Water Main Break at SR 303 Residents should be aware that SR 303 westbound, between First Street and Library Street, is currently closed due to a water main break. Repairs are underway, and drivers are advised to seek alternate routes until the work is completed. Please stay tuned for updates

Ward 1 Councilmember Dr. Patricia Goetz Open Forum on September 30 Councilmember Dr. Patricia Goetz invites residents to an open forum titled "Bridging the Gap: Police Training on Mental Health Awareness" on September 30. This event aims to foster dialogue about the importance of mental health training within

Thanking Clark Rumiser for his Service Mayor Anzevino recently honored Clark Rumiser for his years of dedicated service as a school crossing guard. The resolution acknowledges Rumiser’s commitment to ensuring the safety of children in our community as they travel to and from school. His efforts have made a

Tinker's Creek Watershed Partners Rain Barrel Workshop Join the Tinker's Creek Watershed Partners for a hands-on rain barrel workshop on October 6, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM at 27 E. Main Street, Hudson. This event offers residents the chance to learn how

Hudson Farmers Market Join us for the Hudson Farmers Market, a beloved event that showcases the best local produce and specialty foods from Northeast Ohio. This vibrant market runs every Saturday from June 7 to October 11, from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM. It's a wonderful

HCTV Open House Join HCTV for their Open House on Saturday, October 4, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Hudson High School, located at 2500 Hudson Aurora Road. This event is part of Community Media Day and promises an engaging experience for all residents. Whether you'

September Proclamations During the City Council meeting on September 16, three important proclamations were acknowledged. These proclamations highlight significant contributions and events in our community, reflecting Hudson's commitment to recognizing the efforts of residents and organizations that enhance our town's spirit. The council's recognition

September Proclamations During the City Council meeting on September 16, three proclamations were presented, highlighting important community initiatives and recognizing local efforts. These proclamations serve to honor individuals and organizations making a positive impact in Hudson. The council continues to encourage resident participation and support for these initiatives, fostering a

Thanking Clark Rumiser for his Service Mayor Anzevino recently honored Clark Rumiser with a proclamation in appreciation of his dedicated service as a school crossing guard. Rumiser has played a vital role in ensuring the safety of children as they travel to and from school, demonstrating commitment to the community

Special Council Meeting for September 23 On September 23, Hudson City Council will convene for a special meeting focused on the second reading of Resolution No. 25-143. Residents are encouraged to attend to stay informed about local governance and participate in the discussion. Source source:City of Hudson