"The Woodstock City Center project represents a generational opportunity to add retail, office, hotel and critically-important parking and infrastructure to one of the most popular downtown destinations in Georgia," said Woodstock Mayor Michael Caldwell.

“The Woodstock City Center project represents a generational opportunity to add retail, office, hotel and critically-important parking and infrastructure to one of the most popular downtown destinations in Georgia,” said Woodstock Mayor Michael Caldwell.

Mayor Michael Caldwell said, “This most recent LCI grant from the ARC will allow us to convert the dream of a trail loop running our city’s waterways and around our city center into an actionable plan. I am grateful for the hard work of our staff and the support from the ARC, and I look forward to seeing this dream become reality here in Woodstock in the near future!”

"The Woodstock City Center project represents a generational opportunity to add retail, office, hotel, and critically-important parking and infrastructure to one of the most popular downtown destinations in Georgia," said Mayor Michael Caldwell.

Between my time serving as mayor and the eight years I spent in Georgia’s House of Representatives, I’ve learned a critical differentiator in local government: Planning is everything.

“This joint growth boundary agreement represents a historic milestone in the relationship between our city and county. We are working proactively together to plan for growth before it arrives, ensuring we build our community for the good of all of our citizens,” Woodstock Mayor Michael Caldwell said in a statement. “I am proud of each of the parties for coming together to accomplish this generational win.”

“We as a city are trying to ensure that this is as publicly accessible and available as early as possible. This was not a required hearing but one we wanted to make sure we provided as early as we could so that citizens could see them, review, and have opinions,” he said.

We are actively working to ensure that the quality of life for each citizen remains exceptional, and building a best-in-class transportation system is among my top priorities. Our city's comprehensive transportation planning effort will serve as a critically important tool in accomplishing that goal.

“This joint growth boundary agreement represents a historic milestone in the relationship between our city and county. We are working proactively together to plan for growth before it arrives, ensuring we build our community for the good of all of our citizens,” Woodstock Mayor Michael Caldwell said in a statement. “I am proud of each of the parties for coming together to accomplish this generational win.”

We are actively working to ensure that the quality of life for each citizen remains exceptional, and building a best-in-class transportation system is among my top priorities. Our city's comprehensive transportation planning effort will serve as a critically important tool in accomplishing that goal.

As Woodstock's new mayor, one of my first official duties was to present the State of the City Address to our council and the public. My speech highlighted that our city is leading from a position of strength. The state of our city is strong and growing stronger.

As Woodstock's new mayor, one of my first official duties was to present the State of the City Address to our council and the public. My speech highlighted that our city is leading from a position of strength. The state of our city is strong and growing stronger.

Woodstock Mayor Michael Caldwell says the 109 Main Street redevelopment will help solve both traffic and parking issues downtown, while “also incentivizing brand new private investment both at this site and throughout the city,” per a recent announcement.

Michael Caldwell, the mayor of Woodstock and managing partner of Black Airplane, was named to the 2022 Georgia Titan 100

As we start this incredible journey together, I want you to know how grateful I am for your trusting me with this role.

“Our council has taken an exciting first step towards completing a defining project for the center of our city,” said Woodstock Mayor Michael Caldwell.

The two talk about running for office, how to handle rental developments and whether Disney passes are worth the money.

Mayor Michael Caldwell said of this season in a statement, “Woodstock’s Concert series has become a must-do event for tens of thousands of families, and this year’s impressive lineup is sure to break records.”

​The City of Woodstock will fund a public parking deck, modifications to the existing road and pedestrian network and an event facility.

In 2013, when I first began serving in the Georgia House of Representatives, I was often asked how things were going. "I feel like I am drinking from a firehose," was my consistent response. Today, as the 31st mayor of the City of Woodstock, that phrase feels more appropriate than ever.