March 2020

Volume 1 | Issue 1

Welcome!

It is our pleasure to extend a welcome to the first Town of Hudson Newsletter connecting you to your town. We hope you will find interesting, helpful, timely information, and most importantly, that you feel connected to the civic side of life in Hudson and your local government.

Though a community of over 25,000, the Town of Hudson proudly holds on to its small-town flavor, friendliness and fortitude. As your town government, providing police and fire, maintenance, recreation and planning services, we are thankful to serve a community where a car horn is a wave and there are many voices actively at the table.

With nearly a 274 year heritage, the Town of Hudson has thrived on a culture of transparency and community engagement. Though at times controversy and conflict erupt, even more often, passionate people come together to communicate, cooperate, volunteer and create their vision of a better community.

Around the Town

CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY APPLICATION
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OPENING
INVITATION TO BID—MULTI-USE ATHLETIC FIELD DESIGN
CLARIFICATIONS ON POLITICAL SIGNS IN THE TOWN OF HUDSON
HUDSON COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE

Transfer Station Guide

This Service Guide contains important dates and collection information, please read and keep this information.

Parking Ban

This ban prohibits parking in or on the Town’s roads or rights of way between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00 am. The Town also prohibits any vehicles from impeding snow removals at any time.

Recreation Center Activities

The Hudson Recreation Department of Hudson, New Hampshire is here to provide all citizens with a broad range or fun, safe, affordable recreational opportunities to enhance the quality of life in the community. Here are a couple ...

Did You Know?

Conservation and Recreation land accounts for nearly 2,000 acres in Hudson? That’s about 11% of the entire town! Wow!

First Day of Spring

On Thursday, March 19, 2020, at 11:50 p.m. EDT, those of us in the Northern Hemisphere will welcome spring with the arrival of the vernal equinox. If this seems early to you, you’re right! In fact, this is the earliest the vernal equinox has occurred in 124 years.

Board and Committee Vacancies

In your role as board or committee member, you will review various Town topics and issues in order to assist the Board of Selectmen in making informed decisions and formulating policy.

March Calendar

Information included in the calendar will include dates and times for Board of Selectmen meetings as well as other important Boards and Committee meetings. We encourage you to attend.