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MUNICIPAL ID CARDS ARE NOW AVAILABLE TO ANY
WOODSTOCK RESIDENT, AGE 14 AND UP

Using this card, Woodstock residents can:

• show support for everyone who lives in town
• enter any Onteora school to pick up their child
• be seen at area hospitals and urgent care centers
• enter government buildings and some private buildings
• get a Woodstock Library card
• report a crime or seek police assistance
• cash a check
• go to The Good Neighbor Food Pantry
• retain proof of ID if their DACA status expires
                 More benefits to come!

To get a muni card, Woodstock residents should:

• go to the Town Clerk’s office, 45 Comeau Drive, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM,
  M-F (Spanish spoken.)
• bring a valid federal, state, or foreign photo ID and two proofs of
  residency that includes name and address.
• pay a processing fee of $10 for adults, $5 for 14–18 year-olds, veterans,
  the disabled, and seniors (over 21). (Fee may be waived at the discretion
  of the town.)

A Note on Privacy: The Town of Woodstock will retain residents’ names,
card numbers, and signatures only. It will not save their address or any
other identifying information.