Join us for a community meeting to discuss downtown traffic and business center improvements, including reconfiguring the Woburn Common rotary and enhancing roads, sidewalks, and bicycle accommodations. This project will cover Main St., Pleasant St., and Montvale Ave. Your input will help guide these upgrades, aligned with Woburn’s Complete Streets policy!

September 19th, 6pm

City Council Chamber

Help us understand and improve digital access in our community! Please take a moment to fill out our Digital Equity Survey. Your input will guide efforts to enhance internet access and digital resources for everyone.

As we approach the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, the City is excited to announce that we have been awarded a $30,000 grant from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism to create a memorial area along the historic Battle Road. This project will honor Woburn's significant role in the Revolutionary War while enhancing this key location for visitors and residents alike. More information and community meetings will follow as we work together to bring this meaningful addition to life!

The City has installed two bike repair stations at Horn Pond and Leland Park along the Tri-Community Bike Path. These stations are equipped with tools and an air pump to assist bikers on their rides, funded by state earmark money from Rep Rich Haggerty. We hope these additions enhance the biking experience for our community and visitors!

WBZ News Radio reports that a Woburn-based battery company is looking to revolutionize energy storage. The segments highlights Alsym Energy and their efforts to produce a non-flammable, non-toxic, non-lithium battery.

Climate tech pioneer Active Surfaces has relocated from Somerville to Woburn. Active Surfaces is advancing clean energy with its flexible, lightweight solar panels. The move marks an exciting phase of growth for the startup as it scales its operations in Woburn’s vibrant cleantech ecosystem. 

Active Surfaces is located at 34 Commerce Way