This week in Woodbridge starts off with a Human Services Commission meeting at 7 PM at The Center and a 7:30 PM Town Plan and Zoning Commission meeting at Central Meeting Room at Town Hall on Monday evening. There are no public hearings scheduled for the Town Plan and Zoning Commission, however, they are scheduled to discuss updates from the Economic Development Commission and the “Town Plan of Conservation and Development in particular as it relates to the Town’s acquisition of the properties n/f owned by the Woodbridge Country Club”

Tuesday at 6 PM will see the next in the Town Operating Budget Presentations. Scheduled to present is the Pool and Gym, Building Maintenance, The Center, Benefits, Debt Service , and Revenue. To end off the evening, the Woodbridge Board of Education will present their budgets. There are reports that both supporters and opponents of the proposed school board budget are planning to attend the meeting and a Facebook Events page is up for those on Facebook that will be attending in support of the school budget. It is worth noting that there isn’t a lot of room in the Town Hall meeting room, and many more may end up watching the proposal from home on WGATV.

Also on Tuesday, starting at 7:30 PM, the Commission on the Use of Publicly Owned Property will meet in the Senior Center Lounge. Wednesday the Police Commission will meet in the Training Room at the Police Department. Friday will be National Wear Red in Woodbridge Day, as proclaimed by the First Selectman Ed Sheehy on January 14th. It is part of a national campaign by the American Heart Association to raise awareness about heart disease amongst women.

Also at 6 PM at Beecher Road School is Second Grade Social Night. People interested in participating should contact Margaret Hamilton. Ending up the week, or starting the new week, depending on your perspective, the Tanglewood Marionettes will perform “Hansel and Gretel” at the Woodbridge Library at 2 PM on Sunday.

If you know of other important upcoming events in Woodbridge, please contact ‘editor at woodbridgecitizen.com’ to help spread the word.

(Originally published at the Woodbridge Citizen.)