VOTING LOCATION CHANGES

Voting at Faith Community Church Moved to Fire Station

Voting for Wards 3, 4, 11, and 12 for the April 7th election have been moved from Faith Community Church to the Hudson Fire Station located at 222 Walnut Street, across from City Hall. 

Voting ...

Library Has New Community Resources Page

The Hudson Area Public Library has created a new Community Resources page. Citizens can find helpful information related to COVID-19, financial information, food & home assistance, health & wellness resources, Hudson faith communities, Hudson area...

Governor Evers and WI Department of Health Service Emergency Order #12 – Safer at Home, identifies b

City of Hudson Building Inspections will resume on March 30, 2020, with the following limitations:

1.     City Hall will remain closed to the public - Inspection requests will continue to be made by calling 715-716-5722.

2.   &...

Safer At Home Frequently Asked Questions

Safer At Home Frequently Asked Questions and Their Answers (PDF)

Library Adds Virtual Library Center

For more information on the Virtual Library Center, please see the link below.

Virtual Library Center (PDF)

Mayor Rich O'Connor COVID-19 Discusses State of Preparedness

City of Hudson Mayor Rich O’Connor COVID-19 State of Preparedness

https://www.facebook.com/295375670926604/videos/639060063545788/

https://youtu.be/oYHA3eJIoBg

All Play Structures in City Parks Are Closed

Per the Governor’s latest Emergency Order all play structures in City parks are closed.  Parks and trails remain open but please practice social distancing of 6’ from others when using them.

City Hall Closed to Public

CITY HALL CLOSED TO PUBLIC

Effective March 24, 2020 until further notice City Hall is closed to the public.  For any business that needs to be conducted at City Hall, we ask people to visit our website or call the appropriate office. City emails a...

Mayor O'Connor Takes Actions to Reduce the Spread of COVID-19

To see the letter from Mayor O’Connor, the steps he and City staff have taken to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, and how the City will continue to function, please see the link below.

Mayor O’Connor COVID Letter (PDF)

Changes to Advance Disposal Refuse Collection

At Advanced Disposal, our number one priority is SAFETY; the safety of our employees, our customers, and the public. Advanced Disposal is taking many necessary steps to ensure that our employees are being kept as safe as possible while in the workplace an...

UPDATED - Building Inspections Suspended Immediately

Effective immediately, the City of Hudson Building Department is suspending all building inspections.  For more information, please see the document below.

Suspended Inspections (PDF)

City Urges People to Vote Absentee

To limit citizen and staff exposure to COVID-19, the City is urging citizens to vote absentee. For information on how to check if you are registered to vote, how to register, and how to vote absentee, please see the link below.

Absentee Voting (PDF)

To vote...

Hudson Library Temporarily Closed

Yesterday, an emergency meeting of the Hudson Area Public Library Board was held and the decision to close the Library was made. This decision was not made lightly, but the health and safety of the patrons is a priority. Therefore, the Hudson Area Public ...

City of Hudson Comprehensive Plan

The City of Hudson is currently undergoing a Comprehensive Plan Update.

The City's Comprehensive Plan Community Survey is now live! Please visit our POLCO website to take the online survey. If you wish to fill out a hard copy, you may print the survey in t...

Downtown Parking

In addition to street parking in the downtown area, there are a number of public parking lots that can be utilized by visitors.

Watch the New Fire Station Build

Watch the new fire station be built by following this link.

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Hudson Dog Park

The City of Hudson and the Hudson Dog Owners Association have joined efforts to create the Hudson Dog Park.