Standing Rock Gallery chose Velocity Broadband for fast speeds and superior customer service when working with their customers in downtown Hudson. Read on...
The City of Akron has announced it will be increasing its water rates in 2024. Akron Water customers in Hudson can calculate their new monthly cost using a calculator on the Akron Water Department website. Read on...
During Thanksgiving week, Hudson Fire Department members, Hudson City Schools employees, and volunteers helped distribute items from the Annual Holiday Food Drive to 75 Hudson families and senior citizens in need. Read on...
Application information for the 2024 American Municipal Power (AMP) Lyle B. Wright Scholarship and Richard H. Gorsuch Scholarship Programs is now available through local high school guidance offices or the City of Hudson Public Works Department. Read on...
Join the City of Hudson on the evening of Friday, November 24th, as we come together to kick off the holiday season with the fun filled Ugly Sweater Day awards, Caroling on the Green, and the magical Lighting of the Greens. Read on...
To recognize the on-going community recycling efforts in Hudson, Mayor Anzevino issued a proclamation naming November 15, 2023, to be America Recycles Day during the City Council meeting on November 14. Read on...
The City of Hudson and Hudson Community Foundation (HCF) are partnering to host a special holiday season fireworks display in downtown Hudson on the evening of Saturday, Dec. 2. Read on...
The City of Hudson's Military and Veterans Commission will host in partnership with the American Legion Auxiliary, the first Veterans Day ceremony on Saturday, November 11 at 11 a.m. on the Clocktower Green. Read on...
Take advantage of the City of Hudson's pumpkin and gourd composting bin provided by Rubber City Reuse at City Hall (1140 Terex Road) from October 30 - December 30 as part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability. Read on...
Hudson is known for its beautiful tree-lined streets, but those trees can be a problem when the leaves fall. Raking or blowing leaves to the curb is a challenge and removes nutrients that lawns need. Why not skip the rake and leave the leaves? Read on...
Oak Wilt is a deadly vascular disease that attacks all species of oak trees. To prevent the spread of Oak Wilt, oak trees should not be pruned during the summer months. Beginning November 1 - March 31, it's now safe to maintenance prune those Oak trees. Read on...
The City of Hudson recently completed installation of new flashing beacon crosswalk signals at six crosswalk locations near the schools and one recommended by the 2022 Downtown Pedestrian Safety Study to increase driver awareness and pedestrian safety. Read on...
The Hudson Police Department (HPD) will be collecting unused and expired prescription medications on Saturday, October 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at ACME as part of the DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Read on...
On Sunday, students from Hudson City Schools transformed Downtown Hudson into a Halloween wonderland - just in time for the Merchants of Hudson Trick-or-Treat and City-wide trick-or-treating! Read on...
Participants will look for signs of hibernation and preparation for survival in the winter. Judy will guide hikers to explore how plants and animals adapt to the winter environment at the Friends of Hudson Parks Guided Hike on October 28. Read on...
Hudson Public Power was commended for its participation in AMP’s Mutual Aid Program in recognition of mutual aid assistance the utility provided to the City of Danville and City of Newton Falls at the 2023 AMP Annual Conference in Columbus. Read on...
Want to leave your mark on Hudson? Please help us by completing a 5 minute survey to vote on the design for the new Hudson City Flag. The survey closes on October 27. Read on...
The City of Hudson has established a quiet zone from Hines Hill Road to Stow Road. The project requires the closure of road for five consecutive days beginning October 16 for Hines Hill Road and October 23 for Stow Road. Read on...
In 2021, the City of Hudson received a $17,000 grant through the Ohio History Connection Fund and additional amounts from other donors to help pay the cost to restore and preserve the Old Hudson Township Burying Ground. Read on...
Do you take precaution while scrolling online? Knowing what to do before, during, and after a cyber scam prevents hacking. National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is October 1-31 and is a great time to prepare smart security practices. Read on...
Hudson Fine Art and Framing chooses Velocity Broadband for fast speeds and superior customer service when working with their customers in downtown Hudson. Read on...
At-Large Representative Nicole Kowalski will hold an Open Forum on Monday, October 16 from 6:30 - 8 p.m. at the Hudson Library & Historical Society - North Flood Room. Read on...
The City of Hudson is accepting applications for the position of Assistant City Solicitor. Applications will be accepted until 4 p.m. on October 23. Read on...
At-Large Representative Karen Heater and Ward 4 Representative Scott Ruffer will hold an Open Forum on Wednesday, October 4 from 6:30 - 8 p.m. at the Hudson Library & Historical Society - North Flood Room. Read on...
Hudson continues to be financially stable and in excellent financial health. The City received a "clean" opinion with no material citations or recommendation on the 2022 audited financial statements. Read on...
Hudson Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Prevention Association to celebrate the 101th anniversary of Fire Prevention Week, October 8-14. Read on...
To mark Public Power Week (October 1-7), Hudson Public Power offers a few tips on how to save energy in your home while caring for the environment. Read on...
A new invasive pest has arrived in the State of Ohio. If you see a spotted lanternfly, kill it, and report it to ODA by filling out the Ohio Plant Pest Reporter at www.hudson.oh.us/OhioPlantPestReporter. Read on...
Hudson Safety Services will kick off National Fire Prevention Week with its annual Safety Services Open House October 9. Bring the entire family for a day of fun, festivities and refreshments and experience fire, police and EMS up close. Read on...
FEMA, in coordination with the Federal Communications Commission
(FCC), will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) on October 4. Read on...
To honor the importance of the Constitution in our country as we celebrate the 235th anniversary, Mayor Anzevino issued a proclamation naming September 17-20, 2023 to be Constitution Week in Hudson during the City Council meeting on September 19. Read on...
The City’s Leaf Collection Program begins October 23 through the week of November 27. Collection is done based on dividing the City into Quadrants. For more information and to view the Quadrant Map, visit www.hudson.oh.us/LeafCollection. Read on...
On August 1, Hudson City Council amended the Traffic Code to address a change in parking on both sides of the roadway on E. Barlow Road between Ogilby Drive and Terex Road and along the west side of the roadway on N. Hayden Parkway. Read on...
Looking for a way to dispose of household hazardous waste (HHW) such as gasoline, fluorescent lights, batteries, bathroom cleaners, etc.? ReWork's Hazardous Waste Recycling Center is accepting collections through Thursday, September 28. Read on...
The City of Hudson is seeking applicants for the position of full-time Senior Properties Maintenance Technician to perform general labor duties in public buildings or facilities. Read on...
Ray Recovery held a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house Wednesday, September 6 and is dedicated to providing comprehensive outpatient addiction and mental health treatment. Read on...
Mayor Jeff Anzevino and City Manager Thomas Sheridan delivered the 2023 Mid-Year City Update on Wednesday, August 24 during an open forum at the Hudson Library & Historical Society. Read on...
To honor the on-going community service in memory of Vincent William Baran, Mayor Anzevino issued a proclamation naming September 23, 2023, to be the 3rd Annual Vincent William Baran Day of Service during the City Council meeting on September 5. Read on...
The City of Hudson is currently accepting applications for Construction Technician and Construction Inspector until 4 p.m. on Monday, September 25. Read on...
Council President Chris Foster will hold an Open Forum on Wednesday, September 6 from 6:30 - 8 p.m. at the Hudson Library & Historical Society - North Flood Room. Read on...
Summit County Public Health (SCPH) would like to remind residents as damp weather continues wild mushrooms will start to show up in yards and landscapes throughout Summit County. Read on...
Summit County Fiscal Officer Kristen M. Scalise CPA, CFE has announced that real estate tax relief will be available to residents who have sustained damage to their property in the wake of the recent storm. Read on...
Gotham Gym held a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday, August 23 and is ready to help maximize your potential through healthy training and fitness. Read on...
Thursday night's storms left trees down and power out in Hudson. First Energy is working to get power restored to those few remaining homes by the end of the day on Sunday, August 27. Read on...
Last night's storm left many residents with branches and tree limbs scattered on their property. The City will offer free branch collection beginning Monday. Read on...
Perrin Asphalt is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, August 29 through Thursday, August 31, weather permitting. The downtown parking lot at the corner of Clinton Street and Library Street to be resurfaced. Read on...
Hudson is a safe city. However, no community is immune from crime. You can help make Hudson even safer and prevent crimes of opportunity. Following these tips will help SHIELD you from becoming a victim by making the criminals job harder. Read on...
The Hudson Police Department, in conjunction with the Hudson City School District, is currently investigating an incident in which a teacher at a Hudson school was taken into custody, at his home, on 8/17/23 at approximately 0756 hours. Read on...
Summit County Public Health sprays each summer for mosquitos. It is not uncommon to find mosquitos pools testing positive for West Nile Virus, which is why they spray. So far this year, there have been no human cases of West Nile in Summit County. Read on...
Mayor Jeff Anzevino and City Manager Thomas Sheridan will hold an Open Forum on Thursday, August 24 from 6 - 7:30 p.m. at the Hudson Library & Historical Society - North Flood Room. Read on...
The City of Hudson is accepting applications for a part-time public safety dispatcher. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Read on...
Hudson officials would like to announce they have again chosen Constellation NewEnergy – Gas Division, LLC (“Constellation”) to provide residents and small businesses with competitively priced natural gas supply following a competitive bidding process. Read on...
The City of Hudson is accepting applications for Seasonal Grounds Maintenance Workers - Golf. This is routine manual work in the maintenance of municipal golf course grounds, parks, and cemeteries. Read on...
Summit County Fiscal Officer Kristen M. Scalise CPA, CFE is pleased to announce that the 2023 triennial update appraisal has concluded, and new property value notices will be mailed beginning Tuesday, August 1, 2023. Read on...
Founded in 1977 by Hudson residents who felt the need for a local ambulance service, Hudson EMS has evolved into one of the best, most highly trained safety forces, in the State of Ohio. Read on...
Through June 2023, the City continues to be in excellent financial condition with nearly $1 million more in revenues in the General Fund than anticipated. Read on...
Join Friends of Hudson Parks and Kent State University Recreation Department for the annual Pack the Pond celebration on Monday, August 7 from 5-8 p.m. at Hudson Springs Park. Read on...
At the July 18 meeting, Council voted to authorize the City Manager to enter into a purchase and sale agreement for property on Hudson Drive on which to construct a new public works facility. Read on...
Hudson has selected Constellation for its natural gas endorsement program beginning in October 2023 for the November billing cycle. If you are currently on the Constellation Endorsement plan, you will automatically receive the new rate in October. Read on...
The City of Hudson Office of Economic Development is thrilled to celebrate the recognition of four businesses headquartered here in Hudson on the Cleveland.com and Plain Dealer Top Workplaces list for 2023. Read on...
Have you always wanted to learn how to kayak and/or paddleboard or to improve your skills? Now you can learn in your own backyard. The Friends of Hudson Parks, with Kent State University's Recreational Services, is offering lessons at Hudson Springs. Read on...
With the passage of Ohio House Bill 172 which became effective on July 1, 2022, Ohioans can legally discharge 1.4G consumer fireworks in Ohio. However, discharge is only permitted on specific days and only at specific times. Read on...
Van Hala Dental Group has moved to a new location! Now located at 36 East Streetsboro Street, they held an open house and ribbon cutting June 23. Read on...
Summit County property owners should have received information about the state-mandated triennial reappraisal update which will become effective for 2023 tax year/2024 calendar year. The County is scheduling meetings with property owners. Read on...
The Mayor and City Council express their deep concern about a recent incident of hatred in our community. On June 11th, a Pride flag was taken off a resident’s house and burned. This act of hatred is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. Read on...
There will be a statewide Special Election on August 8, 2023. The Registration Deadline for the August 8, 2023 Special Election is Monday, July 10, 2023. Read on...
Although it rained over the weekend for the first time in weeks, we are still experiencing very dry weather conditions. Learn how to prevent fires in these drought conditions. Read on...
Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh, with Hudson Police Chief Perry Tabak, announced today that a Summit County grand jury indicted Terreionna Paschal, 31, of Cleveland, in connection with the homicide of Todd A. Morgan, 41, of Hudson. Read on...
Public Service Recognition Week is a time dedicated to acknowledge public servants from federal, state, and local governments across the country. Learn more... Read on...
Orange barrel season is already in full swing in Hudson! Many highly anticipated projects are coming up, including the resurfacing of Terex Rd. beginning April 24, a sidewalk installation on Owen Brown St., the S. Main Bridge Replacement, and more. Read on...
The City of Hudson offers many options for Hudson Public Power (HPP) and Hudson Water customers to easily pay their bills. From online payments, to auto pay, texts, phone payments, and more, customers can choose the option that works best for them. Read on...
To celebrate Arbor Day, the City of Hudson and Hudson Tree Commission is planting a river birch tree at Hudson Springs Park on Friday, April 28 at 10 a.m. Read on...
Did you know the City is working on revising the Comprehensive Plan which will help guide the City’s decision-making for the next 10 years? Learn about the Comprehensive Plan, why it's important to the future of Hudson, and how you can get involved. Read on...
You’ve probably seen various announcements referencing a Park Board decision, public hearings coming up at Planning Commission, Environmental Awareness Committee events, and more. What are all these Boards and Commissions, and why are they important? Read on...
City-wide street sweeping will begin on Monday, April 17. Why does the City of Hudson sweep the roads? Learn about the many benefits of street sweeping. Read on...
Spring has finally arrived in Hudson! Follow these fire safety tips from the National Fire Protection Association so you can safely tackle your spring cleaning list. Read on...
The Veterans Trail Phase 3 project is now complete and open to the public! Enjoy an 8-foot wide gravel trail that begins at the end of Lynn Drive and winds through Cascade Park and along Ellsworth Meadows Golf Course all the way to Barlow Road. Read on...
We are pleased to announce that Amelia Swain of Hudson is one of five recipients of the 2023 AMP Lyle B. Wright Scholarship. Amelia was nominated by Hudson Public Power to be considered for the scholarship. Read on...
As of April 4, 2023, it is illegal to use or hold a cell phone or electronic device in your hand, lap, or other parts of your body while driving on Ohio roads. If an officer sees a violation, they can pull you over. Read on...
Economic development is key to improving a city's well-being and quality of life. Hudson's Economic Development team focuses on strategies like business retention and expansion to achieve this. Learn more about how business retention benefits Hudson. Read on...
In April, you will begin to see construction activity on the Boy Scout Cabin Green at the southwest corner of the SR 303 and SR 91 intersection. The more than 90-year-old historic log cabin is being repaired and restored. Read on...
The City will once again kick off its busy summer events season with the Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 29. We invite you to join us in remembering the men and women who have lost their lives in service to our Country by participating in the parade. Read on...
Block party season is right around the corner! Make sure to submit a block party application at least 30 days before your requested date so we can add you to the schedule. Read on...
The City is conducting spring fire hydrant flushing throughout Hudson beginning April 10 through April 21. Fire hydrants are flushed twice a year to clear the lines of accumulation. Read on...
At the February 28 Parent Safety Forum, Chief Tabak shared valuable information about how Hudson Police Department works to keep our schools safe. Read on...
The City performed water testing on its wells as a precautionary measure following the E. Palestine Train Derailment. The test on the sample taken February 23, 2023 indicated that no contaminants were detected in the water. Read on...
Today, work begins downtown to replace damaged and deteriorated sidewalks, curbs and ADA ramps. A sidewalk is also being added along the south side of Park Lane that will connect to the existing sidewalk at SR 91. Read on...
Many websites and apps allow ad bots to place ads on their sites that generate urgent-sounding headlines with your location in the name to make it look like their "news story" is for your area so you will click. These are not legitimate news stories. Read on...
Join the Friends of Hudson Parks for family-friendly spring activities! Children and adults alike can find plenty to do while enjoying Hudson’s parks. Read on...
Hudson will participate in the Statewide Tornado Drill on Wednesday, March 22 at 9:50 a.m. as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week. The drill is on a weather-permitting basis and sirens will not be activated if threatening weather exists. Read on...
Do you have a plan in place for when severe weather hits? Knowing what to do before, during, and after an emergency can make all the difference. Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 19-25 and is a great time to prepare severe weather plans. Read on...
A unique, multi-faceted public art installation is coming to Hudson! Beginning April 29, 150 bird sculptures, hand painted by local artists, will be installed in trees around the downtown Hudson Greens. Read on...
City Council is accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the Personnel Advisory and Appeals Board (PAAB). The application deadline has been extended until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 21. Read on...
Mark Haynes Construction will be on site this week lowering the ponds at Barlow Community Center in preparation for remote valve installation on Friday.
Mayor Anzevino will proclaimed the week of March 12-18 as Sunshine Week in Hudson. The City works diligently to provide public access to government records, information, and meetings and to foster transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement. Read on...
Welcome to new Ward 4 Councilmember Scott Ruffer! City Council appointed Mr. Ruffer and swore him in to fill the unexpired Ward 4 position following the resignation of Beth Bigham. We look forward to your service on Council.
Council needs your input! The City is looking to widen the sidewalk on the west side of SR 91 that goes under the Norfolk Southern railroad bridge south of Yours Truly. Take the survey to let us know what you think. Read on...
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic shifted the location of work for many residents and local employees. For individuals who have changed their physical work location, the State of Ohio has changed the way you may pay your municipal income taxes. Read on...
Looking for ways to reduce your carbon footprint? Hudson Public Power customers can help provide a cleaner, healthier, and safer energy supply by enrolling in the EcoSmart Choice renewable energy program. Read on...
The best way to control the spread of oak wilt in Hudson is to maintenance prune your oak trees between November 1 and March 31. This is the safe time to prune them. Read on...
Hudson is not in the same watershed as East Palestine, Ohio. Our water comes from the Lake Erie Watershed and flows from the north near Lake Erie southward. Read on...
In 2022, City Council voted to amend the ward boundaries of Hudson to equalize the population among the four wards. What does this mean for residents? Read on...
In January, Hudson City Council voted to establish a Military and Veterans Commission. Council is now accepting applications for the Commission until 4:30 p.m. on Monday, March 6. Three to five members will be selected. Read on...
The Holiday Lights Recycling Drive was a roaring success for the second year in a row! Residents and City staff contributed 1,440 pounds of unwanted lights, which was an 80% increase over last year. Read on...
Installation of traffic signal poles at the Middleton and Stow Road intersection is taking place today, Monday, and Tuesday. Lane closures will occur from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day. Read on...
On February 13 and 14, Hudson EMS is hosting a Tactical Emergency Casualty Care class at 94 Owen Brown Street. Emergency vehicles will be on site during the training. Read on...
Early this morning, there was a coyote attack on a resident’s pet near the 2000 block of Ravenna St. It is currently coyote mating season and increased coyote sightings have been reported. Please be aware and cautious and do not let pets out unattended. Read on...
The City received an $8,000 grant from ODNR to fund the planting of 40 native, deciduous trees. The reforestation project will help restore the native deciduous forest at Hudson Springs Park that was damaged during the June 1, 2022 storm. Read on...
A Special City Council Meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, January 31 to enter into executive session to conference with the City's legal counsel concerning a dispute involving the City that is the pending court action. Read on...
You're invited to attend the State of the City Address presented by City Manager Thomas Sheridan on February 23 at the Hudson Chamber of Commerce's Annual Meeting. Non-chamber members are encouraged and welcome to attend! Read on...
Hudson is a safe city. However, no community is immune from crime. You can help make Hudson even safer and prevent crimes of opportunity. Following these tips will help SHIELD you from becoming a victim by making the criminals job harder. Read on...
The Hudson Fire Department fought a fire on Hudson Drive the night of Tuesday, December 27, 2022 which claimed the life of a 76-year-old male. Read on...
When the weather outside is frightful, Hudson's Snow Team is prepared. Are you? Learn the best ways to be prepared for winter weather and where to get information directly from our Snow Command. Read on...
The River Valley cardboard recycling bins located at the Public Works Department (1769 Georgetown Road) are temporarily closed until further notice. Read on...
Due to the coming winter storm with the wind chill predicted to be below zero, the Frosty 5 and Mistletoe Mile have been rescheduled for Saturday, December 31. Read on...
Emergencies can happen at any time. They can affect one home, a few streets, or the entire City. Are you set up to be informed when seconds count? Read on...
