Hudson Government

The city of Marlborough and town of Hudson will co-sponsor a household hazardous waste collection day on Saturday, Oct. 7

Ground was broken on a project that will turn the former police station at 62 Packard St. into an affordable housing project.

Big changes could be ahead for the systems that manage Hudson’s financial and human resources departments.

Town Meeting approved the Hudson DPW project in May, and on Sept. 11, the Select Board approved a contract with Helene Karl Architects.

Brian Reagan may be stepping into the role of Hudson superintendent of schools, but it is not the first time he has served the community.

Proposed changes to the town’s tobacco regulations are moving forward after they were approved by the Board of Health on Sept. 12.

Several Hudson businesses voiced their concerns about the proposed changes to the regulations regarding the sale of tobacco products.

Postcards have been sent to the first group of properties part of Hudson's mandatory meter replacement project.

Brigham Street will be closed from Tuesday, Aug. 22, until further notice due to culvert work.

The town of Hudson is seeking feedback on land protection, needed recreation and how recreation and conservation areas could be improved. 

Hudson was awarded a $7,196 grant from its property and casualty insurance provider, Massachusetts Interlocal Insurance Association (MIIA).

The Select Board voted on July 31 to approve a contract to provide management services for the new Hudson DPW facility project.

Fifteen homeless and migrant families – including over 40 adults and children – arrived in Hudson on Aug. 10.

The Main Street bridge project in Hudson is progressing. The town notified that paving will begin on Aug. 11 from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The MWRTA began offering its Catch Connect service in Marlborough and Hudson in June 2022, but only on Saturdays.

Plans are in the works for the Hudson transfer station to be relocated and expanded to better serve the community.

The board also approved the contract for Barrett Planning Group to do an update on the Housing Production Plan for Hudson.

In communities like Bolton and Marlborough, there are banners hung on light poles to honor the veterans who have fought for their country. Hudson, however, has yet to join their ranks in hanging banners.

Bryan Johannes has served as chief since July 2019, but he has been a part of the department since 1988 serving as a call firefighter.

At his last meeting with the Select Board on June 26, Town Counsel Aldo Cipriano was recognized by board members.