October 2025 Boones Ferry Messenger
The October 2025 edition of the all-city newsletter, The Boones Ferry Messenger, is now available. This monthly publication is mailed to all Wilsonville residents; it includes the following articles:
- City Completes Memorial Park Disc Golf Course Expansion
- Mayor: Citizens Academy Building a Growing Roster of Local Leaders
- Ditch Your Junk! Bulky Waste Day Takes Place Oct. 25
- Housing Complex Nears Completion at Transit Center
- Oct. 4 is Shred Day: Recycle, Destroy Papers at City Hall
- Apply by Oct. 30 for Open Seats on City Boards & Commissions
- Free Sandbag Filling Station Available to Wilsonville Residents
- Candy & Conversation: Let’s Talk About Housing Cost Burden
- Improvements Underway at Wilsonville, Kinsman Rd. Intersection
- Fall Harvest Festival Returns to Stein-Boozier Barn on Oct. 18
- Chief: Driving Hands-Free Without Distractions Keeps Our Road Safer and Saves Lives
- Take Charge of Fire Safety: Responsibly Use Batteries
- How to Eat Sustainably: Eat What You Bring Home
- Practice Earthquake Preparedness During Annual Great Oregon ShakeOut
- WLWV School District Bond Measure on November Ballot
- Take Survey to Inform Review of RV, Vehicle Parking Policy
- New Foundation Established to Support WLWV Schools
- New City Map Now Available for New Residents and Visitors
- 2025 Annual Report Complete
- Why Plant Trees? Cooler Streams Benefit Aquatic Organisms
- Be Kind … and Don’t Leave Your Dog’s Waste Behind!
- Keepin’ Our Roads Clean
- Explore Wilsonville Like a Visitor
- Oregon Tech Hosts First Annual Music Garden Festival on Oct. 7
- Celebration of Life for Wayne Lowrie to take Place on Nov. 1
- DEI Speakers Series Returns with Panel Discussion on Oct. 9
- Charbonneau’s Annual Festival of Arts Returns Oct. 10-12
- Dispose of Fall Leaves on Nov. 22 at City Hall
- Annual Community Tree Lighting Set for Dec. 4
Also, get the latest info from the Library, our Parks & Rec. Department and SMART Transit, as well as a recap of the notable actions by City boards and commissions, a Cultural Calendar, and a City calendar of upcoming meetings and events.
