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Named for its location in a wooded area, the city of Woodland is a history buff’s delight, with a 370-acre downtown historical district that is on the National Register of Historic Places. Specific highlights include the Gibson House, the California Agricultural Museum and the Woodland Opera House State Historic Park. The town’s more than 60,000 residents benefit from a stable economy with an agricultural base, good medical care from the highly rated Woodland Memorial Hospital and 25 parks. Residents can engage with the city government by attending City Council meetings or listening on Woodland TV Channel 20. They can also follow the activities of various boards, commissions and advisory bodies.
The Woodland City Council meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of every month in the City Council Chambers at 300 First St. Meetings are live-streamed on the city website and Woodland TV Channel 20. In addition to attending in person, members of the public may submit comments prior to 4 p.m. via email to councilmeeting@cityofwoodland.org. Comments on an agenda item should include an item number and letter.
The Planning Commission, consisting of seven appointees, conducts hearings and makes recommendations to the Woodland City Council on matters related to planning, land use and historical preservation. Meetings, which are open to the public, take place the first and third Thursday of the month. (Photo: Wasan Ritthawon/Shutterstock.com)
Recent AnnouncementsCelebrate Woodland at “Concert on Court” on Friday, April 11
Free, family-friendly event will feature live music, bounce houses, food and drink, and moreCity Awarded Highway Safety Improvement Program Funds for Two Key Road Safety Projects
Projects will include West & Beamer and local school sitesWoodland Public Library & Yolo County Office of Education Expand Pathways to Entrepreneurship
Free business course begins April 7; Information session on March 31
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