Public Meeting on Prop. 64 Recreational Marijuana

This Wednesday evening, March 29 at 6pm, the Town Council will hold a special study session focused on Proposition 64 - Recreational Marijuana - and its implementation, activities, regulation and licensing in the Town of Windsor. If you have any interest in this issue, you are encouraged to attend. The packet for this meeting may be found at the following link:

http://windsor-ca.granicus.com/GeneratedAgendaViewer.php?view_id=2&event_id=1724

A United Community

At the March 1, 2017 Town Council meeting, the Town of Windsor Town Council adopted Resolution 3346-17 to express its support of a united community. The resolution can be found in English: http://townofwindsor.com/DocumentCenter/View/19499 and in Spanish: http://townofwindsor.com/DocumentCenter/View/19517. 

Town vision on display

This tile at the newly renovated Town Green playground says it all!

Windsor Town Green Playground Grand Opening!

Today saw the grand opening of the renovated playground located at 701 McClelland Dr, across from the Huerta Gym. The playground has been closed since the fall of 2016 to undergo a major renovation which included new playground equipment, inclusive play features, rubberized playground surfacing, seating and a new walkway. The enhanced improvements include hand-painted tiles and custom engraved bricks, purchased by community members as part of the Windsor Parks and Recreation Foundation (People4Parks) fund raising campaign.  The Town began outreach and community planning of this project in 2012 and has worked with the People4Parks to raise a portion of the renovation budget.  People4Parks pledged $35,000 towards the completion of this project, including a $25,000 contribution from the Windsor Rotary Club.

The Windsor Town Council, Parks and Recreation Commission, the Windsor Parks and Recreation Foundation Board of Directors, neighbors and staff celebrated with the community today with a “Parks Make Life Better” ceremony in honor of the late Town of Windsor Senior Maintenance Worker Neil Brady who recently retired and passed away in February.