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AA Sanitation Acquired by Republic Services
AA Sanitation and Republic Services have entered into an acquisition agreement under which Republic Services will assume the operations of AA Sanitation. Read on... -
What Do Snow Emergency Levels Mean?
Winter weather has already visited Ohio, with more undoubtedly on its way. When winter weather is severe and travel becomes dangerous, the Summit County Sheriff can declare a snow emergency. Read on... -
HPD Promotes Three Officers
The Hudson Police Department recently promoted former Officer Dan Worley to Sergeant and former Lieutenants Russ Grams and Kevin Gahagan to Captain. Read on... -
Serve Your Community on a City Board or Commission
Are you passionate about civic engagement and shaping the future of Hudson? The City is currently seeking dedicated residents to apply for potential openings on several Boards and Commissions in 2026. Read on... -
Winter Wonderland Announces Winners of Holiday Tree Decorating Contest
Winter Wonderland, the two-week holiday event hosted by Case-Barlow Farm this past December, announced the winners of its holiday Tree Decorating Contest. Read on... -
Hudson Residents Can Pay City-Owned Utility Services Online
The City of Hudson offers many options for Hudson Public Power (HPP) and Hudson Water customers to easily pay their bills. Read on... -
Dan White Appointed as Ward 2 Councilman
Learn about the Ward 2 Council appointment and about Dan White who was appointed to the position to fill the vacancy created with the resignation of Councilman Chris Foster. Read on... -
The City Was Unsuccessful in Obtaining a New Natural Gas Supplier for Our Opt-In Program
In November, the City of Hudson was informed by our energy broker, Buckeye Energy, that they could not secure a natural gas aggregation provider. Read on... -
Welcome Councilman Dan White
Welcome to Councilman Dan White who was appointed to the open Ward 2 Council seat. Read on... -
Ohio Turnpike Bridge Work Begins
The Ohio Turnpike bridge work begins in Hudson on the Darrow Road Bridge and Prospect Street Bridge. Read on... -
Extended Holiday Shopping Hours at Visitors Center
This week, shop during the holiday season at the Hudson Visitors Center with extended hours and a festive lineup of holiday events. Read on... -
Welcome Councilman Kyle Brezovec
Welcome to Kyle Brezovec, our new At-Large Councilman. Read on... -
Council to Hold Special Meetings to Interview Ward 2 Candidates
Hudson City Council will hold two special meetings to enter into executive session for the purpose of interviewing applicants. Read on... -
Tips for Combatting High Energy Bills
With the arrival of winter comes higher energy usage as we heat our homes. Learn more tips on how to lower your energy bills during the winter. Read on... -
Holiday Tree Lighting Recap
Thank you to all who braved the cold with us at Home for the Holidays. Read on... -
Winter Weather Advisory Until 7 PM Friday
Summit Co. is currently under a Winter Weather Advisory through 7 pm tomorrow. Read on... -
Perrin Asphalt Conducts Roadway and Sidewalk Repairs
Perrin Asphalt is repairing the roadway and sidewalk on Clinton Street near Heinen’s and the parking terrace. Read on... -
Weinstein, D'Eramo Sworn In as At-Large Council Members
Welcome to At-Large Councilwomen Dr. Amanda Weinstein and Samantha D'Eramo who were sworn in at tonight's Council Meeting. View photos of the swearing in. Read on... -
Hudson's Holiday Story Begins November 28
Your Hudson Holiday Story begins November 28 in the Visitors Center at 4:15 pm. Celebrate the season with us as we create Yuletide Beacons of Light, unveil this year’s Hudson Holiday Ornament, and collect donations to support the Hudson Food Pantry. Read on... -
Step into a Winter Wonderland at Case-Barlow
This December, gather the whole family and step into the magic of the season at Case-Barlow Farm. Read on... -
Shop Merry on Main Street December 4, 11, and 18!
Support our local merchants this holiday season by joining us for Merry on Main Street, a twinkling three-night shopping celebration on December 4, 11, and 18 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. along N. Main Street! Read on... -
New At-Large Council Members to be Sworn In Tonight
Two new At-Large Council members, Dr. Amanda Weinstein and Samantha D’Eramo, will be sworn in at tonight’s City Council Meeting. Read on... -
Council Accepting Applications for Ward 2 Council Seat
Hudson City Council is accepting applications for the unexpired term of the Ward 2 Council position until Noon on November 26, 2025. Read on... -
Recycle Your Holiday Lights this Holiday Season
Broken lights? Burnt bulbs? Spread holiday cheer by helping the environment this year through January 16. Read on... -
City Winter Fireworks are December 6
Join us December 6 at First & Main Green as the City proudly presents a spectacular Winter Fireworks Show. Read on... -
Rake It Right
It's time to rake them right! Hudson's fall leaf collection begins October 27. Read on... -
Pumpkin Composting October 31 to December 1
Take advantage of the City of Hudson's pumpkin and gourd composting bin at Hudson City Hall. Read on... -
HPP Conducting Utility Pole Inspections
Hudson Public Power will inspect about 1,100 utility poles in Northwest Hudson starting next week through December 12. Read on... -
Middleton Road Now Open
Repair work on the Middleton Road bridge over I-480 has been completed and Middleton Rd is now open. Read on... -
Correction to Hudson Hub Article About Contigo Health
The Hudson Hub article this weekend contained the same misinformation about Contigo Health as a previous article in the Akron Beacon Journal. Read on... -
Welcome to Newly Elected Council Members
Welcome to newly elected Council members. Read on... -
Controlled Burn at Veterans Way Park
The controlled burn at Veterans Way Park has paused for Wednesday, November 19, weather permitting. Read on... -
HPP Announces 2026 AMP Scholarship Programs
Are you a Hudson Public Power customer with a high school senior graduating in spring 2026? If so, your senior may be eligible to apply for the Lyle B. Wright and Richard H. Gorsuch Scholarship Programs. Read on... -
Cybersecurity Alert: Beware of AI-Enhanced Phishing Attempts
We have received reports of phishing emails regarding permit requests that appear to come from Hudson City officials. Read on... -
Hudson Springs Boat Ramp Closed for Repairs
Hudson Springs boat ramp is closed through the weekend for repairs. Read on... -
Summit County under Winter Storm Watch
Summit County is under a Winter Storm Watch from 7 p.m. Sunday evening through Tuesday with heavy snow possible. Read on... -
Smart Appliance Upgrades Save Energy
Homeowners are encouraged to make timely upgrades to household appliances to reduce energy consumption, prevent emergency replacements, and extend the life of their appliances. Read on... -
New ADA Dock at Hudson Springs Park
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Register Now for Our Business Breakfast
Join us for the Annual Business Breakfast on November 21. Read on... -
Homeless Clothing Drive Aims to Give Warmth to Those in Need
Residents are encouraged to donate new or gently used cold-weather clothing to assist those in need this winter. Read on... -
Hudson to Host Veterans Day Ceremony Honoring Local Veterans
Honor the brave men and women who’ve served our country on November 11. Read on... -
Hudson City Council President Resigns
This morning, Hudson City Council President Chris Foster notified the City that he is resigning, effective immediately. Read on... -
Enbridge Gas to Replace Gas Line November 3
Enbridge Gas will replace a gas line beneath the Norfolk Southern railroad bridge on South Main Street (SR 91) from November 3 to 17. Read on... -
Food Assistance
Due to the federal government shutdown, SNAP food assistance is ending. Here are resources to help those in need in Summit County. Read on... -
Downtown Hudson Shines Bright This Winter
Downtown Hudson will sparkle a little extra this winter season with the installation of pergola lights. Read on... -
Dillman Drive Bridge Replacement Starts October 27
The Dillman Drive Bridge Replacement project will begin the week of October 27, 2025 and last about 4 months. Read on... -
Halloween Safety in Hudson
Halloween is a night of fun, but it also brings increased risks for pedestrians and drivers. Read on... -
New City Website Homepage for Easier Access
Check out the City’s newly redesigned homepage! Read on... -
Ellsworth Meadows Clubhouse Now Open!
The new 6,000-square-foot Ellsworth Meadows clubhouse is now open! Read on... -
Hudson is Ready for Halloween
On October 25 and 26, Downtown Hudson will come alive as students from Hudson City Schools bring Halloween magic. Read on... -
Inclusive Playground Update
The Inclusive Playground project now advances to final design with construction for spring through summer 2026. Read on... -
City Receives Top Environmental Award
The City of Hudson has received the President’s Circle Recognition Award from Keep America Beautiful (KAB) for 2025. Read on... -
Deer Hunting Season Reminder
With deer season underway, the City reminds residents of important regulations. Only bow & arrow or crossbows are allowed in designated areas, and the discharge of firearms in Hudson is prohibited. Learn more... Read on... -
Learn Why Zeppe's Italian Bistro Chose Velocity Broadband
Since 1993, Zeppe's Italian Bistro has served the Hudson community. Read on... -
E-Waste Recycling and Paper Shredding
Do you have old electronics that you want to get rid of or sensitive documents that need to be shredded? Read on... -
SR 303 Road Closure for Water Main Break Repairs
Due to the water main break on West Streetsboro Street on September 23, City crews will begin repairing the road on Thursday, October 9 at 10 a.m. Read on... -
Firefighters Respond to Fire on Hudson Park Drive
At approximately 12:07 pm today, Hudson Fire responded to a call for a fire on Hudson Park Drive. Read on... -
Hudson Public Power Celebrates Public Power Week, Oct. 5-11
Public Power Week celebrates the reliable, cost-effective electricity that Hudson Public Power provides to our City. Hudson Public Power puts the people of Hudson first and is a valuable asset to the community. Read on... -
Bank Robbery Suspect Identified and Charged
The Hudson Police Department has identified and filed charges against the suspect involved in the recent bank robbery at the BFG Federal Credit Union in Hudson, Ohio. Read on... -
Tinkers Creek Watershed Study Underway
The Tinkers Creek Watershed Study is underway that will focus on major streams, bridges, culverts and trunk storm sewer mains in Hudson. Read on... -
We're Hiring! City Communications Manager
The City of Hudson is seeking an experienced Communications professional to lead our City communications team. Read on... -
Curious About the New Inclusive Playground?
Want to know what the new Inclusive Playground will look like? Read on... -
Now Hiring: Broadband Technician
The City of Hudson is accepting applications for a Broadband Technician through Monday, October 20 at 4 p.m. Read on... -
Water Main Break in Cleveland Water System
The City is aware of the water main break at 722 Ashbrooke Way that has been running water since yesterday morning. Read on... -
Progress Continues on Inclusive Playground
Progress continues on the Inclusive Playground at Oak Grove Park. Read on... -
Velocity Broadband Celebrates a Decade of Connectivity
September 2025 marks a major milestone for Velocity Broadband - 10 years of delivering fiber optic internet service to Hudson's thriving business community! Read on... -
Fall Hydrant Flushing October 13 - 24
On October 13, fall fire hydrant flushing will begin and run through October 24. Read on... -
Suspect Sought in BFG Credit Union Robbery
FBI seeks suspect in BFG Federal Credit Union robbery. Read on... -
This Week is Fire Prevention Week
Did you know that lithium-ion batteries found in everyday items like phones, e-bikes, and power tools, can pose a serious fire risk when misused? The Hudson Fire Department wants you to know a few safety tips during National Fire Prevention Week. Read on... -
Honor a Local Veteran with a Banner along Veterans Way and SR 91
The City of Hudson is offering banners to display along Veterans Way and SR 91 to honor local veterans. Read on... -
Leaf Collection Program Begins October 27
The 2025 Leaf Collection Program runs from October 27 through December 1. The program divides the City into four quadrants. Read on... -
Where to Place Election Signs
With the General Election coming up on November 4, political signs are popping up throughout the City. Read on... -
Road Work Ahead for 5816 Londonairy Boulevard
Beginning today, City crews will perform work on a low spot in the middle of the road in front of 5816 Londonairy Boulevard. Read on... -
Boil Advisory is in Effect
A boil advisory is in effect this afternoon for the businesses near the SR 303 water main break. Read on... -
Bow Hunting Season Starts September 27
Hunting season for deer starts Saturday, September 27 and runs through Sunday, February 1. Read on... -
Water Main Break at SR 303
Due to a water main break, SR 303 west bound from First Street to Library Street is closed while we make repairs. Read on... -
Ward 1 Councilmember Dr. Patricia Goetz Open Forum on September 30
Join Councilmember Dr. Patricia Goetz for an open forum, Bridging the Gap: Police Training on Mental Health Awareness on Tuesday, September 30. Read on... -
Lights, Camera, Action! HCTV Open House is October 4
Lights, camera, action! Celebrate Community Media Day with Hudson Community Television at their Open House on Saturday, October 4. Read on... -
Car Wash Fundraiser for Hudson Paramedic
The Hudson EMS/Fire Department is hosting a special fundraiser Car Wash event on Saturday, September 27, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Hudson Safety Center. Read on... -
Special Council Meeting for September 23
On Tuesday, September 23, Hudson City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the second reading of Resolution No. 25-143. Read on... -
September Proclamations
Three proclamations were recognized at the City Council meeting on Tuesday, September 16. Read on... -
Thanking Clark Rumiser for his Service
Mayor Anzevino recognized Clark Rumiser with a resolution for his dedicated service as a school crossing guard. Read on... -
Hudson Announces Residential Driveway Plowing Program for Residents 65+
The City of Hudson recently announced the Residential Driveway Plowing Program for the 2025-2026 season designed to assist residents 65+ and/or adults with disabilities. Read on... -
At-Large Council Open Forum on September 11
Open Forum on Thursday, September 11 from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Read on... -
City Statement on Protests
The City has issued the following statement on the recent protests in Hudson. Read on... -
9/11 Stair Climb
Join the Miliary and Veterans Commission and Hudson City Schools for the 9/11 Stair Climb, September 11 at Hudson Memorial Stadium at 8 a.m. Read on... -
New Interactive Map Showcases Downtown Hudson
Check out the City's new Downtown Interactive Map, a digital tool designed to enhance the experience of residents, visitors, and business patrons alike. Read on... -
Have You Downloaded the New HCTV App?
Did you download the new HCTV-Ohio App? Stream your favorite HCTV programs, enjoy local events and community shows anywhere. And it’s free! Read on... -
Cemetery Tour on September 20
Join the Hudson Cemetery Board on Saturday, September 20 for a scavenger hunt and walking tour through the Old Hudson Township Burying Ground! Read on... -
Akron Zoo Offering Free Community Days
The Akron Zoo is hosting Summit County Community Days by offering residents free admission to the zoo for the entire month of September. Read on... -
Hudson City Offices Closed for Labor Day
City offices will be closed on Monday, September 1 in observance of Labor Day. Read on... -
Road Closed for WRA Event
On Sunday, August 31, College Street, between Hudson Street and Prospect Street, will be closed from 3:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Read on... -
Charter Amendments to Appear on November 4th Ballot
Eight amendments proposed by the Hudson Charter Review Commission will appear on the November 4th ballot. Read on... -
Landscape Contractor Restrictions
Landscapers working in the City must be licensed and adhere to a new on-street parking ban on certain streets during peak hours (7 a.m. – 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.). Read on... -
Hudson Launches Expansion of High-Speed Fiber to Residents
Hudson’s City-owned Velocity Broadband will begin installing fiber in two pilot neighborhoods next week, kicking off an initiative to bring high-speed internet to residents currently without access to fiber service. Read on... -
Stormwater Culvert Projects Begin This Week
Construction of two stormwater culvert projects are beginning this week. Read on... -
Clear Your Clutter
Do you have old batteries, aerosol cans, gallons of paint or solvents sitting in your home? The Summit County ReWorks Hazardous Waste Disposal site through Thursday, September 25 from 2 p.m. - 7 p.m. is collecting household hazardous materials. Read on... -
Help Stop the Spread of West Nile
We've been notified by Summit County Public Health that West Nile Virus has been confirmed at two trap locations in Hudson. Read on... -
Middleton/Ashley Drive Drainage Improvements Begin Tomorrow
The Middleton Rd./Ashley Dr. Drainage Improvments Project begins tomorrow, August 12. Read on... -
Businesses Celebrate an Anniversary and a New Location
The Chiropractic Wellness Center of Hudson celebrated their five-year anniversary and Citizens Bank opened a new location at 69 W. Streetsboro Street. Read on... -
Slow Down in School Zones
With students back in the classroom, motorists should slow down in school zones. Let’s slow down and do our part to help keep Hudson students safe. Read on... -
Signal at Owen Brown Underpass to Be Fully Operational August 18
The recently installed adaptive traffic signal at the Owen Brown Street railroad underpass will become fully operational on August 18. Read on... -
Officer Involved Shooting on SR 91 in Hudson
At approximately 4:11 a.m., Hudson Police received a call regarding a man walking in the roadway with no shoes, yelling at motorists in the area SR 91 and Stoney Hill Drive. Read on... -
IRG Prepares Former Jo-Ann Headquarters for Redevelopment in NE Ohio
"Hudson District" Features One of the Largest Collection of Developable Land Parcels in Ohio with 130 Acres and 1.4 Million Sq. Ft. Ready to Lease Read on... -
Seeking Your Help on Responsible Waste Management
In 2024, Hudson recycled 1,395 tons of waste, achieving a 15% recycling rate. For 2025, the Hudson Environmental Awareness Committee aims for a 17% recycling rate, reflecting our commitment to stewardship and environmental care. Read on... -
When Seconds Count, Call 911
When there’s a fire, every second counts. The Hudson Fire Department wants every resident to remember: if you see smoke, flames, or hear a smoke alarm and suspect a fire, don’t delay - get out, alert others, and call 911 immediately. Read on... -
Road Work Ahead for Huntington Road
Through Thursday, City crews to perform road repairs on a cross over pipe under the roadway at Huntington Road and Hudson Aurora Road. Read on... -
Hudson-Landsberg Baseball Exhibition Games
The Hudson-Landsberg Sister City is taking you out to the ballpark on August 11 and 13! Read on... -
City Sends Thoughts and Prayers to Family and Friends of Officer Wagner
The City of Hudson sends its condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Officer Phillip Wagner of the Lorain Police Department, who tragically succumbed to his injuries. Read on... -
Heat Advisory in Effect for Hudson
The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory from 11 a.m. today to 8 p.m. Read on... -
HFD Responds to Garage Fire on Huntington
On Sunday, July 20, HFD responded to a fire outside a garage on Huntington Road. In less than a minute, it was upgraded to a garage attic fire. Read on... -
Hudson Police Chief Tabak Recognized with ESGR Patriot Award
Hudson Police Chief Perry Tabak has been honored with the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) Patriot Award recognizing his outstanding support for officers who serve in the military. Read on... -
Local bicyclists encouraged to take online survey
The City of Hudson recently submitted an application to the League of American Bicyclists to renew its Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) status. The City first achieved bronze level status in 2016. Read on... -
A Friendly Reminder for Pickleball
Whether you’re new to pickleball or a seasoned pro, it's important to maintain proper etiquette and sportsmanship. Read on... -
Ravenna Road Paving Begins Tomorrow
Summit County will begin the Ravenna Road Resurfacing Project tomorrow between Old Mill Road (Twinsburg Township) and Hudson's western corporate line. Read on... -
Road Work Ahead
Repair of a leaking water valve on SR 303 on July 17. Read on... -
Hudson to Host Annual Touch-A-Truck
Get ready, Hudson! The highly anticipated annual Touch-A-Truck event is back, July 26. Read on... -
Sign Up for Hudson’s EMT Course
Interested in becoming an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)? Register by Tuesday, August 5 to reserve your spot. Read on... -
Kiwanis Provides Grant for Splash Pad Water Feature
New splash pad improvements are headed to Hudson. Read on... -
Darrow Road Park to Close July 21 for Stream Restoration Work
Starting July 21, Darrow Road Park will be closed for 4-6 weeks for stream restoration work. Read on... -
Pack the Pond August 4
The entire community is invited to this family-friendly, end-of-summer event on Monday, August 4 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Read on... -
Hudson City Council Votes to Ban Marijuana Facilities Within City Limits
After a 5-1 vote, Hudson City Council voted to prohibit all marijuana facilities in the City. Read on... -
Hudson Senior Receives Public Power Scholarship
Emily Goodman, a senior at Hudson High School, is the 2025 Lyle B. Wright Scholarship recipient. Read on... -
Proposed Charter Amendments to be Presented at Special Workshop July 15
Council will hold a Special Workshop on Tuesday, July 15 for the Charter Review Commission to present its proposed Charter Amendments. Read on... -
Welcome to Hudson AR Workshop
Congratulations to long-time Hudson residents, Stephen and Stephanie York, on their recent purchase of the AR Workshop Hudson located at 116 West Streetsboro Street! Read on... -
The Hudson Beauty Collective Renovated; AR Workshop is Under New Owners
Two businesses have celebrated their ribbon cuttings in the City. Read on... -
Hudson Fire Station Now Staffed Daily
Hudson started as a volunteer fire department in 1849, and for the first time in its long history, four firefighters are now on duty every day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Read on... -
Emergency Rail Repairs Update
The road is open after several days of emergency rail repairs at Stow Road. Read on... -
Big Fun, Big Screen - It's Time for Outdoor Movies!
Stop by Screen on the Hudson on Saturday, July 12 for Star Wars. Read on... -
Why Hudson Community Living Chose Velocity Broadband
Read this month's Velocity Broadband Customer Spotlight featuring Hudson Community Living. Read on... -
It's Mosquito and Tick Season
Peak season for ticks is April through September and can carry diseases during this season. Keep you and your family safe this summer. Read on... -
City Receives Top Engineering Grant Award
The City of Hudson and Stow have received a $300,000 Transportation Improvement District grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT)! This grant will help build a new traffic signal at Seasons Road and Allen Road. Read on... -
Flash Flood Warning Notice
For northern Summit County including Hudson, there is a flash flood warning until 9:15 p.m. Read on... -
Now Hiring: Plant Mechanic and Code Inspector
The City has some exciting job opportunities! We're looking for a Plant Mechanic and Code Inspector to join our team. Read on... -
Black Bear Migration
If you're out in Streetsboro, make sure you stay clear of an unwanted visitor making its way through the area. Read on... -
City Hall Closed Today Due to No Water
Due to an Akron watermain break on SR 91, Hudson City Hall is closed today with no water. Read on... -
Western Reserve Racing Four on the 4th Race July 4
Get ready to ignite your patriotic spirit on Friday, July 4 at Four on the 4th. Read on... -
2025 Independence Day Fireworks Parking and Traffic
Stay ahead of the game with parking and road closure information. Read on... -
Adaptive Signals Now Active in Hudson
Hudson’s new adaptive traffic signal system is now fully active, marking a major leap forward in the City’s transportation infrastructure. Read on... -
Volunteers Needed for Post Fireworks Cleanup
Lend a helping hand and volunteer your time after one of the City's largest events. Read on... -
City Offices Closed for Independence Day
In observance of Independence Day, City of Hudson offices will be closed on Friday, July 4. Read on... -
Independence Day Safety
As we get ready to celebrate Independence Day, please remember to do so safely. Read on... -
Republic Services Trash Resident Notice
Due to the heat advisory for this week, Republic Services will begin collecting trash earlier. Read on... -
Art on the Green to Return to Hudson’s Downtown Greens in 2026
The City of Hudson and the Hudson Society of Artists are excited to announce the return of Art on the Green to Hudson’s historic downtown greens in 2026. Read on... -
Council on Recess Until July 8
Council is on recess the week of June 23 and June 30. Read on... -
Council Seeking Applications for Economic Growth Board
Apply today for an open seat on the Hudson Economic Growth Board. Read on... -
City Offices Closed for Juneteenth
City offices will be closed on Thursday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. Read on... -
Hudson Ice Cream Social Relocated
Due to possible rain this afternoon into the evening, the Hudson Ice Cream Social has been relocated to the Hudson High School. Read on... -
Hudson set to launch $3 Million Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Project in 2025
A $3 million infrastructure improvement project is scheduled to begin in Hudson in 2025, bringing significant upgrades to pedestrian connectivity and traffic safety. Read on... -
HPD Participates in Special Olympics Ohio Torch Run
On Tuesday, June 10, HPD officers participated in the Special Olympics Ohio Torch Run from Twinsburg to Stow while running or biking. Read on... -
Lane Closure on SR 8 Southbound
Due to a large vehicle fire on SR 8 Southbound, plan an alternate route. Read on... -
City of Hudson Advances Fire Services with Daytime Staffing and Station Improvements
Hudson residents will soon see improvements made to the Hudson Fire Department with dedicated daytime staffing. Read on... -
Hudson’s Adaptive Traffic Signals Near Completion, Aiming to Improve Traffic Flow
The City of Hudson's new adaptive traffic signal system is nearing completion and is expected to be fully operational by the end of June. Read on... -
Keep Cool this Summer at the Veterans Way Splash Pad
The Veterans Way Splash Pad is now open. Read on... -
Hudson Farmers Market Returns
Farmers Market season kicks off June 7! Read on... -
Summit County DSSS Work in Connecticut Colony
Be prepared to see Summit County DSSS crews in your neighborhood on May 21 if you live in the Connecticut Colony subdivision. Read on... -
Now Hiring: Associate Planner and Business Operations Manager
Apply today to join the Hudson team! Read on... -
Boards and Commissions Vacancies
Looking for a way to serve your community? Hudson City Council is accepting applications for open seats on three Boards and Commissions. Open until filled. Read on... -
City Offices Closed May 26
Hudson City offices will be closed for Memorial Day, May 26. Read on... -
Adaptive Signals Program Update
The adaptive signals program is nearing completion. Read on... -
WWI Memorial Sidewalk Closure
In order to set the stone for the newly refurbished WWI Memorial, the portions of the sidewalk near the Boy Scout Cabin Green to be closed. Read on... -
2025 Hudson Bandstand Concert Series
The Hudson Bandstand Summer Concert Series is back for 2025! Read on... -
Police Officers Memorial Day is May 15
May 15 marks Police Officers Memorial Day in Hudson, a day to honor the brave men and women in law enforcement annually. Read on... -
Southbound SR 91 Patching in Hudson
Crews will be performing roadway surface patching today on the southbound lanes of SR 91 in Hudson today. Read on... -
City of Akron Flushes Hydrants in Hudson
From May 12 - 17, the City of Akron will flush water main hydrants in Hudson. Read on... -
We're Hiring: Entry Level Police Officers
Apply to be an Entry Level Police Officer today for the City! Open until filled. Read on... -
Learn Why Explorer Pediatric Dentistry Chose Velocity Broadband
Learn what attracted Explorer Pediatric Dentistry to the Hudson community in this spotlight of Velocity Broadband! Read on... -
Honor the Fallen Men and Women this Memorial Day
Memorial Day in Hudson is designated to honor the fallen service men and women who gave their lives for our country. Read on... -
Mc.B. Paving Roadway Surface Work
Be alert as Mc.B. Paving will be patching roadway surface along SR 91 on May 9. Read on... -
May 4 - 10 is Public Service Recognition Week
Mayor Anzevino on May 6 proclaimed May 4-10 as Public Service Recognition Week. Read on... -
City of Hudson Launches 2025 Asphalt Resurfacing Program
The City of Hudson’s annual street paving program is now underway. Read on... -
First Street & Park Lane Construction: May 7 – May 16
Portions of Park Lane and First Street will be under construction beginning May 7 through May 16. Read on... -
Spring into Action at Hudson’s Barlow Farm Park
Spring has arrived, and there’s no better place to experience it than at Barlow Farm Park in Hudson. Read on... -
Ellsworth Meadows Golf Club Recognized for Environmental Excellence
Ellsworth Meadows Golf Club again has been recognized as a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. Read on... -
Road Closed Near Hudson Aurora for Multi-Vehicle Accident
Road is closed near Hudson Aurora between Dillman Drive and Huntington Road for a multi-vehicle accident. Read on... -
NEORSD Stormwater Maintenance
NEORSD is conducting stormwater maintenance near Blackberry Drive through Wednesday. Read on... -
Now Hiring: Snack Bar Attendants
Come work for the City at Ellsworth Meadows Golf Club as a Snack Bar Attendant this summer! Read on... -
Lemonade Days Are Back May 3 -4
Seton Catholic students will be serving lemonade May 3-4 as part of Lemonade Days. Read on... -
Ellsworth Meadows Clubhouse Update
During the month of April, construction continues at Ellsworth Meadows Golf Club on the new clubhouse coming this summer. Read on... -
Adaptive Signals Project Nighttime Work
Next week, starting on April 21, crews will be working evening hours from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on the Adaptive Signals project. Read on... -
Now Hiring: Store Attendants I
Apply to be a Visitors Center Store Attendant to help staff the new Center. These positions are open until filled. Read on... -
Last Chance for Charter Review Comments
Have thoughts or suggestions about the City's Charter Review document? The Charter Review Commission is seeking citizen comments through April 30. Read on... -
Discover the Night Sky this International Dark Sky Week
International Dark Sky Week is a worldwide celebration of the dark and natural night. Read on... -
We Love Our Volunteers
Established in 1974, April 20 - 26 is National Volunteer Week which celebrates the selfless contributions of those who give their time, talent, voice and support to non-profit organizations. Read on... -
City to Take Over Visitors Center Operations
On April 22, the City of Hudson will take over operation of the Hudson Visitors Center located in historic Town Hall, 27 E. Main Street. Read on... -
Grant Funding Received from State for Inclusive Playground
At their April 15 meeting, Hudson City Council officially recognized and thanked Senator Casey Weinstein for his support in securing $500,000 of the total $680,000 for the proposed Inclusive Playground. Read on... -
National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
During National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, we want to shine a spotlight on our exceptional dispatchers, whose dedication and skill are the backbone of public safety. Read on... -
House Fire on Sullivan Road
At approximately 10:47 p.m. Friday night, we received a call reporting a fire on Sullivan Road. Upon arrival, crews encountered a major fire. We will keep you updated as we have more information. Read on... -
Participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 26
Help save a life by turning in your unused pill medications. Hudson residents can turn in pill and capsule medications at Acme Fresh Market on April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read on... -
Bell's Barbershop Comes to Hudson!
Congratulations to Justin Bell and team on the grand opening of the Bell’s Barbershop! Read on... -
Plog for the Earth
Four events in four days! Be a part of the GoGreenGo Micro-Plog series to keep Hudson beautiful beginning on April 16. Read on... -
Celebrate Earth Day with Us This Saturday!
Earth Day is almost here! Come celebrate with us April 19 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Clocktower and Gazebo Greens. Read on... -
HFD Welcomes Eight New Firefighters and Promotes Three
The City of Hudson proudly welcomed eight new firefighters and promoted three lieutenants during a swearing-in ceremony on Monday, March 31, at the Barlow Community Center. Read on... -
Eastern P&G Natural Gas Aggregation Update
Eastern P&G is terminating its natural gas contract with us and moving their Hudson customers to Enbridge’s variable rate SCO plan. Read on... -
Hudson Public Power Solar Energy Presentation at Ellsworth Hill
On April 7, Hudson Public Power gave an educational presentation about Hudson’s initiatives and experiences with solar energy to 300 students at Ellsworth Hill Elementary. Read on... -
Hudson Public Power Recognized for Reliable Electric Service
Hudson Public Power has received national recognition for achieving exceptional electric reliability in 2024. The recognition comes from the American Public Power Association (APPA). Read on... -
Use Caution in School Zones
With school back in session after spring break, please be extra cautious when driving in school zones. Keep these safety tips in mind when traveling around Hudson. Read on... -
Join Us for Arbor Day April 25
Join us on April 25 at 10 a.m. as we honor Arbor Day by planting a Miyabei maple tree at Veterans Way Park. Read on... -
Barlow Community Center Ponds
Barlow Community Center ponds have been lowered due to evidence of erosion. Read on... -
Hudson Public Power Honored with National Award for Outstanding Safety Practices
Hudson Public Power has earned the American Public Power Association’s Safety Award of Excellence for safe operating practices in 2024. Read on... -
April Showers Bring May Flowers
If you were impacted by flooding today from the brief downpour, let us know. Read on... -
Discover the Beauty of Hudson Springs Park this Spring
Hudson Springs Park offers the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation for all ages. Read on... -
Electric Rates Rising
With electric rates rising, we encourage all First Energy customers to do an apples-to-apples comparison and select a company with 1) the lowest rate, 2) a fixed rated, 3) no early termination fee. Read on... -
Find a Duck, Snap a Selfie, and Post for Chances to Win in the Ohio Rubber Duck Dash!
Ohio rubber ducks are coming to Hudson on April 1. Find the ducks, snap a selfie, add tags and post to win prizes. Read on... -
Ravenna Street Sidewalk - Public Input Needed
A Public Information Meeting for the Ravenna Street Sidewalk Project will be held April 17 at City Hall in the lower level from 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Read on... -
Join the 2025 Memorial Day Parade!
Hudson's busy summer events season kicks off with the annual Memorial Day Parade on May 26. Interested in participating in this year's parade, register by May 2. Read on... -
Spring Hydrant Flushing Begins April 7
The City is conducting spring fire hydrant flushing throughout Hudson beginning April 7 through April 18. Fire hydrants are flushed twice a year to clear the lines of accumulation. Read on... -
Tax Day is Coming: Things To Know Before April 15
All adults ages 18 and older living in the City of Hudson must file local income taxes through the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA), regardless of whether they work in the City or earn income. The filing deadline is April 15. Read on... -
City Seeks Visitor Center Volunteers
The City is seeking Visitor Center volunteers. Apply now! Read on... -
Ellsworth Meadows Clubhouse Spring Update
Exciting progress continues at Ellsworth Meadows! The new clubhouse will feature a welcoming dining area with both indoor and outdoor fireplaces, and convenient restrooms. Read on... -
Now Hiring: Broadband Technician
The City of Hudson is accepting applications for a Broadband Technician through Wednesday, April 9 at 4 p.m. Read on... -
Venue Change for City Council Meeting & Workshop on March 18
Due to current repairs to the Town Hall building that have made it not ADA accessible, we will be moving tonight’s Council Meeting to City Hall, 1140 Terex Road, in the first floor Board Room. Read on... -
Eastern P&G Will No Longer Honor Gas Aggregation Contract with the City
The City has been notified by Eastern Power and Gas (Eastern P&G), who is the City’s natural gas preferred provider, that they will no longer honor its contracted rate with the City of Hudson. Read on... -
Clear Your Electronic Clutter
Free disposal of electronic waste and hard drive destruction will be available at the Hudson Earth Day Celebration on April 19. Read on... -
WWI Memorial to be Refurbished
Plans are underway for a new WWI Memorial! Upon the request of the Military and Veterans Commission, the City will remove what’s left of the monument due to decline, install new stone, and reinstall the original restored cannon, bald eagle, and plaque. Read on... -
Now Hiring: Part-Time Firefighter, Senior Engineer, and Seasonal Grounds Maintenance Workers
Join our team! We currently have openings for a part-time firefighter, senior engineer, accountant, and seasonal grounds maintenance workers. Read on... -
Statewide Tornado Drill is Wednesday
It's Severe Weather Awareness Week! That means Ohio will conduct a tornado drill statewide at 9:50 a.m. March 19. Read on... -
Hudson Trail and Quiet Zone to Connect Barlow Farm Park with Wood Hollow Metropark
Soon Hudson residents will be able to safely bike and walk between Barlow Farm Park and Wood Hollow Metropark, as part of the Barlow Road Trail Connection and Quiet Zone project. Read on... -
Calling All Local Employers! Hudson Summer Job Fair is April 9
Calling all employers looking for seasonal help this summer! The City of Hudson and the Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce are partnering to host our annual Summer Job Fair at Hudson High School on April 9 from 8 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Read on... -
Summit County Construction Project Begins in Early March
Summit County will begin construction on its Summit Connects project in Hudson beginning in March. Read on... -
Be Considerate. Keep Your Dog on a Leash.
When walking on roads, sidewalks, and even in our parks, please keep your dog leashed at all times. Read on... -
Budget in Brief Now Available
The 2025 Budget in Brief publication was mailed to residents of Hudson. Check it out here. Read on... -
Hudson Life Magazine Error
Hudson Life Magazine made an error in its Fire/EMS article in the March edition. Read on... -
The Hudson Hurricane is Here!
With the help of Hudson Middle Schools students, our new Hudson Hurricane Street Sweeper is here! Read on... -
Free Community CPR/AED Training March 22
Seats are filling up fast for the free CPR/AED training on Saturday, March 22 at the Hudson Fire/EMS Station. Register now! Read on... -
Welcoming The Poppy Shop to Hudson
The Poppy Shop, bringing big fun to a tiny space. Located at 46 Ravenna Street, Suite E1 in the Shops at Evaporator Works, is a locally owned boutique by Lauren Donatelli. Read on... -
Akron Water to Replace Home Meters
Akron Water customers who live in Hudson that are due for a water meter replacement have received a letter with details from the City of Akron on what to expect, including how to prepare for the installation. Read on... -
A New and Easier Way to Pay Your Bill
The City of Hudson now offers ACH payments for utility bills, allowing automatic deductions from your checking or savings account. Read on... -
Cold Weather Brings More Potholes
Potholes are often caused by freezing and thawing in the winter which causes the pavement to heave and crack. You can help us by reporting potholes when you see them. Read on... -
Welcome Couture Amore & Lily Tea House to Hudson
Something lovely has arrived on Main Street! Congratulations to the Couture Amore and Lily Tea House teams on their grand opening at 190 N Main Street. Read on... -
Now Hiring: Accountant
Join the City of Hudson's Finance Department! Read on... -
Sensitive Document Shredding
Do you have sensitive documents at home? Stop by the Hudson Earth Day Celebration on April 19 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. on the Clocktower and Gazebo Greens to drop off documents. Read on... -
Prune Oak Trees by March 31 to Prevent Spread of Oak Wilt
Have oak trees in your yard? Remember to finish pruning them by March 31 to prevent oak wilt during peak season. Read on... -
It's Electric! Register Your EV for April 19
Electric vehicle owners: Are you looking for a chance to showcase your vehicle at a Hudson event this spring? Register your vehicle by March 14. Read on... -
Scoop the Poop
Help protect our waterways by picking after your pet! Cat and dog waste is not fertilizer and contains high levels of bacteria which contaminate our water. Read on... -
City Receives Top Environmental Award
The City of Hudson has received the President's Circle status in the Keep America Beautiful network! Read on... -
MOD: matter of design Grand Reopening
Congratulations to Brandon and Adam Alexander, the new owners of MOD: matter of design, on their grand reopening February 13! Read on... -
FirstEnergy Electric Rates May Increase
FirstEnergy customers may see their electric bills increase if the Electric Security Plan is approved. Read on... -
Hudson Community Foundation Celebrates 25 Years
On February 18, Hudson City Council officially recognized Hudson Community Foundation's 25th year in the City. Read on... -
City of Hudson Agrees to Acquire Visitor Center
The City of Hudson and Destination Hudson have announced an agreement in which the City will acquire the inventory of the Destination Hudson Gift Shop on E. Main Street and assume operations of the Hudson Visitor Center. Read on... -
Merry Mulch: A Sustainable Success
The Merry Mulch Program successfully collected 1,067 Christmas trees to recycle this year! Read on... -
2025 State of the City Video Now Available
City Manager Thomas Sheridan delivered the State of the City Address at the Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting on February 13. Read on... -
Hudson City Council to hold Special Meeting on February 11
Hudson City Council will hold a special meeting on February 11 at 7:30 p.m. in discussing the Visitor Center with Destination Hudson. Read on... -
City Offices Closed February 17 for Presidents' Day
City offices will be closed Monday, February 17 in observance of the Presidents' Day holiday. Read on... -
Recycling Success
Thank you to everyone who took part in our recent holiday lights recycling efforts! Read on... -
Bridge to be Built over Hines Hill Road
WKYC Channel 3 - Cleveland featured the Hudson Hines Hill Grade Separation Project in a story on February 3. Read on... -
Spread Kindness This Week and Every Week!
Mayor Jeffrey Anzevino proclaimed February 2 - 8 as Random Acts of Kindness Week. Read on... -
Your Thoughts on Marijuana Facilities in Hudson?
Time is running out to take our Recreational Marijuana Facilities Survey! Take the survey and provide your thoughts through February 13. Read on... -
Timothy Michael Jewelers Relies on Velocity's Fast Internet
Timothy Michael Jewelers depends on Velocity Broadband's fast, reliable service to run its jewelry store. Read on... -
Did you Know?
City services are funded primarily through income taxes not property taxes. Read on... -
Swoop Funding - Ohio Ranked #2 State to Start a Business
Swoop Funding US just ranked Ohio as the #2 state to start a business. Read on... -
Ice Skating at Cascade Park
Did you know Hudson has an ice-skating area at Cascade Park? Bring your skates and skate for free from dawn to dusk! Open as weather permits. Read on... -
State of the City Address is February 13
City Manager Thom Sheridan will present the State of the City Address which will be held at The Country Club of Hudson on February 13 from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Read on... -
Darrow Park Stream Restoration Project Tree Removal
This week, Tinker's Creek Watershed Partners will clear trees for the Darrow Road Park Stream Restoration project at Darrow Road Park. Read on... -
Keep Pipes From Freezing in These Low Temps
When temperatures are below freezing, give your water pipes a helping hand. Read on... -
City Not in Negotiations with LifeCenter Plus or City of Stow for Rec Center
The City of Hudson is not currently in negotiations with LifeCenter Plus or the City of Stow regarding a recreation center. Read on... -
Stay Safe in the Extreme Cold
Summit County Public Health would like to remind Summit County residents to protect themselves from extreme cold. Read on... -
Western Reserve Academy Road Closures
Western Reserve Academy will host a private event on January 27 and roads will be closed from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Read on... -
Reminder to Shovel Your Sidewalks
Residents are responsible for maintaining their sidewalks in good repair and keeping them free of snow, ice, debris and obstructions. Read on... -
Final Round of Merry Mulch Begins
Still have your live Christmas tree? The final round of the Merry Mulch program begins on January 22 with the Northwest Quadrant. Read on... -
FBI, Hudson Police Release New Images Related to Bank Robbery
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Federal Rail Commission Awards $13,705,000 for the Hines Hill Road Grade Separation
The U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Rail Commission announced that the City of Hudson, Ohio was awarded $13,705,000 from the Federal Railroad Administration’s Railroad Crossing Elimination (RCE) Program for the Hines Hill Road Grade Separation. Read on... -
Council Seeks Comments on Marijuana Facilities in Hudson
In December of 2023, the City enacted a 12-month moratorium to allow the state time to determine the applicable licensing program for dispensaries and for the City to establish local zoning regulations Read on... -
Charter Review Commission Seeks Comments
The Charter Review Commission is seeking citizen comments regarding changes they would like to see to the City Charter. For more information about the City Charter process and how to provide your input, visit www.hudson.oh.us/CharterCommission. Read on... -
Velocity Broadband Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Congratulations to Hudson's City Council-led initative, Velocity Broadband, on its anniversary. This City utility with a modern edge has been serving Hudson businesses since 2015. Read on... -
City Offices Closed January 20 for MLK Day
City offices will be closed on January 20, as we honor and remember the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Read on... -
Board and Commission Openings
Hudson has openings on the Architectural and Historic Board of Review, Board of Zoning and Building Appeals, Cemetery Board, Environmental Awareness Committee, and the Planning Commission. Read on... -
Vendors Needed for 2025 Earth Day Celebration
Calling all environmentally conscious vendors! The City is seeking vendors for our annual Earth Day Celebration on April 19. Read on... -
Spring Forward with Fresh Batteries
As we spring forward into daylight savings time at 2 a.m. on Sunday morning, the Hudson Fire Department reminds residents to change the batteries in your smoke detectors. Read on... -
Report Flood Damage to Summit County
It is important that all Hudson residents who experienced flood damage on Thursday, August 8 complete the Summit County Emergency Management Agency Assessment form. The deadline is August 14. Read on...
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