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10/13/2026

City Hall Early Closure Notice

The City of W**d would like to inform residents that City Hall will close early today, Tuesday, October 13, at 2:30 PM, to accommodate scheduled administrative activities.

City Hall will reopen for regular business hours tomorrow, Wednesday, October 14, at 7:30 AM.

We appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience.

City of W**d

10/05/2026

Main Street Demolition Project – Construction Notice

The City of W**d is pleased to announce that demolition and cleanup activities associated with the Main Street fire are scheduled to begin on October 19, 2026, with completion anticipated in late November.

This project represents another important step in our community's recovery and the ongoing effort to restore and revitalize our downtown.

Construction activities are expected to occur Monday through Friday, between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Residents and businesses near the project area may experience temporary noise and other construction-related disruptions. We encourage everyone to exercise caution, observe posted signs, and avoid restricted work areas.

We recognize that recovery takes time, and we appreciate the patience, resilience, and continued support of our residents and businesses as we move forward.

For additional information, please review the official construction notice:

https://www.ci.weed.ca.us/news-and-notices/main-street-demolition/

Together, we continue moving W**d forward.

10/02/2026

September 2026

During the month of September 2026, the W**d Police Department had 1980 total incidents (calls for service and officer initiated) out of those incidents, 46 cases were pulled, and 14 arrests were made. The W**d Police Department conducted 116 traffic stops for the month.

The W**d Police Department responded to 12 traffic collision incidents this past month. Traffic collision incidents included those occurring on private property, roadway collisions, as well as hit and run.

09/30/2026

Introducing the City of W**d Podcast

We are trying something new to help keep our community informed and connected.
In the first episode of the City of W**d Podcast, City Manager Dr. Dustin Stambaugh looks back on the past year (from September 2025 through September 2026) and discusses the challenges the City has faced, the progress that has been made, and the work still ahead.

Topics include water and infrastructure improvements, downtown cleanup and redevelopment, emergency preparedness, community partnerships, W**d Vision 2035, City operations, and efforts to improve communication with residents.

This is intended to be another way for you to hear directly from the City and better understand the work happening behind the scenes.

🎥 Watch Episode 1: A Year in Review 2025–2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZx2-VnUVVE&list=PLInNWHvELwg4

We hope to continue this as a regular series featuring City staff, elected officials, community partners, and others helping shape the future of W**d.

09/26/2026

We would love you to help us keep our town clean :)

09/25/2026

Unaltered black Lab Male X was picked up at Hwy 97 and Hoy Rd. If you are or know who the owner is please contact the W**d Police Department at 530-938-5000.

09/19/2026

09/13/2026

There is a great deal happening across the City of W**d—both in public view and behind the scenes. Our latest update covers the restoration of City Hall, water and Lincoln Heights infrastructure improvements, the Main Street demolition project, broadband expansion, downtown events, and other important work underway throughout the community.

The update also includes information about the City Council write-in filing period and a neutral overview of Measure K. Read the complete City Update here:

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09/11/2026

Beginning September 14, 2026, construction will begin in the East Lincoln Heights area. These roadways include: Railroad Ave, Cypress St, Tent Ave, Crestmore Ave, and Grant Ave. Construction will take place from 7am until 5pm Monday through Fridays and is expected to conclude in late October.

Access to residential areas will remain available; however, street parking will temporarily be unavailable. Please comply with posted signs, notices, and instructions during this time. Please use caution if driving through these areas, as large equipment and personnel will be on the roadways.

Any questions or concerns regarding this project should be directed to City Hall by calling 530-938-5020.