Celebrating Like Me Day: Woodbridge’s Commitment to Inclusion and Community
At the Woodbridge Democratic Committee, we believe that the strength of our community is its diversity - and that a truly inclusive town is one where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued…
Moving Woodbridge Forward, Not Backward
Once again, United for Woodbridge is misrepresenting critical information to push its narrow agenda.
Both United for Woodbridge and its allies, a Common Ground for Woodbridge, have made a habit of twisting facts and misleading residents…their latest accusations about Fountain Street are no different…
Legal Facts on 804 Fountain Street
Legal facts on the 804 Fountain Street and the WDTC’s position.
Hiding Isn’t Leadership, Transparency Is
Eroding public trust in elections happens when candidates are not transparent about their identity. Voters deserve candor, not evasiveness. Withholding basic information while claiming openness is a breach of that trust…
How Does Woodbridge Actually Work? Let’s Talk About The Boards That Keep It Fair.
In our first two installments, we explored the town’s executive leadership and the school boards shaping education. But town government is much more than just our chief executive, legislative body, and school boards. Some of the most direct, personal impacts on residents come from elected boards you might not think about often—unless you’ve needed them yourself….
How Does Woodbridge Actually Work? Let’s Talk About Who Sets The Vision For Our Schools
If you’re a parent, chances are you’ve heard of Beecher Road School or the Amity Regional School District. But who actually oversees them? And how do local elections impact the education your children receive?
A Message on 804 Fountain St. from the First Selectman, Mica Cardozo
Dear Neighbor,
In recent weeks, I have heard from many residents with questions related to who decides what can be built in Town and where. As First Selectman, I feel it would be helpful to provide timely information about our Town government and the way we make these decisions. So, I’d like to take a moment to provide some clarity around these questions…
How Does Woodbridge Actually Work? Let’s Talk Who Leads Our Town
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “What exactly does the First Selectman do?” - you’re not alone.
Most of us moved to Woodbridge for what we love about it: the open space, the schools, the sense of community. But few of us arrive with a deep understanding of how town government works, especially the roles we see on our ballots every couple of years…
Welcome the WDTC 2025 Candidates!
The Woodbridge Democratic Town Committee unanimously and enthusiastically endorsed a slate of candidates that represents the diverse strengths of the Woodbridge community. This team will build upon the best of Woodbridge, while leading us through the significant challenges that lie ahead.
WDTC Series: Just the Facts - Exposing misinformation
Transparency is a cornerstone of our democratic process, and any group seeking to influence public opinion should be forthcoming about their affiliations and intentions. We all know how dangerous misinformation can be, and how easily it can spread, especially when designed to look "official" or "accredited."
WDTC Series: Just the Facts - Education 2025
It is budget season in Woodbridge, and as always, the WDTC is committed to ensuring you are prepared with the facts necessary for an informed decision. The Preliminary Budget Public Hearing is scheduled for Thursday, April 24, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. in the Center School Gym. This is an opportunity to ask any questions you may have regarding the budget…
The WDTC Stands with Our Schools and Their Values
In March 2025, the Woodbridge Democratic Town Committee (WDTC) sent a letter to the Amity Board of Education to express our strong support for the work they are doing to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in our schools…
WDTC Series: Just the Facts - Housing 2025
We welcome Spring with renewed hope and determination to ensure that our democratic institutions and values prevail.
The WDTC believes it is imperative that we remain vigilant and informed on local and national issues, and we hope that the monthly newsletter achieves this goal…