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

The Governor's "Stay Home -- Stay Healthy" Proclamation includes restrictions for commercial and residential construction.

Live-stream City Council and Commission meetings and submit public comments online.

Citizen Survey Results, Councilmember Chuck Price, Property Tax 101, Capital Project Ideas, 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.

Want to help shape the future of Woodinville's public spaces? Apply now to be considered for a position on the new Public Spaces Commission!

The City is planning future investments in road, park, and public facility infrastructure-- and we need your help!

State of the City, Legislative Action Days, Community Grants, Snow Response, Natural Yard Care, and more.

The City has funding available to community non-profit or governmental organizations serving the Woodinville community.

Make sure you're prepared. Use these tips to stay safe and warm during a winter storm.

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

Engage in the New Year, Shop with a Cop Highlights, Electric Vehicle Charging, Stormwater Pollution, Winter Power Outage Tips, and more.

Woodinville Traffic and Construction Alerts. This page is updated weekly.

Apply Now to Serve on City Council. Applications Due January 23, 2020.

This November and December, the City will be partnering with the National Research Center (NRC) to conduct its biennial Citizen Survey.

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.

Be a good neighbor and remember to scoop, bag, and throw away pet waste.

Citizen Survey, Be a Pet Waste Hero, Sammamish River Bridge Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, Shoreline Master Plan Open House, and more.

The community is invited to plant trees and restore native habitat at Rotary Community Park on November 9.

Businesses operating in the Woodinville community and members of the public should be cautious of telephone calls from suspicious people posing as representatives of the City of Woodinville.

Council Member Best-Campbell assumed position no. 3 in June.

New Assistant to the City Managers, Volunteer Tree Planting at Rotary Park, Housing Strategy, Sammamish River Trail Mural, 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.