Woodinville-Snohomish Road will be closed between NE 190th St & NE 183rd St the night of Oct. 1 to complete scheduled road improvements

Now accepting applications for Comprehensive Plan amendments to be included on the 2021 Docket.

Re-opening Fields & Park Restrooms, Permit Fee Reduction, Draft CIP, Rent & Food Assistance, and more

Current public notices are posted here for the City of Woodinville. You can access Meeting, Public Hearing, and all other type notices here.

The Woodinville Sports Fields and all park restrooms will open back up to the public on Sept. 1

The City will reduce some permit fees by 50% or more for the remainder of the year. The new fees go into effect on September 1, 2020.

The City of Woodinville is pleased to offer grant funding to eligible community not for profit organizations that meet critical human needs in the Woodinville community.

Want to help shape the future of Woodinville? Apply now to be considered for a position on the City's Planning or Public Spaces Commission!

The City of Woodinville has a new program to distribute Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to Woodinville businesses to support economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Are you interested in working for the City of Woodinville? If you're passionate about Woodinville, we'd love to have you! See our current openings here.

Woodinville residents now have an easy way to share feedback on City initiatives by visiting a new online interactive platform introduced by the City of Woodinville.

Information on where to find the latest information on the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Woodinville Sports Fields will be closed to the public June 18 through the end of August for turf replacement and general repairs.

City Financial Health, COVID-19 FAQ, Emergency Human Services Grants, Sports Field Improvements, and more.

As a small gesture of love, the City asks local artists to decorate the Fish Sculpture on Woodinville-Duvall Rd with hearts.

Mayor Cook shares her personal thoughts on fighting injustice and promoting tolerance and respect amid recent national and local events.

A note to Woodinville citizens regarding the death of George Floyd and related protests

The City has awarded grant funding to support local efforts to provide food, shelter, and stability for Woodinville area residents. Together we can help our community through these tough financial times.

The COVID-19 Emergency Human Services Grant Program was approved by City Council on April 28th to provide funding to local non-profit organizations providing human services and emergency assistance to Woodinville residents during the pandemic.

The City has adjusted operations and will continue to provide basic services amid the COVID-19 Response.

COVID-19, 2020 Census, Tips for Social Distancing, #HeartsForHeroes, and more.

Results are in from the City's Citizen Survey, conducted in late 2019. Take a look at how Woodinville residents rate their quality of life, city services, and more.

We want to hear from residents, workers, and visitors about all the things that matter to you.