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🎃🐶 FREE PUPPIES?! FREE KITTENS?! FREE INTERNET?!
Okay, okay… maybe we got a little carried away. 😂
But we *will* have LOTS of CANDY! 🍬🍭
Sherwood Broadband is joining Main Street’s Trick-or-Treating event this Saturday, October 31, from 3–6 pm!
📍 Find our booth in the Robin Hood Plaza across from City Hall and stop by for some Halloween treats!
We can’t wait to see you, Sherwood! Happy Halloween! 🎃
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The Sherwood Cultural Arts Commission invites you to participate in our community ofrenda, between now and November 2, by adding something meaningful for a family member or friend who has passed.
An ofrenda is a special way to celebrate Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). It is an altar built to honor loved ones who are no longer with us. Offerings are placed upon the ofrenda to help us remember, learn about, and celebrate their lives.
Learn more at SherwoodCenterforthearts.org
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🍂 Leaf Pick-up Starts Today! 🍂
It’s time to get those leaves ready, Sherwood! The City of Sherwood’s annual leaf pick-up program kicks off today, Monday, October 26, starting in Area 1.
🍁 Area 1: October 26 – November 6
🍁 Area 2: November 9 – 13
🍁 Area 3: November 16 – 20
Public Works will be making its way through each area, collecting loose leaves throughout the scheduled dates.
📍 Live in Area 1? Make sure your leaves are ready for pick-up!
For the full schedule and program details, visit the City’s leaf pick-up webpage, linked in comments.
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🚨 The mobile speed cameras are moving 🚨
They will be moved Monday, 10/26/26, to the intersection of SW Murdock Road & SW Fairoaks Drive. We have received a lot of community feedback and requests for the cameras to be placed on SW Murdock Rd.
The cameras will begin working and issuing citations starting on Monday, 10/26/26. There will not be a grace period for this new location. The speed threshold will still be 11mph+. Which means if a vehicle is driving 11mph or more over the posted speed limit, they will be issued a citation.
Please help keep the community safe by slowing down and driving safely.
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👻THE HAUNTED SPLICE CASE SCAVENGER HUNT IS HERE! 👻
Something spooky has been spotted around Sherwood.
We've decorated some Sherwood Broadband splice cases with Halloween-themed images in common walking areas, and now it's your turn to hunt them down!
Here's how to enter:
1️⃣ Spot a spooky splice case while out and about.
2️⃣ Snap a selfie with it!
3️⃣ Tag Sherwood Broadband in your post to earn an entry to win a gift card.
👻 Wear a Halloween costume in your selfie and tag us for a bonus entry!
The more haunted splice cases you find, the more chances you have to win! You can enter multiple times by finding and photographing different spooky splice cases.
🎃 This scavenger hunt is open to ALL Sherwood residents! You don't have to be a Sherwood Broadband customer to join the fun.
So grab your friends, put on your costume, and keep your eyes peeled for some spooky sights around town!
🕷️ Happy hunting, Sherwood!
#SherwoodBroadband #HalloweenScavengerHunt
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👻 Don't let online threats haunt your Wi-Fi! 🎃
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Give bad actors lurking online a fright with Protect IQ from Sherwood Broadband!
🛡️ Protect IQ helps safeguard your home network by blocking access to known malicious websites and adding a layer of protection against online threats that could put your personal information at risk.
🦇 Add Protect IQ to your Wi-Fi plan for just $5/month!
Already have WiFi-Pro? Great news! Protect IQ is included at no additional cost. 🎉
Don't let online threats turn your digital life into a nightmare. Give us a call to learn more about Protect IQ and give your home network an extra layer of protection!
#SherwoodBroadband #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
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🍂 Don't Forget! Leaf pick-up starts Monday! 🍂
The City's annual Leaf Pick-up Program begins Monday, October 26, and Area 1 is up first!
📅 Area 1 Pickup Dates: October 26 – November 6
If you live in Area 1, now's the time to get those leaves ready for collection by our Public Works crews! Please have loose leaves at curbside on the first day of your scheduled pick-up area.
🍁 Not sure which area you're in? Check out the map below and visit our website (linked in comments) for the full pickup schedule and program details.
#SherwoodOregon #LeafPickup #SherwoodPublicWorks
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Ready to get into the Halloween spirit? We’ve got three festive art classes coming up—perfect for spooky season decorating and cozy fall creativity!
🎨 Vine Gogh: Spooky Cat
This Thursday, 10/22
An adults-only sip‑n‑paint! Create your own mysterious black cat masterpiece while enjoying a relaxed, creative night out. No experience needed!
🏚️ Kids Crafternoon: Haunted Houses
Saturday, 10/26
Kids will build and decorate their own mixed‑media haunted house—just in time to add to your Halloween décor! A fun, hands-on afternoon full of imagination and spooky details.
🦊 Youth Acrylic Painting: Forest Creatures
Saturday, 11/9
Young artists will explore acrylic techniques while painting whimsical woodland animals. A perfect fall-themed project for budding painters!
Grab your spots now and join us for some creative autumn fun! Click on the FALL CLASSES link in our bio to register.
#FallArtsClasses
#SherwoodCenterfortheArts
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Council Connection | October 20
City Council met Tuesday, October 20, for an evening dedicated to work sessions. No regular City Council meeting was held. Here are some highlights:
• Family Peace Center: Representatives shared how the Center has expanded its services and reach since transitioning from the Family Justice Center. Now with 22 partner organizations, the Center connects survivors with medical care, transportation, childcare, food and safety assistance. More Sherwood residents are accessing these resources, with 22 residents and 37 services provided so far in 2026, compared to 11 residents and 19 services in all of 2025.
• Roundtable with the Sherwood Library Advisory Board: The Board discussed its work related to Council goals, including community engagement, infrastructure and fiscal responsibility. Ideas included gathering community input through a survey and exploring collaboration with other boards and commissions.
• Target Industries Program: Council discussed a proposed program to attract businesses that bring quality jobs and economic opportunities to Sherwood. Building on the City’s existing “red carpet” approach, the program would offer support such as guaranteed permitting timelines, regular problem-solving meetings and a dedicated staff contact. Council expressed support for moving the program forward and considering its adoption by resolution.
Watch the full work sessions on YouTube to learn more.
📅 The next City Council meeting is Tuesday, November 3.
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