Introduces New Crime Data PortalThe San Mateo County Sheriff's Office has launched a new and improved crime data portal, providing community members with crime and arrest data at their fingertips. Through the newly launched CitizenRIMS portal, which replaced a previous portal, community members can search for crime data by date, location and type of crime throughout the Sheriff’s Office jurisdiction. Users can also search for arrest data through the portal, which also provides the option for community members to sign up for daily or weekly alerts sent straight to their inbox. |
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Peninsula Clean Energy Data for 2024Peninsula Clean Energy has released the bill savings and greenhouse gas emissions data for 2024. Across San Mateo County, Peninsula Clean Energy has saved customers $187M on their energy bills since 2016, and Woodside customers have saved $2M. Greenhouse gas emissions from electricity use have also reduced by 98% countywide compared to 2016, when Peninsula Clean Energy launched. For information about PCE's energy programs and more ways to reduce your energy costs, visit their website. Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE), electricity provider to San Mateo County and the City of Los Banos, has a new and improved website to help customers understand rates, and learn about new PCE resources. |
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Woodside's Climate & Sustainability Committee'sHome Electrification and Battery Storage EventRecording now Available on YouTube!
On Sunday, March 30th the Climate & Sustainability Committee hosted a Home Electrification and Battery Storage featuring the following speakers: - Peninsula Clean Energy: Programs and rebates
- Steve Schmidt, HomeIntel: Reducing electrical loads
- Jeff Beaman, Mountain Microgrids: Home Backup Power
- Nancy Larocca Hedley, Local resident: Fully electrified home & ADU
If you weren't able to attend, you can View the recording on the Climate & Sustainability Committee’s new event page.
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Special Events in April and May
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Shred It Day 2025 - Sponsored by Woodside Community FoundationSaturday, April 26 from 8 to 11 am (or until truck is full)Woodside Town Hall - 2955 Woodside Road- Drive up & drop off. Shredding done on site.
- Enter from Woodside Road
- Loose paper only (no binders or metal—paper clips and staples OK)
- Be prepared to present proof of Woodside residency
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Be Wildfire Safe & ReadySaturday, April 26 from 10 am to 1 pmSan Mateo County Event Center - 1346 Saratoga DriveEveryone who lives, works or visits San Mateo County is invited to the first-ever Be Wildfire Safe & Ready event, coming up on Saturday, April 26, at the San Mateo County Event Center. The free event, from 10 am to 1 pm, will include: - Presentations on steps residents can take to protect their homes and property.
- Information on California’s updated Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps.
- Resources from local governments, civic groups and businesses.
- How to pack a “Go Bag.”
- How to sign up for emergency and severe weather alerts.
- Hear from fire professionals and residents who have survived wildfire about what it is like in a wildfire situation, and what was most helpful to them.
- And more! Check the San Mateo County Department of Emergency Management website for agenda and registration link.
“We can’t always stop wildfires from starting. But we can prepare for them by reducing the risk to our properties and families if we take steps now,” Director of Emergency Management Dr. Shruti Dhapodkar said. “It’s always time to get started, and this event can help make it easier.”
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Woodside Soapbox DerbySunday, May 4 from 8 am to NoonWoodside Town Center Parking Lot
The Woodside Soapbox Derby is a local event where we race gravity-powered cars down a sloped track. The cars are made by dads and moms along with their kids. You can use a car from previous years or sign up for a complete car kit.
More information about signing up for this year's event can be found at the Woodside Soap Box Derby website. The Soapbox Derby was designed for fun and friendly competition. This race is non-commercial, non-profit, and it is sponsored by the Woodside Recreation Committee. |
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ADU Fair of San Mateo CountySaturday, May 10 from 10 am to Noonat Belmont Senior & Community Center - 20 Twin Pines LanePLUS! Visit completed ADUs across the county from 12:30 to 2:30 pm
Thinking about building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)? Join us for a FREE event hosted by the ADU Resource Center of San Mateo County to get your questions answered! Whether you're curious about design, cost, financing, or ROI, you'll have the chance to:
- Speak directly with industry pros (architects, contractors, lenders & more!)
- Get expert insights on what you can build, how much it’ll cost, and how to make it work for you.
- Tour factory-built homes and see real ADUs across San Mateo County
Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to turn your ADU dreams into reality! Click here to register. |
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Wildfire Prevention WorkshopMay 22 from 3 to 5 pm
Independence Hall and ZoomBeing prepared for a wildfire is important for our residents in Woodside and Portola Valley. Come to the Town of Woodside Wildfire Prevention Workshop. The Woodside Fire Protection District and Emergency Preparedness Committee will provide information on lessons learned from the Los Angeles wildfires, home hardening tips, learn about the Chipper program, and emergency contact procedures. Attend in person or via Zoom.
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Financial Literacy Series: Protect Yourself from A.I. and Crypto ScamsThursday, April 24 from 2 to 3 pm on ZoomRegistration Required for Event Link
Scammers are increasingly using sophisticated technology and methods to target you. Join this workshop to learn how you can protect yourself from deepfakes, AI-generated phishing attempts, and other manipulative tactics. Learn how to spot the red flags, protect your identity, and safeguard your finances in the age of AI and crypto scams. Presented by the Department of Financial Protection & Innovation. A Zoom link to join this online-only event will be included in your registration information. Click here to register.
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Community Recreation Opportunities
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Sound Immersion Experience with Danny GoldbergFriday, April 25 from 7 to 8 pm at Independence Hall$45 pre-registration
The Sound Immersion Experience with Gongs and Singing Bowls helps to balance and restore energy in your body. The healing vibrations pass through your body, opening blockages and allowing your mind to find peace within the sound. Through the vibrations of these instruments you can experience an inner calm and deep relaxation that enables you to journey within and center. Join Danny Goldberg as he leads this experience. Danny shares the healing vibrations of the Gongs and Singing Bowls with a heightened sensitivity offering an extremely effective way to help relax, rejuvenate, and tune inward. The Sound Immersion Experience with Danny Goldberg presents for Stanford University’s Health Improvement Program, Breathe Together Yoga in Los Gatos, Djerassi Resident Artists Program in Woodside, Peacebank Yoga in Redwood City and various other Bay Area locations. Danny shares the Sound Immersion with Google, LinkedIn, the 49er's, the Raiders, hospitals, recovery centers, veteran's centers and schools, as well as many festivals and conferences including Symbiosis, Beloved, Lightning in a Bottle, Lucidity, Days Between, Hog Farm Hideaway, Science & Non-duality Conference, New Living Expo, Wanderlust & many others. |
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Myofascial and Yin Yoga Specialty WorkshopSaturday, May 24 from 9 to 11:30 am at Independence Hall$55 pre-registration; $65 at the door if space is available
Join Kimberly Paul as she leads a Myofascial and Yin Yoga Workshop. - Learn myofascial techniques using yoga therapy balls to identify “body blind spots” that are overused, underused and misused and potential catalysts for pain and injury.
- Complemented with yin yoga poses that target soft tissue and joints. This work is necessary and until recently, rather uncharted. Learn more about how to use these techniques and be the architect of your own health and wellness.
Yoga mat and yoga therapy balls are required (and not provided by the instructor). You can purchase a set of yoga therapy balls at Tune Up Fitness. Yoga blocks and blankets are helpful. |
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Special Dates and Events- Mondays: Library - Tai Chi at 11 am
- Every Second Tuesday: Library - Paws for Tales at 4 pm
- Every Second Wednesday: Library - Knitting Workshop at 11:30 am
- Fridays: Library - Creative Writing Group at 11 am; Lego Club at 3 pm
- April 25: Sound Immersion Experience with Danny Goldberg - 7 pm
- April 26: Shred It Day - 8 to 11 am (or until truck is full)
- April 26: Public Forum on the New Fire Hazard Severity Zones Maps - 10 am to Noon - Zoom
- April 26: Be Wildfire Safe and Ready - 10 am to 1 pm - SMC Event Center
- May 2: First Friday Concert - Jaeger & Reid - 7 pm
- May 3: May Day Fun Run & Walk - 8:30 am to 10 am
- May 4: Soap Box Derby - 8 am to Noon
- May 9: Town Manager Kevin Bryant's Retirement Party - 5 to 9 pm
- May 10: ADU Fair - 10 am to Noon - Belmont Senior & Community Center
- May 10: ADU Tour across County - 12:30 to 2:30 pm
- May 22: Wildfire Preparedness Workshop - 3 to 5 pm
- May 24: Myofascial and Yin Yoga Specialty Workshop - 9 to 11:30 am
Town Meetings
- April 21: Architectural and Site Review Board Meeting at 4:30 pm
- April 22: Town Council Regular Meeting at 7 pm
- May 5: Architectural and Site Review Board Meeting at 4:30 pm
- May 7: Planning Commission Regular Meeting at 6 pm
- May 13: Town Council Regular Meeting at 7 pm
- May 19: Architectural and Site Review Board Meeting at 4:30 pm
- May 21: Planning Commission Regular Meeting at 6 pm
- May 26: Town Hall Closed - Memorial Day
Full list of Town meetings and events:
Woodside Library events:
Woodside Fire Protection District (WFPD) meetings and events:
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