During the on-going "Shelter in Place Order" those Hudson construction projects that have already commenced will continue working. The start date for other, upcoming projects, may be delayed. More information regarding projects will be posted on the individual project website or on the City's construction projects Story Map below.
We apologize for any inconvenience our construction projects might cause. All construction is scheduled around school and community events to minimize the impact to the community. The dates are only approximate, and may change. To receive real-time alerts by email, sign up for Road Construction Alerts.
The City of Hudson Engineering Department assists with the study, design and construction of numerous major infrastructure improvement projects (often referred to as Capital Improvement Projects) including storm water improvements, traffic upgrades, roadway and intersection improvements, and water distribution system improvements. These infrastructure studies and projects are selected by project benefit, available funding, and other factors. Click the map to view the 2020-2025 Construction Projects.
Click to View 2020-2025 Construction Projects
Annual Road Programs
The annual Asphalt Resurfacing Program and Concrete Program are yearly projects that aim to improve roadways throughout the City. Roads are selected for the project based on a rating system, with roads receiving the poorest ratings targeted for improvement. The City attempts to rate all asphalt streets every two years. Most asphalt streets in the City that are scheduled to be resurfaced fall within a range of a 30-55 rating. Click the map to view the 2020-2022 Annual Road Programs.
Road Program Update Council is considering a proposal that would authorize $5 million to add to the current Road Program budget, making it possible to do more roads faster.
On Wednesday, August 5 at 8:30 a.m., repair work will begin on a failing electrical vault on SR 303 near Oviatt Street. Traffic will be reduced to one lane in this area. The work is anticipated to take place for two to three days. Read on...
The SR 8 N on ramp from W. Streetsboro St. will close on August 3 for 90 days. During the first 7 days of the closure, the detour will be Chittenden to Hines Hill to Dean Memorial Parkway to SR 8. A temporary ramp will be constructed during that time. Read on...
