Welcome New Council Members!

This week, we said farewell to Mayor Dave Basil and Council members Dennis Hanink, Lisa Radigan, and Alex Kelemen. Thank you for your dedicated service to the citizens of Hudson and your outstanding work while serving on Council.

At last night's Council me...

Community Rooms Available January 2

The new City Hall community rooms, located at 1140 Terex Road, will be available for rent beginning January 2.

Similar to Barlow Community Center rooms, City Hall rooms will be available for use by government organizations, Hudson community organizations, ...

What Do You Think About Hudson's Parks?

The City of Hudson is in the midst of updating its Parks Master Plan, and resident input is a critical component of this effort. To gather resident input, the City is conducting a Community Interest and Opinion Survey to help establish priorities for the ...

Reduce and Reuse!

Did you know that reducing waste and reusing items saves energy, saves money, prevents pollution, and so much more? The most effective way to reduce waste is not to create it in the first place. Follow these tips from Hudson's Environmental Awareness Comm...

Mayor's Senior Advisory Committee

Hudson Mayor, Dave Basil, announced at the November 19, 2019 Meeting of Hudson City Council that the Mayor’s Senior Citizen Advisory Committee has compiled and reviewed the results of its Survey to assess the interests and needs of Hudson’s Senior Citizen...

Hudson Headlines - Hudson Holiday Lights

2019 Business Awards Recipients

Congratulations to the 2019 Business Awards recipients! Thank you for making Hudson the best place to live, work, and play.

• Chamber Member of the Year: Eric Jones, PNC Bank
• Hudson Legacy Award: Learned Owl Book Shop
• Advocacy Award: The Hudso...

We've Moved!

Hudson Named to Smart21 Communities for Third Year in a Row

The Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) named Hudson as one of the world’s Smart21 Communities of 2020. This is the third year in a row in which Hudson has been honored for its leadership in innovation.

“You will see several ‘re...

November 5, 2019 Election Results

HPD Seeking Information About a Suspicious Vehicle and its Driver

Council Accepting Applications for Boards and Commissions

City Council is currently accepting applications for openings on the Charter Review Commission, Planning Commission, and the Hudson Community TV Advisory Committee. Council is accepting applications for the opening through Friday, November 29.

Charter Revi...

Try Out the New Leaf Pickup Web App!

We have a new Leaf Pickup Web App for you to try out! If you want to find out the specific status of your leaf pickup, all you have to do is type your address into the app's search bar to find your next expected pickup date as well as a history of previou...

Accelerated Road Program to Appear in Final Budget

HUDSON, OH (October 30, 2019) – Over the past few months, Council has been discussing ways to fund an accelerated road program that would improve the overall rating and drivability of our roads. At the October 29 meeting, Council directed staff ...

Barlow Ball Fields to Undergo Safety Repairs

HUDSON, OH (October 31, 2019) – Council has authorized safety-related repairs of the four baseball fields at Barlow Farm Park due to years of excessive wear and failing infrastructure. These issues are now creating unsafe conditions and poor playability. ...

View Upcoming Council Legislation and Discussion Items Here!

Looking for upcoming legislation and discussion items to go before Council? Check the Draft 60-Day Legislation/Discussion Schedule. The draft report is a working document and may change before the final meeting agendas are posted. View the 60-Day Legislat...

City-wide Trick or Treat is October 31

Hudson’s official date for Halloween trick or treating is October 31 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Here are tips to keep our trick or treaters safe this Halloween:

• Slow down when driving, particularly in residential neighborhoods and look out for childre...

Hudson Kiwanis Donation Helps Safety Forces Reach Goal for Active Shooter Training

Hudson safety forces have implemented a new active shooter training program with the goal of reducing the number of victims and getting medical assistance to victims as quickly as possible. The Hudson Kiwanis contributed a generous donation of $26,280 to ...

Hudson Headlines - Hines Hill Railroad Crossing Warning Signal

Lane Closures at SR 91/Middleton & Stow Road/Middleton 10/19

On Saturday, October 19, Akron's Middleton Road Waterline contractor will be working in the intersections of SR 91/Middleton Road and Stow Road/Middleton Road. Work is expected to begin at approximately 7 a.m. and last all day. The contractor will tie in ...

HPD Taking Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs Oct. 26

On Saturday, October 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Hudson Police Department (HPD) and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public its 18th opportunity in nine years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially d...

Join the Environmental Awareness Committee!

City Council is looking for individuals who are passionate about caring for the environment and keeping Hudson beautiful to fill a spot on the Environmental Awareness Committee (EAC)! The EAC devotes its time to educating and advising residents on environ...

AMP Honors HPP for Safety, Innovation, Promotion, and System Improvements

Hudson Public Power (HPP) was honored for its achievements with awards for safety, innovation, promotion, and system improvements from American Municipal Power (AMP)/Ohio Municipal Electric Association (OMEA) during its annual conference.

HPP received an I...

City Hall Cost Comparison

HUDSON, OH (October 7, 2019) – To correct misinformation out in the public, there were no cost “overruns” for the purchase and renovation of the former PASCO building for use as a City Hall. The renovations came in within the...

The 2019 Residential Leaf Collection Program

The Residential Leaf Collection Program will begin on October 21 with the Northeast and Southwest Quadrants. Watch this week's Hudson Headlines for all the program info!

Did you know that mulching your leaves is healthier for your yard? Skip the rake. Leav...

Traffic Pattern Change at Hudson Drive and Terex Road

The City recently installed a "No Turn on Red" sign when heading northbound on Hudson Drive at Terex Road. Please do not turn unless the light is green. Please use caution as motorists become used to this traffic pattern change.

Click Map to Enla...

STOP! It's the Law.

HUDSON, OH (October 2, 2019) – School bus red lights flashing. Stop sign extended. The law is very clear. Vehicles MUST stop for a school bus. After more than 100 reported violations each school year, cameras were installed on the school buses to catch vi...

Use Our New App to Find All Your Voting Info for November 5!

Check out our new Voting App here! Just type in your address and you will find all the voting information you need for the General Election November 5. You'll find out what Ward you’re in, where your polling location is, view your sample ballot, see who y...

Fall Hydrant Flushing is October 7-18

The City will conduct fall fire hydrant flushing throughout Hudson from October 7 - 18. Fire hydrants are flushed twice a year to clear the lines of accumulation. Residents may notice discolored water for a short time during the flushing program. If your ...

Council to Discuss City Hall Community Rooms October 8

HUDSON, OH (September 25, 2019) – The purchase of the former PASCO building on Terex Road for a new City Hall provides a building with nearly double the size of a new building, at less than half the cost (including renovations). It not only will...

Hudson Headlines - The City Drone Program

Long-Term Construction Projects Moving Forward

Many of the City’s road construction and trail projects span the course of several years from concept and design to bidding and construction. Here’s an update of several key projects that are moving forward this year and in 2020.

SR 91 ...

Where to Place Election Signs

With the November 5 General Election coming up, the City has received questions about where and when to place election signs in the City.

Election signs are permitted throughout the City when placed on private property with the permission of the property o...

EMS Outreach Hudson to Hold Oktoberfest for Seniors October 4

EMS Outreach Hudson, with the support of the Mayor's Senior Advisory Committee, will hold Oktoberfest for seniors over age 60 on October 4, from 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church on Aurora Street in Hudson. Seniors are invited to en...

Veteran's Trail Phase 4 Information Meeting September 26

The City of Hudson will hold a public informational meeting on the Veteran’s Trail Phase 4/Barlow Road Sidewalk project for adjacent property owners and interested residents on September 26  from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Ellsworth Meadow...

Second Crew Begins Work on Akron Water Project

Beginning the week of September 16, a second crew will begin working on the City of Akron's Middleton Road/SR 91 Waterline Project. One crew will remain working on the waterline replacement along Middleton Road. The second crew will begin the bolt replace...

Hudson Headlines - The New Brine Well

Council Passes Motion Approving Phase A of Downtown Phase II

HUDSON, OH (September 4, 2019) – At the September 3 Council meeting, City Council voted 5-2 on a motion approving Phase A of Downtown Phase II. Phase A is the residential portion of the project that will be built first, followed by the commercia...

Senior Services Directory Now Online

At the September 3 City Council meeting, Mayor Dave Basil announced that a new Senior Services Guide is now available on the City’s website. The directory is a result of work by the Mayor’s Senior Advisory Committee.

The directory, whic...

New Low Fixed Rate for Natural Gas Endorsement Program

Hudson officials would like to announce they have again chosen Constellation to provide residents and small businesses with low-cost natural gas supply following a competitive bidding process. A $2.91 per Mcf rate has been set for gas consumed for...

City Council Discusses Adding More Money for Roads in 5-Year Plan

HUDSON, OH (July 25, 2019) – At Tuesday's Workshop, City Council began discussions on the 5-Year Plan and budget, including investing in Hudson’s future by authorizing $5 million to accelerate Hudson’s road program, allowing more roads to be resurfaced mo...

City Hall Renovations Include Community Rooms for Residents

HUDSON, OH (July 23, 2019) – One of Council’s strategic goals has been to build or purchase a facility to house all City administration functions in one location and eliminate current leased space. The cost to build a new 14,000 sq. ft...

Focus on Hudson Arriving in Mailboxes this Week

As part of the City's ongoing effort to increase communications to citizens, Hudson has launched Focus on Hudson, a monthly newsletter with stories about programs, projects, and initiatives in city government. The first issue is arriving in mailboxes this...

Modified Downtown Phase II Plan to be Submitted to Planning Commission  for Review/Approval

HUDSON, OH (July 10, 2019) – At last night’s Workshop, City Council reached a consensus to submit a modified Downtown Phase II plan to Planning Commission for review and approval.

Based on input from the community at many public work se...

Downtown Phase II Developer Discussion - June 18, 2019

At the June 18 City Council Meeting, Council met with Downtown Phase II developer Joel Testa to discuss input received from citizens during the three recent public work sessions. Council asked for the developer’s input regarding the frequently h...

Skateboard Park Discussion - June 18, 2019

At the June 18 City Council meeting, legislation requesting an additional $75,000 to enlarge the footprint of the previously authorized skateboard park renovation was on the agenda for a first reading. Hudson Park Board Chairman Keith Smith spoke to Counc...

Accelerated Road Program to Appear in Final Budget

HUDSON, OH (October 30, 2019) – Over the past few months, Council has been discussing ways to fund an accelerated road program that would improve the overall rating and drivability of our roads. At the October 29 meeting, Council directed staff to put a 1...

Barlow Ball Fields to Undergo Safety Repairs

HUDSON, OH (October 31, 2019) – Council has authorized safety-related repairs of the four baseball fields at Barlow Farm Park due to years of excessive wear and failing infrastructure. These issues are now creating unsafe conditions and poor playability. ...

City Hall Cost Comparison

HUDSON, OH (October 7, 2019) – To correct misinformation out in the public, there were no cost “overruns” for the purchase and renovation of the former PASCO building for use as a City Hall. The renovations came in within the budget, with more than 5% of ...

STOP! It's the Law.

HUDSON, OH (October 2, 2019) – School bus red lights flashing. Stop sign extended. The law is very clear. Vehicles MUST stop for a school bus. After more than 100 reported violations each school year, cameras were installed on the school buses to catch vi...

Council to Discuss City Hall Community Rooms October 8

HUDSON, OH (September 25, 2019) – The purchase of the former PASCO building on Terex Road for a new City Hall provides a building with nearly double the size of a new building, at less than half the cost (including renovations). It not only will allow the...

Long-Term Construction Projects Moving Forward

Many of the City’s road construction and trail projects span the course of several years from concept and design to bidding and construction. Here’s an update of several key projects that are moving forward this year and in 2020.

SR 91 ...

Council Passes Motion Approving Phase A of Downtown Phase II

HUDSON, OH (September 4, 2019) – At the September 3 Council meeting, City Council voted 5-2 on a motion approving Phase A of Downtown Phase II. Phase A is the residential portion of the project that will be built first, followed by the commercial/office p...

City Council Discusses Adding More Money for Roads in 5-Year Plan

HUDSON, OH (July 25, 2019) – At Tuesday's Workshop, City Council began discussions on the 5-Year Plan and budget, including investing in Hudson’s future by authorizing $5 million to accelerate Hudson’s road program, allowing ...

City Hall Renovations Include Community Rooms for Residents

HUDSON, OH (July 23, 2019) – One of Council’s strategic goals has been to build or purchase a facility to house all City administration functions in one location and eliminate current leased space. The cost to build a new 14,000 sq. ft. facility (smaller ...

Downtown Phase II Developer Discussion - June 18, 2019

At last night’s City Council Meeting, Council met with Downtown Phase II developer Joel Testa to discuss input received from citizens during the three recent public work sessions. Council asked for the developer’s input regarding the f...

Skateboard Park Discussion - June 18, 2019

At last night’s City Council meeting, legislation requesting an additional $75,000 to enlarge the footprint of the previously authorized skateboard park renovation was on the agenda for a first reading. Hudson Park Board Chairman Keith Smith spo...

Lane Closures at SR 91/Middleton & Stow Road/Middleton 10/19

On Saturday, October 19, Akron's Middleton Road Waterline contractor will be working in the intersections of SR 91/Middleton Road and Stow Road/Middleton Road. Work is expected to begin at approximately 7 a.m. and last all day. The contractor will tie in ...

Second Crew Begins Work on Akron Water Project

Beginning the week of September 16, a second crew will begin working on the City of Akron's Middleton Road/SR 91 Waterline Project. One crew will remain working on the waterline replacement along Middleton Road. The second crew will begin the bolt replace...

Akron's Middleton Road Waterline Project Has Begun

Construction has begun on Akron's Middleton Road Waterline Replacement project. The work has started at the intersection of Stow Road and Middleton Road. Two way traffic is being maintained by police officers. The entire project is estimated to last 200 d...