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The Town Administrator coordinates the daily administrative functions of the Office of Selectmen, supervises town office operations, administers town policies, serves as liaison between the Selectmen and department heads and assists with personnel hiring, evaluation, promotion and discipline. The office handles advertising and legal requirements, in conjunction with Town Counsel. The office is also responsible for coordinating and preparing the Town Report, as well as arranging for, preparing the agenda for and attending Selectmen's meetings.
The Town of Hudson Finance Department's areas of responsibility are: Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Payroll, Personnel, Purchasing, Water Utility, Welfare, Budgeting and Financial Reporting.
The primary function of this department is managing the Town's finances, while providing financial services, information and training to elected officials, fellow employees and the citizens of Hudson.
The Charter for the Town of Hudson, adopted by Referendum Question No. 1, voted in the affirmative March 12, 1985 by ballot by the Annual Town Meeting, as amended, was repealed June 8, 1992 by Res. No. R92-71. This resolution also provided, in part, that the Town of Hudson's form of government has been transformed, effective July 1, 1992, from a government comprised of a Town Council with Municipal Charter to a government comprised of Board of Selectmen with Annual Town Meeting.
Hudson is located on the east bank of the Merrimack river. It covers approximately 29 square miles and is home to about 25,000 people. Hudson offers quiet open spaces and an abundance of recreational opportunities including two golf courses, the Robinson Pond recreation area, passive recreation including trails and walking paths at Benson Park, and a number of sports fields and facilities. In addition, Hudson has developed into a small industrial and commercial center thanks in part to its proximity to critical highways: the F. E.
Registration ended on 3/29/24. Click here to register. As of 5/1 we have three spots remaining.
FALL SOCCER
Registration is NOW OPEN for our fall soccer program. Please note it will stay open online until 6/23. Due to the end of the fiscal year with our online software It will temporarily shut down from 6/24-6/30 and will reopen on 7/1 until 7/4 for a last chance to register, if there are spots available. We encourage you not to wait.
The Planning Department provides staff assistance to the Planning Board and general public. We are located in Town Hall and encourage residents and business owners to contact us with any concerns or questions related to planning.
Our Town Planner coordinates development plans for the Planning Board and attends Planning Board meetings held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Welcome to the Hudson Police Department Website. I am Tad Dionne, and I have the honor of serving the residents and businesses of the great community of Hudson, NH as the Chief of Police. You can easily navigate on our site to the area of your concern by selecting from the tabs to the right. Or, if you are trying to learn about our agency, then I invite you to take some time and read through all the tabs.
The Town of Hudson Department of Public Works is a dedicated team of workers whose primary goal is to maintain the approximately 190 miles of the town's roadways in order to ensure public safety.
Under the supervision of the Public Works Director the Department of Public Works has many responsibilities such as:
Emergency preparedness is a concern for all residents in all states. Communities may be impacted by one or more types of hazards during a lifetime, and with Americans traveling more than ever before, there is more opportunity to be impacted by hazards away from home. Knowing what to do before, during and after an emergency is a critical part of being prepared and may make all the difference when seconds count.
FEMA offers helpful information on being informed, developing a family communications plan and making an emergency supply kit.
The function of the Engineering Department is to manage two broad categories of activities.
Prepare - Prevent - Protect
Welcome to the official website of the Hudson Fire Department. Our site contains valuable information about our department, our community, and our members. We hope you will take the time to explore the different areas and links.
HCTV gives live cablecasts of Town Meetings, Annual School District Meetings, and live Election Day results. Live broadcasts include Board of Selectmen and Hudson School Board Meetings as well as a mobile broadcast truck used for remote recording of events.
Please, consult Channels 6, 8 and 22 for their respective community bulletin boards and respective schedule of broadcasts. The channel 22 bulletin board is the broadcast for the monitor outside the town Clerk's office for the convenience of residents doing business at Town Hall.
The Information Technology Department manages all hardware, software, and networking needs, from purchasing through installation and maintenance, for all Town departments including Public Safety services.
IT staff support approximately 300 users, including employees, elected officials and volunteers who use Town resources. We maintain telephony and other technology in 12 town-owned buildings and several remote sites.
The Inspectional Services Division is committed to providing direct support to the Hudson Fire Department's mission by providing quality building, fire, life safety and permitting services.
The Sewer Utility is responsible for customer service, billings and payment processing for Sewer Utility, Sewer Betterment, IDA and Sewer Capital Assessments.
The Sewer/Drain Division at the Highway Department is responsible for sewer and drainage maintenance. Please call (603) 886-6018.
The Tax Collector oversees the collection of warranted fees and the lien process in accordance with the standard tax collection procedures.
Credit and Debit card payments are processed by Invoice Cloud. Invoice Cloud is a third-party payment provider, operating under an agreement with the Town of Hudson to process credit and debit card payment on your behalf.
The Water Utility office is responsible for customer service, billings and payment processing for the Town's Water and Fire Service operations.
The Town of Hudson contracts with Whitewater to provide overall operational services to the Hudson Water Utility.
The Town of Hudson provides short-term emergency assistance to eligible individuals or families.
The function of the Zoning and Code Enforcement Department is to administer, interpret and uphold all regulations set forth in the Zoning Ordinances and provide staff assistance to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Residents are encouraged to comply with local land use codes which in turn will compliment our code enforcement efforts.
Our Zoning Administrator, Chris Sullivan, coordinates zoning cases for the Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) and attends ZBA meetings held on the second (if necessary) and fourth Thursday's of each month.
The Budget Committee has nine members elected for three-year terms. They are responsible for preparing and presenting the town budget as provided in under state law RSA 32:5. In order to prepare the budget, the committee communicates with department heads and other town officials regarding estimated costs, anticipated revenues, services performed to the extent deemed necessary.
The Building Board of Appeals derives its authority from the International Building Code (IBC). The Board acts on appeals brought forth by person(s) aggrieved or head of any agency of the municipality from any decision of the building official. Members are individuals either familiar with building construction, or licensed professional engineers, architects. etc. The Board consists of three (3) members appointed for 3-year terms and meets on an as-need basis.
The Hudson Cemetery Trustees are responsible for the five Town-owned cemeteries:
Per under state law RSA 652:15, Supervisors of the Checklist. The term "supervisors of the checklist" shall include any board of registrars or similar body performing the functions of registering voters and correcting the checklist in cities.
Benson Park and the Town of Hudson Conservation lands are now open for hiking and exploring. For a list of properties and their locations, please see the Hudson Conservation Trail Maps link below.
Most importantly, remember to follow the appropriate social distancing guidelines when on the properties.
Library Trustees have the entire custody and management of the public library and of all the property of the town relating thereto, including appropriations held pursuant to under state law RSA 202-A:11, III, but excepting trust funds held by the town. Trustees serve staggered three-year terms or until their successors are elected and qualified.
The Municipal Utility Committee was established May 8, 2013 and is a combination of the Water Utility and Sewer Utility Committees. The five member committee (changed from seven member to five member per BOS action on October 11, 2016) is charged with overseeing the Water and Sewer Utilities, preparing bylaws, policies and procedures concerning the utilities; making recommendations regarding a utility budget and providing an overview of income and expenditures, and providing overview and recommendation for the ongoing administration and operations of the utilities.
The Recreation Committee a non statutory advisory committee The Recreation Committee consists of seven members and one alternate appointed by the Board of Selectmen for terms of three years, such terms to be staggered. Vacancies shall be filled by appointment of the Board of Selectmen for the unexpired term. The membership was increased from five to seven by the Board of Selectmen on December 27, 2005.
The Sustainability Committee aims to increase energy efficiency, recycling, and proper waste disposal throughout the town of Hudson, New Hampshire. We promote sustainability best practices in our community through community outreach and public events. We advocate for the implementation of green policies, practices, and technologies to ensure a more sustainable town.
Meeting ScheduleThe Sustainability Committee meets on the fourth Monday of the month at 7:00 PM in the lower level, Buxton Meeting Room.
Effective June 1, 2021, the Zoning Board of Adjustment will resume full in-person meetings and hearings at Hudson Town Hall, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH in the Buxton Meeting Room on the lower level of Town Hall. If you plan to attend the meeting, please be aware of the following precautions:
If you are not feeling well, have a fever, a cough, shortness of breath or other cold or flu symptoms; please do not attend the meeting.
The following form may be printed, completed and returned to the Land Use office for processing:
Please refer to the online submission page - Click HERE.
However, if you prefer to complete and print out, see the option below.
In addition to the Building Permit Application that can be found in the supporting documents below, a NH Residential Energy Code Application must also be completed any time there will be added living space that will be heated or cooled. Only pages 1 and 2 of the NH Residential Energy Code are required.
All completed applications should be returned to the Inspectional Services Department.
The Town of Hudson welcomes those groups that use Benson Park. This property is owned by the Town of Hudson and we are very proud of it.
Looking to reserve a party or gathering at Benson's Park? If you have a minimum of 15 people and a maximum of 50 people, you can download the Benson Park Usage Form.
Any Hudson resident, who is at least 18 years old, may register to vote in person at the Town Clerk's Office during regular office hours, 8:00am-4:30pm Monday through Friday. You must bring a photo ID and proof of residency and/or citizenship. The New Hampshire State requirements are available here.
Wednesday, December 13, 2023 – Last day to submit petitions to amend zoning ordinance for consideration at the 2024 Town Meeting. [RSA 675:4; 40:13, VII]
Residents sometimes ask how they can get a piece of legislation before the NH House or Senate for consideration. The State's page answers that question with an outline of how an idea goes from paper to law.
A private citizen, interest group or other who wishes to propose legislation must find a sponsor in the legislative body to submit their suggestion for drafting.
In New Hampshire, a municipality’s Master Plan is a long-range policy document that details the community’s vision and goals, and outlines a series of strategies to achieve them. The Master Plan is a responsibility of the Planning Board. While the Town is preparing to embark on an update to the Master Plan in the second half of 2019, the Hudson Master Plan was updated in 2006 and consists of a comprehensive review and analysis of Hudson's past, present, and future infrastructure needs and capacities.
- These public spaces are not sanitized
- Use of these areas are at your own risk
You will see signage throughout these areas to remind you of the precautions you should be taking when visiting. We encourage everyone to have fun but please stay safe and practice the safety protocols that have been suggested.
The Friends of Benson Park Elephant Barn Gift Store will be open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 12 noon to 4 p.m., weather permitting.
This page is dedicated to providing the Citizens of Hudson with public health information pertaining to an event, either natural or manmade, that creates a health risk to the public. Alerts and advisories regarding epidemics and pandemics of influenza and other communicable diseases can be found on the Health Alert tab to the left.
The Solid Waste/Trash Service Guide provides yard cleanup dates, collection days for each neighborhood, and other important information on solid waste/trash and recycling services for the Town of Hudson, NH.
- Superior Competitive Advantages.
- Superior Quality of Life.
- Superior Employment Base.
- Superior Quality of Services.
The mission of Hudson, New Hampshire Economic Development Department is to create new job opportunities and expand the tax base for the town and region. The Town of Hudson strives to support and develop local industry, as well as market Hudson, New Hampshire globally as an exceptional place to live, work and play.
Since its beginning as a settlement in 1746, Hudson has succeeded by being a community of hardworking, family-oriented people with a distinct vision to create a brighter future for all within its borders.
Today, Hudson residents still hold those longstanding values with an updated vision of an even brighter future than could be imagined by past generations. Whether you’re a business owner looking to start anew or to locate your business, or a prospective homeowner thinking about relocating to New Hampshire, please come and visit Hudson. It’s a great community in which to live, work and make your dreams come true!
- New Hampshire has the lowest state tax burden in the United States.
- Hudson has one of the lowest property tax burdens in the State of New Hampshire.
- Hudson offers high quality services, a superior location, and low municipal debt.
- Hudson is a great community in which to live, work and pursue your interests.
- No Personal income tax.
- One of the lowest property tax rates in Southern New Hampshire.
- Southern New Hampshire border community with easy access to major interstate highways.
- Economic Revitalization Zones in two major industrial parks.
- Stable municipal tax rate with significant infrastructure upgrades and services.
- Low bonded debt on municipal buildings and schools.
The Town of Hudson, New Hampshire has close proximity to 2 major interstate highways which makes it an ideal location for business. F.E. Everett Turnpike/Route 3 and I-93 are within a short distance of the community. F.E. Everett Turnpike/Route 3 connects Route 495 to Manchester, NH; I-93 runs from Boston, MA South to Manchester, NH North. Route 495 North connects to Route 95 and Route 495 connects to Routes 290 and 90 (Mass Pike) South.
A two-lane highway connects the community of Hudson to F.E. Everett Turnpike/Route 3, while Route 3A connects to the center of town. Both Route 111 and Route 102 connect to I-93 at exits 3 and 4 respectively.
Air travel is convenient from the community of Hudson with 2 major airports within 50 miles and a regional, executive airport located in Nashua, NH. Nashua Municipal Airport features a 5,500 foot runway. Manchester Boston Regional Airport offers 66 daily non-stop flights to 18 cities on 6 major carriers. Boston Logan Airport offers 100 daily non-stop flights on 50 major carriers
The Town of Hudson is located on the Southern border of New Hampshire, bordering the State of Massachusetts.
- Within a 1 hour drive from Hudson, you can reach the destination of the New Hampshire seacoast and the metropolitan city of Boston, Massachusetts.
- The White Mountains in northern New Hampshire can be reached within 2 hours.
The Town of Hudson recognizes the broad economic objectives of stable property taxes, high employment and sustainable growth.
The Town of Hudson provides superior infrastructure and services such as highways and roads, parks, affordable housing, crime prevention and K-12 education.
The Town of Hudson strives to create new employment opportunities and retain its existing employment base through specific efforts in business finance, marketing, small business development, business retention and expansion, green renewable energy projects and commercial and residential real estate development.
In 2008, the Hudson Board of Selectmen asked the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development to designate the Sagamore Industrial Park and the Clement Road Industrial Park as Economic Revitalization Zones (ERZ).
The applications were approved on November 18, 2008 by the Commissioner of New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development.
This ERZ program encourages companies to move into unused or underutilized industrial parks in return for tax credits against their annual business profits and enterprise taxes.
All companies within these zones may apply to the state for the credit.
As part of the Town of Hudson’s compliance with the Federal Environmental Protection Agency’s mandate, Hudson files the MS4 Permit on an annual basis. On this page we talk about issues related to storm-water pollution in surface waters and help to educate the public with increasing the importance of clean water.
Please see the attached document for more information.
Homeowner DO's & DONT'sRead these EPA Guidelines because what you don't know can hurt the environment.
A grant has been submitted to the U.S. Department of Transportation for help in building Hudson Boulevard (a portion of the former Circumferential Highway). The complete grant is available to review here, as well as an overview image and overall layout image.
GIS Information and Disclaimer
The Town of Hudson makes no warranty, representation, or guarantee as to the content, sequence, accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of any of the information provided herein.
Any motorized boat operated on the public waters of New Hampshire, including tidal and coastal waters and all inland waters, must be registered and must display the bow number issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles as part of the registration process, unless the boat is exempt as provided in Section RSA 270-E:4. Boats may be registered at any time of year, but each boat registration expires on December 31st of the year it was registered.
According to RSA 540:1-b, effective January 1, 2011, owners of restricted property must file a statement with the town or city clerk of the municipality in which the property is located that provides the name, address, and telephone number of a person within the state who is authorized to accept service of process for legal proceedings
Marriage is the legally recognized union of two people (RSA 457). Any person who meets the eligibility requirements as outlined below may marry any other eligible person. Couples wanting to be joined in marriage, whose ceremonies will be occurring in the State of New Hampshire, regardless of their place of residence, may obtain a marriage license from any New Hampshire city/town clerk’s office.
- Vanity Plates, Moose Plates, Agriculture/Farm/Tractor Plates
- Register vehicles up to 26,000 lbs.
- Late renewals up to 12 months late
- Duplicate registrations
- Same lease to same lease transfers
- Transfer 4-digit passenger plates
- Transfer 3-digit commercial plates
The Highway Safety Committee is established under Town Code Section 61-1.
The purpose of the Committee is to:
The mission of the Benson Park Committee is to protect and maintain the rich history of the park. It will preserve and enhance a park which enriches the quality of life for the residents of Hudson and visitors alike, it will preserve the park for the enjoyment of present and future generations, and foster harmony with nature by promoting a wide range of year round passive recreational activities
On December 31, 2008, the Town of Hudson acquired 166 acres of land previously known as Benson’s Wild Animal Farm from the New Hampshire Department of Transportation. It took over eight years to accomplish this feat. The Quit Claim Deed was accepted officially by the town at the State House from the Governor on January 23, 2009.
Chairman: Ralph Alio
The Landscaping Committee is responsible for the coordination of volunteer upkeep of the landscape at Benson Park.
The park depends upon volunteers to help maintain, restore and preserve it. Volunteerism is high within the park as demonstrated by the attendance at clean up days that are held throughout the year. Please complete the form below if you're interested in becoming a Benson Park volunteer.
Please watch the Town Calendar for Saturday cleanups at Benson Park. They typically run from 9 am to 2 pm, weather permitting.
Thank you to all our volunteers who help keep our park beautiful!
The Hudson Board of Selectmen is pleased to announce that the transfer of the old Benson's Wild Animal Farm property from the New Hampshire Department of Transportation to the Town of Hudson is now official.
May 1 to August 31
5:00 AM to 9:00 PM
September 1 to October 31
5:00 AM to 7:00 PM
November 1 to February 29
5:00 AM to 5:00 PM
March 1 to April 30
5:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Benson Park is a 166-acre, passive recreational spot open to the general public and is the pride of the local residents. Full of rich history, Benson Park was once home to "Benson's Wild Animal Farm", opened in 1924. Today the park is maintained by the Department of Public Works with help from a dedicated group of volunteers. The park is open daily with seasonal closing times.
The Town of Hudson welcomes those who use Benson Park. This property is owned by the Town of Hudson and we are very proud of it and strive to preserve it's beauty. For this simple reason we ask the following:
1. No groups of over 50 people allowed. (Over 15 and less than 50, please fill out Park Usage Form in menu and send in prior to your visit)
2. The park must be left in a clean and orderly fashion. All trash must be placed into the trash receptacles or the dumpster in the parking lot.
- Identify tree and plant species with markers inside the park.
- Refurbish picnic tables.
- A project on "leave no trace" principles and how to incorporate them in the park.
- Update and install permanent signs to replace the temporary signs on the buildings.
- Design a self-guided nature trail brochure.
- Non-native plant removal and replace with native trees and shrubs.
- Investigate, recreate and install the totem pole from the old park.
- Create a tree barrier between Route 111 and the Haselton Farm trail.
The former Benson's Wild Animal Farm property represents a significant opportunity for the Town of Hudson to provide open space and recreational amenities to its citizens. The 168-acre property was acquired by the New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHOOT) for the purpose of creating a wetland mitigation site for wetland impacts at various highway construction projects. These projects include widening of the F.E. Everett Turnpike and construction of the Nashua Circumferential Highway.
The Budget Committee calendar for the FY20 budget season has been approved.
The Board of Selectmen Budget Schedule for the FY20 budget season has been approved.
Town Moderator is an elected position. The moderator presides over the town meetings, regulates the business thereof, decides questions of order, makes a public declaration of every vote passed, and may prescribe rules of proceeding; but such rules may be altered by the town.
Town Treasurer is an appointed position. The Treasurer is responsible for receipt and disbursement of town funds and the short-term investment of excess funds.
For guidelines regarding Public Input at Selectmen meetings, see the attached document.
The Town of Hudson has three members and two alternates on the Nashua Regional Planning Commission. The members are appointed to four-year terms.
Please see 2024 Solid Waste & Recycling brochure for exact dates (link below). Passes are required to dispose of solid waste, but not for yard waste, cardboard or metal. In case of inclement weather, please check www.hudsonnh.gov for transfer station schedule changes.
Transfer Station passes can be obtained at the Public Works Department only during normal working hours.
The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) details the quality of your drinking water, where it comes from, and where you can get more information. This annual report documents all detected primary and secondary drinking water parameters, and compares them to their respective standards known as Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs).
CCR Delivery MethodsThe Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) has been mailed to all Town of Hudson water users. We are providing this information online as another means for water users to view the report above. Acceptable CCR Delivery Methods.
Information regarding improving energy efficiency and comfort at home, while helping to protect the environment and reduce energy bills.
- Review “Recycle Right” on last page of 2023 Services Guide – Hudsonnh.gov. For items that will not fit into your Blue Tote/Cart contact the Hudson Public Works Dept: 603-886-6018, or to purchase an additional Blue Tote/Cart call Pinnard Waste Systems: 603-623-7933.
The Town of Hudson, NH has 4 unions and 1 collective bargaining unit. The agreements for each establish wages, hours, promotions, benefits, and other employment terms as well as procedures for handling disputes arising under them. Since collective bargaining agreements cannot address every workplace issue that might arise, unwritten customs and past practices, external law, and informal agreements are as important to the collective bargaining agreements as the written documents themselves.
Should you need to discuss a matter with any member of the Division, please contact 603-886-6005 and ask to be connected to their office. Voicemail is available.
Fire Marshal Dave Hebert: Coordinates general oversight of the daily operations of the Inspectional Service Division and liaisons with other town departments and divisions on matters of mutual concern. Supervises the towns blasting program.
A request for change of mailing address must be received in writing from the property owner to the Assessing Department.
PLEASE NOTE: It is the policy of the Town of Hudson to send the tax bill to the property owner, therefore, we cannot honor requests to send property tax bills to lenders (banks, mortgage companies, etc.) or property management firms
Please print and sign the attached form and mail to the address below.
Mail to:
Town of Hudson - Assessing Department
12 School Street
Hudson, NH 03051
Or
In order to encourage appreciation for the environment, conserve land and other resources, and to maintain open space, there are provisions for placing vacant land in Current Use status where it is assessed at significantly lower values.
Many requirements must be met and various restrictions do apply, including, in most cases, a 10 acre minimum requirement.
If you desire to investigate further, you will want to look up RSA 79-A in the weblink below, and/or also stop in the Assessing Department to get assistance.
- The applicant must have served not less than ninety (90) days in the Armed Forces of the United States in a war or conflict as outlined in RSA 72:28 and have been honorably discharged.
- Service in a qualifying war or armed conflict shall be as follows below:
Taxpayers are concerned about paying only their fair share of taxes for the services rendered. The Hudson Assessing Department is in charge of estimating the market value for all real estate in the Town of Hudson. The goal is to estimate the market value in an equitable manner and every effort is made to do so.
There is a counter terminal available during office hours and you can print property record cards for $1.00 each. In addition, you can request property record cards to be faxed at a cost of $2.00 per property. For faxed cards, please send payment in first by mail.
Robinson Pond is located on Robinson Road and is a great natural resource of our town. Both swimming area and boat launch are accessible from Robinson Rd. There are areas for parking both at the swimming area and boat launch. Gates will open daily from 8:00 am-8:00 pm starting Memorial Day weekend and will close after the Labor Day weekend. There will be beach monitors on duty during the weekends checking residency to ensure the facility is used by Hudson residents and their guests.
Greeley Park is located on Greeley Street near the intersection with Central Street/Route 111. The park offers a top-notch playground, basketball courts, and a baseball field, as well as trash cans and a portable toilet.
Jette Field is located at 20 County Road. It offers a softball field for evening games, along with bleachers for spectator viewing, a portable toilet, and a great sandy hill for children to play while attending games. The dimensions of the field are as follows: 267' to left field, 269' to center field, 267' to right field.
Located on Burnham Road (where it changes to Ferry Street), visible from the road, about .5 mi from the intersection with Rt.111. Merrifield Park offers residents a regulation size sand volleyball court, playground equipment for the kids, picnic tables, and barbeque grills. Park benches and a portable toilet are also on site. There are some walkling trails behind the park for those interested in a little nature walk. This is a great park to spend the afternoon with the family.
Sousa Field was completed and dedicated in July 2008. The field is located on County Road behind Jette Field. Primary parking is at Nottingham West Elementary School. There is a portable toilet available. The dimensions of the field are as follows: 210' to left field, 200' to center field, 210' to right field.
Prepare yourself and your family for a disaster with an emergency plan. A printable Family Emergency Plan is available through the FEMA website. It will help you address the care of pets, aiding family members with access and functional needs, safely shutting off utilities, and other important considerations. Be sure to gather your family and discuss your plan.
FEMA's guide on what to include in a disaster supplies kit can be found here below. It is important to remember to keep the kit updated with fresh batteries and first aid supplies, non-perishable goods, pet food and basic essentials.
We encourage everyone to utilize our online submission system to obtain or renew your burning permit.
In person service is available at our Central Fire Station located at 15 Library Street.
REMINDER - requests to burn must still be made through the Burning Request Hotline at 603-816-3293.
The Hudson Fire Department has three Stations and one Administration building:
The EMS Division strives to provide the citizens and visitors of Hudson with a service that is both professional and caring. We welcome your comments and suggestions on the care and service we provide.
StaffingThe EMS Division of the Fire Department is comprised of Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) from the full time staff. All of our full-time firefighters are dually trained as EMT’s.
We currently have twelve (12) Paramedics, twenty-five (25) Advanced EMT's, and two (2) EMT's.
When snow, wind and freezing temperatures are in the forecast, here are a few important resources that you may find helpful during these times.
ReadyNH.gov is New Hampshire's official source for information during state emergencies. This site provides a lot of information on what to do during extreme winter weather.
To Honor Those Who Have Served
The members of the Hudson Fire Department have erected a memorial dedicated to the men and women of the Hudson Fire Department and to the members who have given their lives in the line of duty for the Town of Hudson.
The Memorial is located on the corner of Central Street and Lowell Road.
The following forms and permits may be printed, completed and returned to the Hudson Fire Department for processing.
Online submission:
Some forms are available for electronic submission. Please refer to the Web Links section at the bottom of this page to access those forms.
The Communications Division / Dispatch Center of the Hudson Fire Department is the area of the organization responsible for receiving and transferring Emergency and Business information to the proper division within the department in a timely manner.
StaffingThe Dispatch Center is staffed by full-time dispatchers and on duty firefighters. The Center is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Each full-time dispatcher works 12 hours a day, 4 days a week. This makes up two 12-hour shifts a day. The Dispatch Center is located at the Central Station at 15 Library Street.
Please follow the TIER 2 Instructions below to submit your Tier II report(s) to both the State of New Hampshire and the Town of Hudson as required to meet SARA Title III, Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act(link is external) (EPCRA) reporting requirements.
The Operations Division of the Hudson Fire Department is the area of the organization that is responsible for the daily emergency response activities. It is a very busy part of the Hudson Fire Department to which most of the employees are assigned, as well as accounting for the majority of the department's budget. The public is encouraged to come in or call with any questions or concerns.
New Hampshire law (Statute RSA 374, Section 47-56) requires excavators to notify Liberty Utilities Dig Safe at least 72 hours before digging. The toll free number is 1-888-DIG SAFE (344-7233).
Not all applicable codes, laws and standards are listed on our website. Please consult a licensed professional to determine which codes, laws and/or standards apply to your project(s).
Code ReferenceInspections can be scheduled by calling (603) 886-6005. Should you have any questions, please feel free to ask directly for one of our members.
To better assist you in contacting the proper member of the Division, the following information may be helpful:
Fire Marshall Dave Hebert: Coordinates general oversight of the daily operations of the Inspectional Services Division and liaisons with other town departments and divisions on matters of mutual concern. Supervises the towns blasting program.
NEW BUILDING CODES:
House Bill #1681 was signed into law effective July 1, 2022 by NH Governor Chris Sununu. This law provides for the adoption of new building codes based on the 2018 ICC and Fire/2020 NEC codes.
A 6 month concurrency period began July 1, 2022 which allowed the applicant to provide compliance with either edition of the Code in effect. (i.e. you could be compliant with either the 2015 or 2018 ICC and Fire Codes for Building or 2017/2020 for NEC)
The Planning Board is authorized to develop a CIP to contemplate upcoming capital projects of the Town and School District in the near future. The CIP report is provided as input to the Board of Selectmen and Budget Committee as input to the next year's fiscal plan.
The Capital Improvements Committee is a sub-committee of the Planning Board with representatives from the Board of Selectman, School Board, Budget Committee, and a citizen member.
The documents linked below are prepared in accordance to RSA 674:21 (V)(I) and enables to public to track the payment, expenditure, and status of individually collected fees.
The Nashua Regional Planning Commission's report regarding the movement of traffic within the Town of Hudson, New Hampshire.
Electric Supplier
Eversource Energy
(800) 662-7764
https://www.eversource.com/content
Liberty Utilities
(800) 833-4200
https://libertyutilities.com/
Rymes Propane & Oil
(603) 889-0407
https://rymes.com/
The Town of Hudson offers adult sports such as Men's Softball, Women's Softball, , and 35+ Basketball.
Games: Games are played Monday through Thursday at 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm during the months of May thru August at Jette Field. Times are subject to change due to Covid-19
Cost: $110 for Hudson residents, and non residents. A valid ID is required to register.
Registration Dates: Now open online , "click here" and will close on 3/26/23
Men's Coordinator: David Forman
Played Mondays September through March in the All-Purpose Room at Memorial School. Non-competitive volleyball from 7:30 pm -9:00 pm.
** All players MUST be out of the school by 9:00 pm - NO EXCEPTIONS!
Cost: there will be a fee in 2022
Registration: Opens September online
Over 35 Basketball League plays every Sunday mornings during the months of December through March. League is open to all residents but does have a maximum amount permitted of 56 players.
Registration: Closed for 2024
Cost: $120
Location: Community Center
Restrictions: You must be a Hudson resident over the age of 35
Check out the standings on our home page!
Over 35: Friday nights 7:30pm-9:00pm at Memorial during the season
Tuesday nights 9:00pm - 10:30pm at the Community Center during the season
** All players MUST be out of the school by 9:00pm - NO EXCEPTIONS!!
Cost: Free
Restrictions: You must be a Hudson resident over the age of 35.
These fun nights are sure to have you laughing. Comedy nights are held at the Community Center several times a year. Dates will be posted on the Recreation Calendar.
November 11, 2023 is our next Comedy Show! Tickets will be available to purchase online beginning 10/1/23. Please note that we DO NOT hold tickets. Payment is due to purchase.Note: This event usually sells out, so plan to purchase tickets ahead as they may not be available at the door
Dances are held several times a year. This is a social event for students in 5th/6th grade. There are refreshments sold at the dance.
Time: 6pm - 8:30pm
Note: Parents must enter the building promptly at 8:30pm to pick up their child.
Admission: $5
Cell phone policy: Cell phones are collected at the door and returned at the end of the night
If you're interested in chaperoning, please calls us. We encourage you to volunteer!
We know how important special family events are. We offer a Mother/Son Night. All events are posted on our Recreation Calendar.
Note: These events usually sell out, so plan to purchase tickets ahead as they may not be available at the door
- Tickets are sold in advance
Registration for the 2024 program will open on 3/19/24.
READY TO REGISTER??? CLICK HERE!
PLEASE NOTE - When registering more than one child, you will select the first child to register. You will be taken to the "Forms Page" where you will add additional children in the "Summer Program Registration 2024" form.
The Town of Hudson Recreation Department offers a wide variety of sports for youth in the area. Our youth sports programs are designed to develop the young athlete in a fun and competitively healthy environment.
Closed 9/30/23 - See season information below
Age: You must be in grades 3 through 8
Cost: $70.00
Season:
Practice: Takes place in town
Registration: Opens 9/1 and closed 9/30/23
Restrictions: You must be a Hudson resident.
Age: 3rd grade through 8th grade
Cost: $125
Indoor Practice: TBA
Season: April to June
Registration: Open online.
Games: Sundays
Notes: Athletes are required to purchase a uniform and equipment in addition to registration fees. This is a traveling program.
Restrictions: You must be a Hudson resident
Registration is NOW OPEN for the 2024 season!
Little Kickers. This program is designed for ages 3 - 4 years of age. (3 years old by September 1)
The policies and procedures of the Senior Center are available to view at the link below. If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
The Hudson Senior Center is committed to providing you with valuable and interesting information and resources. We’ve put together a variety of phone numbers and websites for you to choose from, please see below.
Hudson Food Pantry (Hudson NH) 603-883-6048
Commodity Food SNHS 1-877-211-0723
Meals on Wheels Hillsborough County 603-424-9967
Nashua Transit System - Transportation for Hudson Residents 603-880-0100
The Department of Public Works maintains approximately 200 miles of roadway within its jurisdiction. The State of NH Department of Transportation is responsible for an additional 13 miles of roadway (bulleted list below).
The State Department of Transportation, District 5 (NHDOT) is responsible for the maintenance, salting, sanding and plowing of the following roads in the Town of Hudson.
- Saturday, December 7, 2024
Curbside yard waste collection starts at 7:00 am on the above date(s).
Yard Waste GuidelinesBarrels and Biodegradable Leaf Bags Only. No container over 75 pounds in weight. Brush should be bundled with twine and no larger than 2 feet in diameter and 3 feet long.
The complete Snow and Ice Removal Plan which was adopted on January 27, 2000 and updated September 2011 is available below.
Objective:It is the goal and intent of the Town of Hudson to provide timely, efficient and cost-effective winter maintenance, snow removal and ice control on the roadways of the municipality for the safety and benefit of the Town's residents and the general motoring public.
Please contact Nashua Regional Planning Commission (NRPC) at 603-424-2240, visit www.NashuaRPC.org, or see the attached flyer for disposal dates, locations and fee schedule for the items below. See the attached information regarding hazardous waste and your drinking water.
The policies and procedures of the Sewer Department are detailed in the attachment below.
- Online using this portal.
- In person at the Hudson Sewer Utility Office. The Hudson Sewer Utility Office is located in on the main level of Town Hall at 12 School Street, Hudson, NH 03051.
- By mail to The Hudson Sewer Utility, Post Office Box 9572, Manchester, NH 03108-9572
- Cash
- Checks (personal, bank, money orders)
Sewer is billed quarterly usually in January, April, July and October each year. The bill has a usage/flow charge and also flat rate based on meter size. If a property is not connected to sewer but has access to it, including vacant lots, it will be billed a flat rate of $23.93 a quarter.
Your property has to be in the water district to connect to Town water. To find out if your property is in the water district, please call the Engineering office at (603) 886-6008. If your property is in the water district, the Engineering office can assist you with applying for service. In order for you to be considered for connection, you will be required to complete a Water Connection Application, Water Demand Form and submit a plan. These forms are available in the Engineering office.
The following fire service rates will be charged on a monthly basis based on the size of the customer's fire service line
The Town of Hudson has one active community well in Litchfield and currently purchases water from Pennichuck Water Works. Both water sources are currently in compliance with the current federal and state levels and no action is required at this time. We are working on determining how the new proposed EPA rules, which have not been adopted yet, could impact us. The new proposed rules have not been adopted yet and will be subject to DES review and approval for the next two years.
- Mail check to our lockbox service
- Mail check to Town Hall
- Drop check off at Town Hall in the GRAY box in front of building (no cost)
- Pay online with a credit card (a 2.95% fee)
- Pay online with an EFT check (40 cents)
- Pay through personal online banking (usually no cost) set up 5 work days before due date
- Cash
- Checks (personal, bank, money orders)
The rules and regulations of the Water Utility are detailed in the attachment below.
The following water service rates will be charged on a monthly basis based on the customer's meter size.
Vital records (birth records after 1918, marriage & death records after 1968) are not public records and are only accessible to immediate family members or representatives with a “direct and tangible interest”, such as an attorney or other authorized agent in behalf of the registrant or his/her family. Proof of identification is required when requesting a vital record certificate.
Vital records can be obtained in one of three ways:
Notary Public services are provided by each clerk at the Town Clerk's Office. Documents requiring notarization must be signed in the presence of the Notary Public. Any document signed prior will not be notarized.
Notary Public Fees: $5.00
The property tax year runs from April 1st through March 31st. The Town of Hudson’s property taxes are billed biannually. The first bill, sent by the end of May, is calculated at half of the previous years’ taxes and is usually due on or about July 1st. The final bill, usually sent out in October and usually due on or about December 1st, is calculated at the current year tax rate, less the July payment. Interest is calculated at 8% from the due date of each bill. If your July bill is not paid until December there
- Owners must present a valid rabies certificate and a neutering/spaying certificate, if applicable.
- A late fee of $1 per month will be charged beginning June 1st for any unlicensed dog.
- Any dog still unlicensed on June 20th will be issued a civil forfeiture fine of $25.00 in accordance with RSA 466:13.
- $ 9.00 Unaltered Male/Female
The residents of the Town of Hudson, New Hampshire, have a unique benefit in that they have seven day a week of animal control coverage. Jana McMillan is the full time Animal Control Supervisor and Deputy Health Officer, with more than 21 years of service to the town. Their job is to protect the health and safety of humans and animals in the Town of Hudson.
Vaccination against rabies is required (RSA 436:100)(link is external) for dogs, cats and ferrets. Rabies vaccination must be administered by a licensed veterinarian at the age of three (3) months. Revaccination is yearly or every third year. Consult your veterinarian. Save the certificate!
Does the Hudson Police Department Animal Control have your four legged friend?
We know that losing a pet is a stressful ordeal. If you are missing a pet, check on our Facebook page to see if we have good news!
If not, contact Communications at 603-886-6011 so they can gather information about your missing pet and provide further instructions.
FATAL HIT-AND-RUN
Sheila Rosati
March 3, 1990
On March 3, 1990 at 10:45 PM, Sheila Rosati was struck down by an unknown driver of a pickup truck traveling at a high rate of speed westbound on Kimball Hill Road in Hudson. Though witnesses attempted to flag the driver down, the pickup neither stopped nor slowed.
- Detail rate is a 4 hour minimum requirement. If you require a police cruiser there is an additional $20/hour charge
- Detail must be paid for at Town Hall prior to being scheduled through the Police Department. Please contact Town Hall for current detail rate.
- Payment can only be made in cash or by bank check. No personal checks or credit cards are accepted.
The following are links to additional website resources that have important information related to law enforcement.
Business Line: (603) 886-6011
Crime Line: (603) 594-1150
Names appearing on the list below do not indicate that the person is guilty of the crime; only that there is a warrant on file for their arrest on the date the list was published.
On June 13, 2017, the Board of Selectmen voted to dissolve the Senior Affairs Committee. Questions or information can be obtained at the Board of Selectmen's office, 12 School Street or by calling 603-886-6024.
These committees are no longer active.
- Joint Planning Board
- Senior Building Committee
- Senior Affairs Committee
Trails on the forested part of the property north of Bockes Road wind through an oak-pine forest that shows off good forest management at its best. Look for signs of fox, fisher, coyote, raccoon, and weasel. For leaf-peeping close to home, this property, with long views down its woods roads, is an excellent choice.
Musquash Pond Trail is a 6.9 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Hudson, New Hampshire that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Turn onto Maple Ave. from Central St. and follow to the end where the road heads into the park. Parking is at the entrance, and there is enough for a few cars.
HistoryThe park is in a pretty secluded area which was purchased and developed with a grant from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. It hosts a few picnic benches and contains a path which leads down to the side of the Merrimack River. Although cars are not allowed into the park, a canoe or kayak could be carried down the path to the river.
Stop by our courts on the corner of Central Street and Melendy Road, (the old Skate Park).
These courts are used on a first come first serve basis for Hudson residents, however they are reserved on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday mornings from 8:00am-12:00pm for Recreation Department programming. All other days and times are open first come first serve. Bookings are not permitted nor are instructional classes by the public.
160 Derry Rd.
882-1699
284 Webster St.
233-7613
6 Dracut Rd.
882-7793
128 Greeley St.
882-6756
123 Derry Rd.
889-1884
Property Assessment Data
Property assessment data is provided as a service to the citizens of Hudson through Vision Government Solutions, Inc. You can use the link below to reach the website and search for data on any property.
**Printed property record cards are available for $1.00 each at the counter in Town Hall.
Greetings and welcome to the web page for the Assessing Department. This area contains information that may be of interest to taxpayers, property owners and individuals involved in real estate activity.
While the data within this site is believed to be correct, NO WARRANTY IS GIVEN OR IMPLIED AS TO ITS ACCURACY. Do not make any decisions to buy or sell real estate based solely on the data presented on this web site. Verify all pertinent data prior to making any final decisions.
Nancy Daniels (Benson Park photography)
Dave Morin (Fire banner, mega menu images and other photographs)
Vin Guarino (Town Hall and Nine-Eleven images)
Joel (Senior Center banner)
Matthew Haeffner, Cemetery Trustees banner
Other Contributers
Dana Jutras (Conservation land brochure)
Laurie Jasper (Benson Farm history)
The Town of Hudson does not issue permits for fireworks to the general public.
Please see the Fireworks Information PDF below for more information.
HEALTH ALERT:
11/4/2021 - NHDES Issues New Fish Consumption Advisories for 5 Lakes in Southern New Hampshire. Elevated Levels of Perfluorooctane Sulfonic Acid (PFOS) Detected in Fish Tissue.
Click HERE for complete details.
May 6, 2021:
On May 6, 2021 and in conjunction with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Kidde voluntarily announced a recall to replace Kidde TruSense Smoke and Combination Smoke/Carbon Monoxide Alarms.
In certain instances, the product may experience a delay in detection, or may fail to detect, smoke, which could compromise the alarms’ ability to alert consumers to a potential fire.
Criminal Investigation Division, Town of Hudson
Registered Sex Offenders
Persons accessing this information are cautioned that the registry contains identifying information about the offense for which the sex offender is registered.
Please keep in mind the questions and answers on this website are generic only. The Hudson Police Department will be prosecuting your case and therefore cannot provide legal advice on the matter.
These questions are intended for people who have not hired legal representation. If you have legal representation, please consult with your attorney.
A Hudson crime line was put in place to promote better enforcement of existing laws and to help in the apprehension and conviction of criminals. Citizens are encouraged to call our crime line to help develop a community offensive against crime. Members of the public are motivated to cooperate with the Hudson Police Department and other law enforcement agencies within Hillsborough County through rewards and awards established by a regional crime line program.
Any person that is a Hudson Police Department employee is eligible to become an active member of the Hudson Police Relief Association. The Association receives monies from fund raising activities and from private donations.
The Hudson Police Department has joined forces with AARP. The Hudson Police Department offers two programs sponsored by AARP.
The Hudson Police Department is a Child Safety Seat Inspection Station. We have employees who are certified child safety seat technicians. If you would like to have a child seat inspected for correct installation call us for an appointment at (603)886-6011.
The Hudson Police Department has a drug drop box located in the lobby of the Police Department. This drop box can be used for the disposal of any of the following:
- Any used and unwanted prescription medications
- Unknown tablets and capsules
- Unwanted over-the-counter medications
- Veterinary medications
We DO NOT accept:
Senior Citizens may participate in the "Good Morning" Program by completing an application-questionnaire. Every morning between the hours of 7:30 and 10:00 AM, the participant must call in to our morning Communications personnel. Staff will acknowledge the senior's call, wish them a good morning, and mark the senior as having made contact with us.
If participating seniors DO NOT check in with our staff, Communications personnel will attempt to contact that Senior citizen via phone then an officer will be dispatched to their residence to check on them.
Every August the Hudson Historical Committee hosts the Old Home Days Festival. During this festival the Hudson Police Department operates a booth in which we display some of our equipment and programs. This event allows the community to interact with Hudson’s police personnel.
Operation Safe Return is a program designed to assist the "Memory Challenged." Any resident of the community who is impaired or has a family member who is, may apply to participate in the program.
This program is designed to better assist the Hudson Police Department when encountering children and adults with disabilities. SRO Jason Downey and SRO Cassandra Avery have developed a voluntary program where caregivers/parents can access our registration form (see supporting document below) and fill in information on their loved one which they feel could help officers in better understanding and communicating with them should they meet. This voluntary registration is designed to accommodate both children as well as adults that have disabilities such as: Autism, mental health co
The Rape Aggression Defense System is a program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques for women. This comprehensive, women-only course begins with awareness, prevention, and risk reduction/risk avoidance, while progressing on to the basics of hands-on defense training. RAD is not a Martial Arts program. The courses are taught by nationally certified RAD Instructors and provide each student with a workbook/reference manual.
Every year, employees from the Hudson Police Department volunteer their time by participating in the "Special Olympics". The New Hampshire Winter Special Olympics are held in Waterville Valley where Hudson Police Officers show their support and enthusiasm for the athletes by cheering and giving out awards. The New Hampshire Summer Special Olympics area games are located at the Alvirne High School. Hudson Police Employees participate in the opening ceremonies and present medals to the Olympians.
Fright night is an annual Halloween party sponsored by C.H.I.P.S. which is open to all of Hudson's children. As many as one thousand six hundred fifty people have attended the party at the Hudson Community Center where the children received Halloween bags, pizza, drinks, popcorn, and prizes while a DJ M.C.'s the event.
The children participate in games, pumpkin painting, and costume contests and interact with the many police officers in attendance.
For more information, please call (603) 886-6011.
Children of Hudson Interacting with Police Services (C.H.I.P.S.) is a charitable organization which is dedicated to fostering improved relations between the children of our town and our police department. Since 1990 C.H.I.P.S., which consists of a committee of police officers, business people and concerned citizens, has endeavored to fund and produce programs which allow our town's police officers to meet and socialize with Hudson's children and their parents.
The Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program has been in place in Hudson schools since 1988. Both Officer Jason Downey and Officer Cassandra Avery have been trained as D.A.R.E Officers. Currently, all fourth grade students attend a five week program, which is an introduction to the curriculum they will complete in the fifth grade.
The Hudson Police Department has partnered with Nashua Police Department. If interested in the Explorer Program please contact the Nashua Police Department at 594-3500.
Alvirne High School is a comprehensive public high school, grades 9-12, with an enrollment of 1550 students. After discussing and planning, the police department and the school community developed a proposal to fund and implement a School Resource Officer at the high school. In September of 1997, Paul Balukonis, a Master Patrolman with the Hudson Police Department, and former D.A.R.E. Officer, became the first Police member of the faculty.
Under the leadership of the School Resource Officers the Hudson Youth Police Academy provides 12 Hudson Youths ages 10-14 an opportunity to interact with the police officers in an effort to foster responsible citizenship and introduce them to Public Safety Services.
The Hudson Police Department Technical Accident Reconstruction (T.A.R.) unit consists of trained accident reconstructionists and is led by Sergeant Michael Corey. The team responds to all serious motor vehicle collisions and is responsible for reconstructing accidents to determine causation, gather evidence, and determine if charges should be filed.
The CIRT/TAR unit members are:
The Hudson Police Department Crime Scene Investigation Unit consists of specially trained officers and is led by Lt. Kevin Riley. The team responds to all major crime scenes and is responsible for scene processing and evidence collection.
The CSI unit members are:
You have the right to notify the police immediately if you have been a victim of any of the following crimes:
The Motorcycle Unit is a highly trained and specialized division of the Hudson Police Department. Officers have attended an intense two week training course before they are allowed to operate the Hudson Police Department Motorcycles. Once certified, these officers use the motorcycles on proactive patrol, parades, special functions, and funerals.
Every year members of the Motorcycle Unit must pass a re-certification course. Lieutenant Michael Davis, who is a certified motorcycle instructor is the Commander of this unit.
The mountain bike and UTV are great community-policing tools. A police officer on a bicycle is perceived as being approachable, as being a real person. The officer is outside and the bicycle gives a less threatening image than a police cruiser. The officer is always in contact with the public and most of these contacts are positive and friendly in nature.
The criminals are looking for and expecting a police car to respond not a bicycle. A mountain bike does not register in the mind of a criminal as being a threat. The mountain bike has no engine noise and does not use any fuel.
Patrol officers working the late night shift attempt to protect the most common victim of a nighttime burglary, the business establishments. Officers check the buildings housing businesses in town for open windows, unlocked doors and any sign of forced entry.
In the event any of the above is detected, the officers notify the individual listed in our files as the person to contact in the event of an emergency. If nothing unusual is detected, the officer will leave a "NIGHT EYES" business card letting the owner know that the Hudson Police are active while the community sleeps.
The good people of the Town of Hudson gave an overwhelming response when we advertised the need for safe houses for the bicycle patrol. Safe Houses are simply locations throughout the town where the bicycle patrol can park a marked police unit without the possibility of it being tampered with or damaged.
The officer will embark on his journey throughout the neighborhood knowing that the marked unit will be safe from harm. We thank the many people in town that have volunteered their property for our use.
Officers working the day shift do random house checks for residents who are on vacation or temporarily away from their home for an extended period.
If the officer detects forced entry, open or unlocked doors or windows, or other problems with the property, a contact person, previously provided by the homeowner, is notified and informed of the finding.
A service still provided by the Hudson Police Department, terminated by several other larger departments, is the vehicle lockout.
Officers will attempt to unlock a person's car door if they are the registered owner or a member of the immediate family of the registered owner. A waiver must be signed in case the officer damages the vehicle in his/her attempts.
Go to the NH Circuit Court, 9th Circuit, District Divison - Nashua, 30 Spring Street. If you are not a resident of Hudson or Nashua, go to your local courthouse. If the court is closed, you may go to your local police department for an emergency restraining order.
Next, fill out the appropriate paperwork, providing as much information as possible. Should the court issue the temporary order, read and be familiar with the order and how it works. Keep a copy with you at all times.
Domestic abuse knows no boundaries; men, women, children and elderly, regardless of race, class, sexual orientation or economic status are victims.
It is a crime for anyone to assault or threaten you, even if that person is a spouse, ex-spouse, boyfriend, girlfriend, household or family member, someone you are dating or someone you had once dated.
Abuse emerges in many forms. Abuse can be Physical, Emotional, Sexual, Verbal, Religious and Economical. Domestic Violence revolves around Power and Control. Often abusers are isolating, jealous and possessive.
Victim/Witness Advocate 886-6011 Nashua District Court 1-855-212-1234 Hillsborough County Superior Court 1-855-212-1234 Bridges Crisis Service
24-Hour Support Line 889-0858
883-3044 DCYF 1-800-894-5533
As the HPD Victim/Witness Advocate, I work in tandem with the HPD Legal Division in providing critical information and support to all victims and witnesses involved in the criminal and juvenile justice process. I also work closely and train with victim service professionals in the N.H. Attorney General and Hillsborough County Attorney offices, and with community-based domestic violence organizations.
In addition to a completed Blasting Permit Application, the following documentation is also required:
This application shall be used for both fuel fired and non-fuel fired appliances.
There are many ways to get involved and volunteer in our community.
Cost:$85
Registration Dates: Online only now and will close on 3/26//23
Women's Coordinator: Cindy Holton
Recreation Director: Chrissy Peterson
We know how important special family events are. We offer a themed annual Father Daughter Dance. All events are posted on our Recreation Calendar.
For more information please contact Chrissy Peterson at cpeterson@hudsonnh.gov.
Late October we host a Halloween Parade in the Park, located at Benson Park. This is fun, free event for children to wear their costumes and show them off. Participants will receive a goodie bag.
Dates: TBA
Grades: 3rd - 5th on a designated day/ 6th-8th on a designated day/9th-12th on a designated day
Fee: TBA
Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
Restrictions: A waiver must be signed to participate.
This Printable Booklet is created and maintained by Hudson resident Laura DeAngelis in conjunction with the Hudson Cemetery Trustees
The regulations below contain the requirements for developing land in Hudson. Administrative Requirements & Definitions governs the requirements of submittals, plans and applications. This section also contains some site characteristics pertinent to creating a plan. The Subdivision and Site Plan Regulations contain additional required site characteristics and processes specific to their applications. The Stormwater Management, Excavation of Soil and Driveways sections provide and additional level of detail where applicable.
The Senior Center is under the management of the Recreation Director and the Recreation Department. We take tremendous pride in being able to provide senior citizens a place to enjoy programs, events, and a path to foster friendships. Please make sure to look at our newsletters and field trip pages to check out what is upcoming and how to register for them.
We look forward to seeing you at the Senior Center!
The Town Assessing Department wishes to inform residents that the deadline for applying for any of the following:
- Appraise and assess all real estate
- Property Record Card data maintenance
- Provide for defense of assessed values before the Board of Tax and Land Appeals, Superior Court & Supreme Court
- Current Use Program administration
- Oversee all Tax Exemption & Tax Credit Programs
- Timber Tax and Gravel Tax program management
- Engage in public relations for the programs of the assessing office
Your tax bill is made up of several different elements and this office is responsible for one of those elements: the assessing function. This function forms the basis of the distribution of the Town’s annual property tax levy.This town department oversees the discovery; listing and assigning of assessed values to every property in town. The town currently has over 9,500 properties in addition to numerous exempt properties.
Your tax bill is made up of several different elements and this office is responsible for one of those elements: the assessing function. This function forms the basis of the distribution of the Town’s annual property tax levy.This town department oversees the discovery; listing and assigning of assessed values to every property in town. The town currently has over 9,500 properties in addition to numerous exempt properties.
The Hudson Senior Center will be closed if there is no school or a delayed opening for the Hudson School District during inclement weather. In the event of any weather cancellations or emergencies, cancellation will be listed here or registered with the following:
The following are seminars being presented at venues apart from the Hudson Senior Center.
Keep checking back for upcoming seminars.
The Hudson Senior Center is located in the North Barn at Benson Park and so we called our Presentation and Lecture time North Barn Presents! There is a presentation, musical performance, crafting class or round table discussion every Tuesday at 10:30am in the Function Room. Please see below for details on specific offerings.
Please select the form(s) you need on the left menu and print and bring to the Senior Center.
If you are registering for the Senior Center to participate in activities you will also need to sit for a picture at the Center. No appointment is necessary to register, just stop by during our current business hours. You can find our hours of operation on the Senior Center About Page or on the left under the Contact Information.
Sign up for something FUN! Our activity programs are designed to provide enjoyable, social and skill building opportunities for the 55 plus community ranging from a snowshoeing club to technology classes and more!
Hit the road without the hassle! We do the work to plan amazing trips to offer mini getaways throughout New England and beyond!
Join us in the Function Room for a speaker, presentation, round table discussion, musical guest(s), crafting project or other fun and different offerings. Please see below for specific details. TBD
Please choose one of the links below to see if you qualify for any tax exemption or credit.
Answer: The official 2022 tax rate is $14.69 per thousand.
Question: What is the current assessment level (ratio)?Answer: The 2022 ratio is 94.2%.
Question: How do I apply to my municipality for an abatement?
Answer: You must apply in writing to the municipality (RSA 76:16 I (b)), AFTER the final tax bill for 2023 is issued (November 2023 +/-) and BY March1, 2024. An original abatement application is required, in accordance with state laws/rules/case law; photocopies, faxed copies, and emailed applications are not accepted. The abatement application must have the original signature of the applicant.
In accordance with RSA 79:10, an owner as defined in RSA 79:1, II shall submit an "Intent to Cut" application to the Assessing Department before any timber can be cut from any property within the Hudson Town limits.
Applications for Tax Deferral for the elderly and disabled must be filed by March 1 following the date of notice of tax.
For more information regarding application procedures and definitions contact the Assessor's Office or refer to New Hampshire Revised Statutes Online.
There is a counter terminal available during office hours where customers may print property record cards for $1.00 each. In addition, anyone can request property record cards to be faxed at a cost of $2.00 per property. For faxed cards, please send payment by mail to the Assessor's Department, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH 03051.
This form can be used to request information on an incident or to request medical records. Please note that all medical record requests will require a HIPAA release form. Prior written consent is required for medical information that pertains to other patients.
Additional documentation including a picture ID may be required before your request is processed.
Cost:
Incident Report - Medical: $15.00
Please be aware that there is a fine of $100 for impeding snow removal (Town Ordinance 317-19) by parking any vehicle or trailer in the road during a snow event, day or night. The vehicle is also subject to be towed at the owner's expense. Please, help us to help you by not leaving your vehicles in the road when it snows.
Founded in April 2010, registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable trust.
Friends of Benson Park's mission is to preserve the legacy of the once famous “Benson’s Wild Animal Farm” by renovating the Elephant Barn at Benson Park, into a museum which will house memorabilia and provide educational opportunities to the community. Friends of Benson Park will accomplish this mission through volunteerism, fundraising, and the promotion of Benson Park.
For more information and how you can help, please see links below.
The Hudson Dog Park is a securely fenced public dog park located just inside Benson Park as you enter. It opened in the fall of 2012 and has since become a popular destination for dog owners living in the local area. It has a well-designed layout which includes two separate areas, large and small, for dogs to play leash free. Dog waste bags are available in both runs to help maintain a clean park.
In the early spring of 2010, Deputy Fire Chief Robert Buxton read an article in a fire service publication announcing that steel from the World Trade Center buildings would be available for memorials dedicated to those lost on that fateful day. The towers collapsed on September 11, 2001 due to terrorists crashing two planes into the World Trade Center Buildings in New York City.
This accident waiver is a risk acknowledgement form used to release a person, business, or organization from liability in the event of an accident. Any person signing this accident waiver attests that he or she has been informed of the risks of an activity.
If you love Benson Park and would like to be a part of its preservation and responsible development, there may be place for you to volunteer your time! Some areas of service include:
- Community Service Projects
- Gardening
- Education Programs
- Photography/Video
- Invasive Plant Control
- and much more!
Thank you for your interest in improving our beautiful park. Any and all project ideas are welcome and will be reviewed by the Benson Park Committee.
Above are pictures of the gorilla cages once used when Benson Park was home to Benson's Wild Animal Farm. They have been cleaned up and transformed from a neglected and vandalized structure to a safe area for visitors to reminisce.
Below is a PowerPoint slideshow by the Benson Park Committee describing their mission, vision and progress restoring some of the historical structures at Benson Park and preparing the space for passive use.
The regulations below contain the requirements for developing land in Hudson. Administrative Requirements & Definitions governs the requirements of submittals, plans and applications. This section also contains some site characteristics pertinent to creating a plan. The Subdivision and Site Plan Regulations contain additional required site characteristics and processes specific to their applications. The Stormwater Management, Excavation of Soil and Driveways sections provide and additional level of detail where applicable.
HCTV gives live cablecasts of Town Meeting and Annual School District Meetings, and live Election Day results. In addition, Board of Selectmen meetings and Hudson School Board Meetings are covered by live broadcasts.
HCTV also has a broadcast truck used for remote recording of events. Please consult Channel 22 for a community bulletin board and schedule of broadcasts. HCTV shares Channel 22 with the Town of Litchfield.
The Hudson Fire Department is a proud sponsor of the Boy Scouts of America Exploring Program. The Exploring Program gives those who are interested in a future in the Fire Service a chance to learn more about the job and the opportunity to start building the skills necessary to succeed. This program is for individuals between the ages of 14 and 21. We are always looking for more Explorers.
Use this section to browse the best local restaurants, bars, and cafes in Hudson. Whether you want lobster or linguini, you'll never run out of great places to eat!
Website: T-Bones Great American Eatery
Address: 77 Lowell Rd., Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 882-6677
- The tax rate is made up of three principal components: County, Town & School Tax Rates. Starting in 1999, the School tax rate component of the tax rate was split, as per State legislative actions, into a state education tax rate, and a local education tax rate. This was done as a result of legislative actions in response to the State Supreme Court's Claremont ruling that addressed equity in education funding.
In addition to the Hudson Recreation Department, located in the Community Center, the Recreation Department maintains the facilities listed here for the use of Hudson residents. While most facilities are open to the public, you must obtain permission to use Jette Field or Sousa Field.
*New field lighting installed at Jette Field April 2019
To view a complete listing of all parks & trails in town visit our Hudson Parks & Trails Directory
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, May 10th, 2019, for the following project:
0.5 MGD WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY ASSESMENT
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by the Town of Hudson.
Sign up for something FUN! Our activity programs are designed to provide enjoyable, social and skill building opportunities for the 55 plus community ranging from a snowshoeing club to technology classes and more!
The Cable Utility Committee was established September 28, 2004. Its members are appointed for three-year terms. There are nine voting members: seven citizen cable-user members, one selectman and one school board appointee. The number of members was increased by two on December 13, 2005.
View Meeting Agendas, Minutes & VideosRequest a bulletin to be aired on Channel 20 by mailing this form below to HCTV, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH 03051
Please complete this form to order a copy of an HCTV program. Only programs produced by HCTV can be copied for distribution.
HCTV will accept Microsoft PowerPoint® presentation for use in public meetings subject to the following guidelines:
The Policy and Procedures Manual for the Hudson Community Television was adopted on March 22, 2005
- HCTV Streaming web site
- The Policy and Procedures Manual for the Hudson Community Television was adopted on February 13, 2024
Funding for HCTV is provided by the Comcast/Xfinity franchise fee on resident cable subscribers.
The Senior Center offers a free movie every week in the Function Room.
There is no RSVP required for this activity.
All Movies start at approximately 1:30pm
Please arrive around 1:15pm
We will set up chairs for Movie afternoon,
but you are welcome to bring your own folding chair
Movies are every Wednesday Afternoon
Card games and board games are played on different days, all you need is time! Below you will find the list of games we currently offer. If you do not see a game you would like to participate in, please contact The Center to get it started!
We offer an array of exercise classes during the week for our patrons. A body in motion stays in motion, and the programs at our center help keep you moving, active and thriving.
Fun, fit and fabulous at any age!
Staying fit after 55 CAN be fun! The Center offers a ton of Health and Wellness programs to help your body, mind and spirit stay sharp. The Center is a host site for Home, Health and Hospice Foot Care Clinics, on the second Wednesday of each month.
In addition, a hearing specialist is available at the Center and blood pressure clinics are offered periodically throughout the year. The Center is also in collaboration with our local pharmacies and offer wellness clinics seasonally.
The Hudson Senior Center is a host site for the Community Dining Program through Hillsborough County Meals on Wheels. Lunch is a $3 donation and is served in the dining room.
To reserve a meal we ask you call the Center, or, stop by and add your name to the RSVP list. (Please know meals are prepared off site and RSVP is taken a week or more in advance.)
We currently serve a Hot Meal on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
The Center offers lessons in various subjects weekly and monthly. See below for the current classes being offered. Please call to reserve a space in the class or stop by the Center and add your name to the RSVP list.
The Patrol Division consists of three squads or shifts. A squad operates from 6:30am - 3:00pm; B squad operates from 2:30pm - 11:00pm and C squad operates from 10:30pm - 7:00am. Each shift performs similar patrol assignments however they all have their own unique assignments (IE: A squad vacant home checks and C squad Business checks or "Night Eyes"). Each squad has a Lieutenant, or Shift Commander, assigned to it. They are responsible for the overall command of their assigned shift activity. Each squad is also assigned a Sergeant, who is responsible for the first level of supervision
The Hudson Police Department Records Division has two clerks who provide general clerical functions and assistance to the Hudson Police Department. The clerks work hard daily to verify that all report forms submitted are completed, accurate and properly documented. They enter daily data information, update and cancel NCIC & warrants in compliance with department, state and federal regulations. They copy, log and release police reports in compliance with Hudson Police policy and New Hampshire RSA’s. The clerks prepare crime bulletins as well as compile monthly reports for FBI/NIBRS r
Community Development encompasses issues related to neighborhood planning, citizen participation, public safety, traffic flow, and other aspects of community life. The Town of Hudson approaches community life and growth management with an understanding of both community vision and the responsibility of those who govern our Town.
Hudson has many beautiful parks and trails for our community to enjoy. All requests for use of the fields or spaces for private functions should be directed to the Recreation Department.
View our Parks & Trails Directory
The Administrative Bureau is under the command of Captain Steven McElhinney, who has served the Town of Hudson for over 16 years. The Administrative Bureau is comprised of two main divisions; Support Services Division and Information Division. The main focus of the Bureau is to provide administrative support to the Hudson Police Department employees and programs. The purpose of the Administrative Bureau is to set and maintain policy, provide departmental stability and to ensure that the specific goals and objectives of the Department are accomplished.
Our building maintenance personnel consists of 2 civilian employees; one full time facility manager and one part time Alvirne Student. The Facility Maintenance Division is responsible for routine custodial cleaning of Hudson Police facilities and the fleet. They also maintain all records, inspections, tests and repairs of major operating systems (such as HVAC system, generators and fire alarm systems). They work hard at keeping our facility clean.
Our Communication Division consists of 8 full time dispatchers and 1 part time dispatcher. They perform highly responsible communication work in receiving and dispatching police and emergency calls and messages to the appropriate authorities and personnel. Our dispatchers operate and monitor a variety of communication and alarm system equipment including telephones, radios, computer terminals, closed circuit video systems and teletypes. They make responsible judgment decisions, as they receive requests for police and other emergency assistance. They are responsible for ascertaining the
The Criminal Investigations Division consists of a Sergeant, who directly supervises the group of detectives.
The HPD Legal Division is staffed by several civilian employees and a sworn HPD police officer. The division is led by Attorney Nicole Clay, who serves as the full-time Hudson Police prosecutor. Attorney Clay is a member in good standing of the New Hampshire Bar. She performs the prosecution of criminal cases in District Court at all stages- from arraignments to bench trials. She is also responsible for training the department on legal updates, including recent State legislation and court decisions. Attorney Clay supervises the other members of the HPD legal team: a court liaison office
The Operations Division of the Hudson Police Department is comprised of a number of sub divisions which are tasked with keeping our community safe and providing competent service. The men and women of the Operations Division generally have direct contact with the citizens working and living in Hudson. I am Pat McStravick, the Operations Commander, and I have proudly served as a police officer in Hudson for 17 years.
The School Crossing Guards are responsible for directing traffic at assigned crossing posts to protect school children and to provide orderly movement of traffic. Their authority is limited to pedestrian and motor vehicle traffic direction and control at their assigned locations. Please remember the crossing guards first priority is the safety of the children. Take note of the time and location of the crossing guard posts in Hudson:
Alvirne High School:
Derry Road North (By the barn): 06:45 - 07:45am & 1:45 - 2:45pm
The School Resource Officers are primarily responsible for working within the Hudson School System to enforce laws while promoting a safe and drug free environment and building positive relationships between students, faculty, parents, and the police. The support on behalf of students, parents and school administrators continue to make this a very successful youth crime prevention and mentoring program.
Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E)
The Support Services Division consists of five officers; a Sergeant, who oversees the unit, a Support Services Officer and three School Resource Officers. The School Resource Officers operate separately on a day to day basis. Please refer to the ‘School Resource Officers’ tab to find their duties, responsibilities and contact information. The Support Services Division is responsible for the assignment of personnel training (both mandatory and requested trainings), fleet maintenance/record keeping, and issuance of supplies and equipment to all department personnel.
Hudson is situated east of the Merrimack River, and borders upon the
Massachusetts line. It is bounded north by Litchfield and Londonderry, east by Windham
and Pelham, south by Tyngsborough, Mass, and west by Nashua and
Litchfield.
The Town of Hudson is pleased to extend you a warm welcome to our neighborhood. Our town is a true treasure nestled in southern New Hampshire offering a nurturing and vibrant community generating a wonderful place to live and raise a family.
8 Prospect Street
Nashua, NH 03060
Phone: (603) 577-2000
Web site: https://www.snhhealth.org/visiting-southern-nh-medical-center
110 Broad Street
Nashua, NH 03064
Phone: (603) 227-4000
Web site: https://local.dmv.org/new-hampshire/branch/dmv-office-nashua
Hours:
Monday 8:00am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:00am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:00am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:00am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm
Open 2nd Saturday of the month for Real ID transactions only, 8 a.m. - noon.
35 Executive Drive
Hudson, NH 03051-9997
Phone: (603) 881-3795
Fax: (603) 882-7154
Nashua Post Office
38 Spring Street
Nashua, NH 03060-9998
Phone: (603) 882-7515
Fax: (603) 882-3519
United States Postal Service
77 Derry Road, Ste. 13
Hudson, NH 03051-3798
Phone: (603) 883-5621
770 Elm Street
Manchester, NH 03101
Phone: (603) 222-4500
Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
Web site: https://www.consolidated.com/residential/phone
Bill Payments
Eversource
P.O. Box 56003
Boston, MA 02205-6003
All Other Written Inquiries
Eversource
P.O. Box 330
Manchester, NH 03105-0330
Phone: (800) 662-7764
Web Site: https://www.eversource.com/content/nh
Primary Walk-in Center
Salem, NH 03039
Hours: Monday - Friday 9am-4pm
Other Locations
15 Buttrick Road
Londonderry, NH 03053
Hours: Monday - Friday 9am-4pm
Phone: (800) 833-4200
Web site: https://libertyutilities.com/
200 Derry Road
Hudson, NH 03051
Phone: (603) 886-1260
Web site: https://ahs.sau81.org/
Early Learning Center
33 School Street
Hudson, NH 03051
Phone: (603) 886-1255
Web site: https://elc.sau81.org/
Hills Garrison School
190 Derry Road
Hudson, NH 03051
Phone: (603) 881-3930
Web site: https://hgs.sau81.org/
- The applicant must be legally blind as determined by the Administrator of Blind Services of the Vocational Rehabilitation Division of the State of New Hampshire Education Department.
- The exemption amount of $132,000 is deducted from the assessed value of the property (passed by voters in March, 2024).
- IMPORTANT: For 2024 tax year, deadline is April 15th, 2024
Applications are available at the bottom of this page:
- The applicant must have served;
- Not less than ninety (90) days of active service in the Armed Forces of the United States in a war or conflict as outlined in RSA 72:28 and have been honorably discharged; or, for Active Duty;
Work Address: Unemployed
The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc (CALEA) was created in 1979 as a credentialing authority through the joint efforts of Law Enforcement Major Executive Associations. The CALEA Accreditation Program seals are obtained by agencies that have demonstrated compliance with CALEA Standards and have been reviewed by the CALEA Commission.
The Hudson Police Department will be holding recruit testing at Alvirne High School, 200 Derry Street Hudson, NH 03054. Registration will be from 0800-0830 hours with the written test starting promptly at 0830 hours.
Use this section to search by category for restaurants as well as other food and drink destinations including food trucks, bars, breweries, and more. Wherever your taste buds lead you in Hudson, be sure to share your favorite bites with the hashtag #HudsonEats.
Website: Suzie's Diner
Address: 76 Lowell Rd., Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 883-2741
Hudson residents, come see the Easter Bunny and enjoy crafts and pancakes. This free event is hosted by the Hudson Recreation Department and runs from 9:00 AM until 11:00 AM. Location is the Hudson Community Center, 12 Lion's Avenue.
Pancake topping bar will be served from 9:00am-10:45am.
Hudson Senior Center & Best of Times Travel Proudly Present
Join Best of Times Travel as we celebrate the music of one of the most commercially successful acts in the history of popular music, topping the charts worldwide from 1974 to 1982 - ABBA.
Website: Dynamite Sushi
Address: 30 Lowell Rd., Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 889-0055
Website: Northside Grille
Address: 323 Derry Rd., Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 886-3663
Enjoy a delectable lunch at the Chateau in Waltham before your live performance of "Million Dollar Quartet" at the Greater Boston Stage Company. This Tony Award-winning smash hit is the exhilarating true story of the famed 1956 on-the-fly recording session at Sun Records. Million Dollar Quartet brings that legendary Memphis night to life, featuring a score of hits!
Remember all the wonderful Variety shows we all grew up on in the 70’s & 80’s? Now is your chance to see them live and re-created by Las Vegas’ number one impersonators . All your favorite legendary Superstars come alive in An Evening with the Stars. The NBC Today show says "it’s one of the most extraordinary shows we have ever seen."
Hudson Senior Center & Best of Times Travel Proudly Present
In addition to our online registration, we will have an in person signup on Friday April 12th from 5:30pm-7:00pm at the Community Center. Payment and a valid ID is required.
LEDYARD, CONNECTICUT
“Gaming in it’s Natural State …of Mashantucket”
A legendary Gaming Experience
You will travel to West Dennis to the famous Cuffy's of Cape Cod and then off to East Dennis for a 1 1/2 hour Lobster Roll Cruise aboard the SS Lobster Roll! This 58-foot custom designed boat has a climate controlled main cabin and spacious open top deck that allow the ultimate in sight seeing on Cape Cod Bay.
Your tour includes a Trolley Tour in Cape May with time at the Washington Street Mall, with its unique shops and restaurants, a trip to Resorts Casino in Atlantic City for a fun afternoon and evening of gambling, 1 Dinner, a Dinner Cruise Buffet, a Winery Tour with Lunch and Dancing, not to mention the Beach and Boardwalk for you to enjoy!
Join Best of Times Travel as we recreate one of the greatest musical tours of all-time featuring two of the greatest artists of all-time. This is the Ultimate Bill Joel & Elton John tribute show! Beginning in 1994, Billy Joel and Elton John toured on a series of "Face to Face" tours, making them the longest running and most successful concert tandem in pop music history. During these shows, the two played their own songs, each other’s songs and performed duets. They grossed over $46 million in just 24 dates in their sold out 2003 tour.
Join Best of Times Travel as we celebrate the music of one of the most commercially successful acts in the history of popular music, topping the charts worldwide from 1974 to 1982 - ABBA. Performing ABBA’s greatest hits from 1973 through 1983, DANCING DREAM, the Tribute to ABBA - precisely recreates all of the excitement and passion of their record-breaking 1979-80 world concert tour experience.
Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own gardening gloves; some tools provided but rakes and other gardening tools welcome. Lunch and water provided.
Location: Benson Park, 27 Kimball Hill Rd from 9 AM to 2 PM.
If weather outlook is bleak, watch for an update. Waiver is necessary if volunteers have not signed one in the past 12 months. Please print and sign the waiver below and bring it with you to volunteer.
If there is a hand out from a presentation, you will find the information here.
The Senior Center features a variety of amenities to meet the comforts and needs of our patrons. Feel free to relax and enjoy yourself with the pleasures and conveniences of home!
Join us 4/1/23 for a waffle breakfast with the Easter bunny! Meet and take a memorable photo with the Easter bunny, enjoy waffles, arts and crafts, and all little bunnies receive a goody bag!
Register by 3/28! Click here now!
These vacancies are town elected positions and listed on the March town ballot every year. If a vacancy becomes available prior to election, a public notice will be posted in the local newspapers as well as the town website to apply.
Welcome to the Town of Hudson website. If you have suggestions for additional content or have trouble finding information you're seeking, we'd love to hear from you. Our desire is to make the Town of Hudson website easy to use and informative for our visitors.
To provide feedback, please see the phone number to the left; or expand the contact details button to see John's email address. Thank you kindly.
Dances are held several times a year. This is a social event for students in 5th/6th grade. There are refreshments sold at the dance.
Our next dance is Novembber 22nd!
Time: 6pm - 8:30pm
Note: Parents must enter the building promptly at 8:30pm to pick up their child.
Admission: $5
Cell phone policy: Cell phones are collected at the door and returned at the end of the night
Interested in Chaperoning?
If you're interested in chaperoning, please calls us. We encourage you to volunteer!
Deadline to submit applications for the position of Crossing Guard. See police homepage for details.
You are invited to a Country Christmas in the White Mountains at the beautiful Indian Head Resort. There will be a welcome reception, Deluxe Holiday Luncheon, Christmas Party and Country Music Entertainment, Gift Certificate to the Gift Shop and gift from Santa.
There will also be a special visit with Santa Claus.
Special extras and surprises will also be included.
The Information Technology Department will be expanding its existing fiber optic infrastructure in conjunction with fire alarm upgrades starting July 1, 2019. This run of fiber is expected to close a loop between the Town's two data centers.
Is the home of the Recreation Department, located on 12 Lions Avenue. In addition to the Recreation offices, we have a newly installed multi-purpose basketball court
Recreation events and programs are held here including our Summer Program, Recreation Basketball, 5th & 6th Grade Dances, Daddy Daughter Dances, Comedy Nights, Bunny Pancake Breakfast, and our Mother Son Event. The Community Center is also the host of many civic events in town including Town Voting, Town and School Deliberative sessions, and Candidates Night.
- $50 registration fee if received by 6/14.
- $65 if received after 6/14
- cash or check accepted for in person registration.
- credit cards accepted via online registration
- No registration accepted after July 30th
The Recreation Department’s Travel League hosts one team per grade if a coach can be secured. As a travel league it is focused around a higher basketball skill set from our intramural league. Interested athletes are required to try out for their respected team. Each athlete must earn their spot regardless if they have been on a team prior or are new to trying out.
All Benson Park dedications, memorials or recognitions in place on or before October 1, 2018 shall be grandfathered and permitted until such time the donor requests removal.
Nothing should be allowed outside the green area on the park map except trail signs because the outer area of the park is deemed conservation land and should be kept as natural as possible.
The Town of Hudson owns and manages vacant land and buildings in the town for purchase by the public.
Purchasing town owned property is an effective way to bring town properties back into productive and effective use and invest in the growth of neighborhoods.
If you are interested in purchasing a listed property, please contact the Hudson Town Hall at (603) 886-6024.
Currently there are no available properties for sale.
Experience some of the greatest hits from some of the greatest entertainers of all time. Diamond & Pearls / Cash & Kings will have you dancing and singing your day away. These performers have amassed almost 300 million records sold worldwide, over 40 Top 10 Songs, Dozens of #1 Hits, Grammy Awards, induction into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame and more. The renowned shipboard duo JOSE AND PATTI have been wowing audiences worldwide with their vibrant performances, garnering acclaim that’s transcended the trans-oceanic crowd. JOSE AND PATTI’s show is a Neil Diamond Tribute with some Janis Joplin, Carole King, and Johnny Cash mixed in. Their original spin on these classic tunes is evident from the moment the accomplished guitarist and sultry vocalist hit the stage. It’s no small wonder that they were voted Musicians of the Year by Norwegian Cruise Line. This multi-faceted show is big, dynamic and thoroughly entertaining. In fact, at the conclusion of their show, you’ll still be clamoring for MORE!
Today your group will travel to Newport, Rhode Island home of the well-loved and known Newport Playhouse. This dinner theater is unique-you will get to enjoy a fantastic buffet, a wonderful play, and a fun-filled Cabaret all in the same place! The buffet offers a large variety of hot and cold foods, main entrees, side dishes, beverages, homemade desserts and LOBSTER! Professional actors will delight you in a wonderful play worthy of Broadway. Today you will be seeing “Bingo!”
June 14th is the final day to register for Fall Soccer before the price increases to $65. Don't wait and register today!
The Capital Improvements Committee is a sub-committee of the Planning Board with representatives from the Board of Selectman, School Board, Budget Committee, and a citizen member.
Benson Park Cleanup Saturday, June 15 from 9am to 2pm.
Please remember to bring gardening gloves and if you have any tools you wish to use. We have a few rakes and other tools for those without their own. Lunch and water will be provided.
If you have not signed a waiver in the past ~12 months, we will need a new waiver (available below). Please print, complete and bring it with you.
Thanks to all who keep our park beautiful!
Benson Park Volunteer Committee
The Hudson Police Department, “A Nationally Accredited Agency”,strives to exemplify what this Town represents: tradition, honor, commitment and innovation.
The Hudson Police Department strongly embraces the philosophy of Community Policing. Through the numerous Community Policing Programs, Community Police Sub-Stations, and the SRO (School Resource Officer) program, the department pro-actively works with the members of this great community to enhance the quality of life in Hudson.
The communities of Hudson, Londonderry, Windham, Salem, Hampstead, Pelham, Raymond, Litchfield, Derry, Hooksett and Bedford have combined law enforcement resources for the purposes of forming a regional SWAT Team (Special Weapons And Tactics) known as the Southern New Hampshire Special Operations Unit (SNHSOU) The Southern New Hampshire Special Operations Unit is managed and run by a Board of Directors which encompasses all of the member agencies Chiefs of Police. The communities involved have signed an Interagency Mutual Aid Agreement and have formulated a comprehensive set of Standard Op
The Hudson Police K9 Unit currently has one fully certified dual purpose K9 team - Handler Master Patrol Officer (MPO) Daniel Donahue and his K9 partner Ice. MPO Donahue and Ice received their certification through the Boston Police K9 Unit. The K9 team completed a 14 week Patrol K9 school and is certified in the following; Building Searches, Article Searches (evidence), Tracking, Obedience, Open Area Searches, and Criminal Apprehension. They maintain all certifications by attending monthly in service training hosted by the Boston Police K9 Unit.
Website: USA Ninja Challenge
Address: 17 Friars Dr., Unit 18/19, Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 417-6820
Website: USA Ninja Challenge
Address: 17 Friars Dr., Unit 18/19, Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 417-6820
Each of our Boards and Committees welcome input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback.
Interested in getting more involved? Click here for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Our Trustees of the Trust Funds welcome input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this group of elected officials.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Last updated 4/17/2024
2023-2024 building permits issued by the Inspectional Services Division can be found in the pdf file below.
For additional questions, please contact Inspectional Services at 603-886-6005.
Website: California Burrito
Address: 35 Lowell Rd., Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 402-2130
The Hudson Women's Club in conjunction with the Hudson Animal Hospital is presenting this years Rabies Clinic, Saturday, April 17, 2021 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Hudson Animal Control, 6 Constitution Drive (across form the Police Department).
Our Supervisors of the Checklist welcomes input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this group of elected officials.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
The Library Trustees welcome input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this group of elected officials.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
The Highway Safety Committee is established under Town Code Section 61-1.
The purpose of the Committee is to:
Nashua, NH—(8/9/19)— Residents in Pelham and surrounding communities once again have an opportunity to dispose of household hazardous waste closer to home. The Nashua Region Solid Waste Management District is hosting its biennial Pelham HHW collection event on Saturday August 24, 2019.
What: Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Website: Luk's Bar & Grill
Address: 142 Lowell Rd.
Phone: (603) 889-9900
New Hampshire Department of Transportation state wide paving program will require road closure on Kimball Hill Road between Clement Road and Gibson Road, until about 4pm - 5pm, or close of the work day.
Expect delays and seek alternate routes.
Paving will be done on Melendy Road beginning today from Central Street to Able Street from 6am - 5pm. Detours are in effect.
A collaborative community based group that helps families get connected to services and needed resources such as; financial, emotional, psychological, housing, medical, recreational, educational plus more...
Plans to develop a new bicycle/pedestrian trail that would link Route 111 to Circumferential Highway and points beyond are a vital part of the construction of Hudson Boulevard in an effort to develop a public green-way trail.
A few reasons a bike and pedestrian path is a community plus:
The Hudson Police Department Blood Drive will be hosted on Tuesday, September 17, 2019; 12-7pm at 12 Lions Ave. Please go to Redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-Red-Cross to schedule an appointment.
Our Cemetery Trustees welcome input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this group of elected officials.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
- Date: October 4th
- Time: 6pm-8:30pm
- Location: Community Center
- Admission: $5
Interested in chaperoning call 880-1600 or email Chrissy at cpeterson@hudsonnh.gov
Our next Comedy Show details:
- November 2nd, 2019
- Doors open at 7:30pm show begins at 9:00pm
- $10 a ticket. Purchase 8 (max) to reserve a table
- BYOB food and beverages
- Located at the Community Center, 12 Lions Ave, Hudson, NH 03051
The Special Investigations Division of the Hudson Police Department is under the command of Captain David Cayot, who has served the Town of Hudson for over 17 years. The Special Investigations Bureau is comprised of two main divisions; Criminal Investigations and the Special Operations Unit.
The Criminal Investigations Division is a group of trained investigators led by our Detective Sergeant. They are assigned the major crimes or sensitive cases that are generally initiated by our Patrol Division or through direct contact with witnesses, victims, or good Samaritans.
The Department of Public Works maintains 14 traffic lights within its jurisdiction. The State of NH Department of Transportation is responsible for an additional 10 (bulleted list below).
The State Department of Transportation, Bureau of Traffic is responsible for the maintenance and upgrades of the following traffic lights in the Town of Hudson.
Nuisances:
- Complaints of an informational nature or of a nuisance nature relative to blasts.
Damage:
- Complaints wherein possible damage is claimed as a result of blasting operations.
You will be contacted by a member of the Fire Department Administration to follow up on the complaint within 48 hours (Monday through Friday).
Blasting Notices:
- Notification by the blasting company of their intent to blast.
Active Blasting Permits:
- List containing the blasting company name, location of permitted blasting and the current permit expiration date.
Blasting Complaint Form:
We are accepting applications for firefighters with EMT, AEMT or Paramedic licenses and Firefighter II certification. AEMT license would be required by the end of probation.
Chief William Avery requested an independent assessment of the spatial needs of the Hudson Police Department located at 1 Constitution Drive. Municipal Resources Incorporated conducted the assessment in July 2019. Members of the Police Department provided insight to the current use, storage, safety, security, privacy, and workflow of the building. The report is provided below with MRI's recommendations for resolving immediate space needs. Please review the report below.
Happy Holidays from Hudson Police
To view our holiday greeting Click here.
Hudson Police with the assistance of HCTV staff have created a virtual tour of the Hudson Police Department
To view our Virtual Tour Click here
Join us for our next Comedy Show on January 25th! Tickets are on sale now online!
Thursday, August 20, 2020
- $99.00 per person
Mutts Gone Nuts! Live On Stage - Lake Pearl Wrentham, MA
Sunday, April 26, 2020
$92.00 per person
$79.00 per person
$92.00 per person
Live at Danversport Yacht Club - Danvers, MA -
ONLY $94.00 per person
Lake Pearl - Wrentham, MA - November 5, 2020
ONLY $92.00 per person
Danversport Yacht Club - Danvers, MA - CANCELED
ONLY $94.00 per person
Lake Pearl - Wrentham, MA - Tuesday, October 20, 2020
ONLY $92.00 per person
Venus De Milo - Swansea, MA - Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Canceled
ONLY $92.00 per person
Follow the traffic pattern when approaching the school
**Masks MUST be worn inside the school**
Attached you will find the traffic pattern for Presidential Primary Voting which will be happening on Tuesday, February 11, 2020
Please click on the link below to review the SAU 81 proposed budget.
Brief meeting of the Board of Selectmen immediately following Town Deliberative Session
- Voting begins at 7:00 a.m.
- Absentee ballots will be processed beginning at 9:00 a.m. on voting day
- You can still register to vote on March 10th at the voting poll as long as you have a photo ID and proof of residency (if it is not already on your photo ID).
- All campaign materials (pins, stickers, hats, t-shirts, etc) are PROHIBITED within the polling place per state law. Please remove or cover all material when entering to vote (RSA 659:43,I)
- Voting begins at 7:00 a.m.
- Absentee ballots will be processed beginning at 9:00 a.m. on voting day
- All campaign materials (pins, stickers, hats, t-shirts, etc) are PROHIBITED within the polling place per state law. Please remove or cover all material when entering to vote (RSA 659:43,I)
Please, enter through the side door.
Candidates' Night provides the community with an opportunity to learn about the candidates running for major town offices this March. They are available to answer questions posed by town residents hosted by the town moderator, Paul Inderbitzen.
This meeting will take place at the Hudson Community Center, 12 Lions Ave, Hudson, NH
Town of Hudson residents! -- Effective January 1, 2024 the State of NH has a new state emergency system - NH ALERTS powered by Genasys. If you previously had an account through CodeRED you will want to sign up for this new system as CodeRED will no longer be utilized for emergency alerts.
We want to ensure that when seconds count, residents are fully informed and continuously updated.
NH ALERTS:
The Emergency Operations Center will be your primary source for information affecting residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Town of Hudson's Emergency Operations Center opened on March 18, 2020. Effective May 13, 2021 the EOC moved to a monitoring status.
We have taken this step to ensure that all operations regarding COVID-19 are taking place under one roof. We will update this page with any new plans or procedures for delivering services as needed.
- Mail check to our lockbox service (cost 55 cents for a stamp)
- Mail check to Town Hall (cost 55 cents for a stamp)
- Drop check off at Town Hall in the GRAY box in front of building (no cost)
- Pay online with a credit card (a 2.95% fee)
- Pay online with an EFT check (40 cents)
- Pay through personal online banking (usually no cost) set up 5 work days before due date
- Pay in person at Town Hall downstairs in the water department
Volume 1 | Issue 2
Welcome to the second edition of the Town of Hudson's NewsletterIn light of the current situation with the COVID-19 virus, there are still a few important things going on at Town Hall you should know about. Here are a few ...
Unemployment Assistance Hotline at (603) 271-7700, Visit: https://www.nhes.nh.gov/ to file a claim online. If you do not have access to a computer and need to complete an application online you can do that by calling the local office of employment security in Nashua by dialing (603) 882-5177. Call volume may be very high. Please be patient. If you request a call back, please make yourself available to answer your phone for up to 45 minutes.
In 2004 a large portion of Lowell Road, including that section near the Presentation of Mary (PMA), was widened to accommodate the increase in traffic. Prior to this project the historic gates embraced the driveway which lead from Lowell Road to the oval in front of the PMA building.
To be completed at the time of each request for assistance.
By signing the form below, I understand that if I knowingly give false information or withhold information related to my receipt of assistance, now or in the future, I may be prosecuted for a crime and denied future assistance.
New applications and renewals of burning permits can now be made online. Applying for or renewing your burning permit online is subject to the following conditions:
• All active & non-revoked permits may be renewed online. If the permitee is not the property owner a Non-Owner NH Burning Permit Authorization Form will be required in addition to the application .
Concord, NH – Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald urges people in New Hampshire to be on the alert for charitable giving and consumer product scams related to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Scammers may take advantage of fears related to COVID-19 outbreak by selling bogus “treatment” and “prevention” products, establishing fake charities, and sending seemingly legitimate emails with malicious links or attachments.
Town of Hudson on March 16th, 2020, installed the first Blue Enforcement Light in the State of New Hampshire.
This light will provide visual confirmation to a police officer when a vehicle is running a red traffic light from Sagamore Bridge to Lowell Road (north bound).
All Town meetings are cancelled for the month of April, please check back for dates and times on our Calendar for future meetings. Town Hall Administrative Offices will hold normal business hours, in an attempt to combat the COVID-19, only essential personnel will be permitted inside these facilities.
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.
- 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
This Service Guide contains important dates and collection information, please read and keep this information.
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.
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 ...
Conservation and Recreation land accounts for nearly 2,000 acres in Hudson? That’s about 11% of the entire town! Wow!
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.
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.
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.
Here you will find direct phone numbers to specific departments to better help you navigate Town Hall.
Do you know where this is? Come back each month and see if you can guess the unique places only found in Hudson!
Rangers Drive Town Forest became designated conservation land in March of 2019.
The property has both forest and wetland habitats. Many unmarked paths extend across the land making it easy to get temporarily lost. The town maintains this land as a working forest with its own master plan.
Through the diligent work of the Town Engineer, members of the Board of Selectmen and Conservation Commission, along with the cooperation of the land owner, 40 acres of pristine forested woodland, rich with wetlands and existing trails, has been added to our public recreational property inventory.
We need everyone to proactively support child and family well-being at this difficult time and to ensure the continued protection of our children, youth and families.
The NH DHHS created a Family Well-Being Guide in response to the challenges many New Hampshire families may experience during the COVID-19 emergency, including financial instability, food insecurity, and family stress.
- Consider having a “virtual” dinner with someone who might be living alone
- Write a letter to a friend or a loved one. New skill outside of texting
- Learn about a new country and ask your family if they can guess it when you tell them some of the things the country is famous for
- Send a thank you email to your teachers
- Rake leaves
- Clean a closet; consider gathering up clothing you no longer want to donate at a later time
- Set an exercise goal
During this pandemic , we want to keep the communities spirits up and spread inspiration and positivity. We are challenging you to #CHALKYOURWALKHUDSON and draw a motivational picture or write an encouraging message on your driveway or sidewalk.
Take a picture of your message and post it on our FB page with the hashtag #HUDSONVIRTUALRECREATION #CHALKYOURWALKHUDSON .
Cabin Fever is something we are all facing these days. Out of ideas? "Click here" for easy, free, and fun ideas to get you through the day.
Stay active mentally and physically during the Covid-19 Quarantine. Follow the link to free online Yoga Classes. "Click here" to participate in a free class anytime of the day.
We challenge you to a community challenge that will continue to spread positivity throughout Hudson during this pandemic and beyond, one rock at a time!
We are asking you to join our Kindness Rocks Hudson challenge and paint rocks with encouraging pictures & positive sayings on them. Use your imagination and be creative!
Ask questions geared to your child's age level. For older kids, you might ask, "What are you hearing about coronavirus? What questions do you have?" For younger children, you could say, "Do you have questions about the new sickness that's going around?" This gives you a chance to learn how much kids know — and to find out if they're hearing the wrong information.
Learn how to draw step by step! Click the options below to learn!
Soccer is right around the corner. Why not start refreshing your soccer skills early or learn new ones? Many Hudson PE Classes are recommending outdoor activities during remote learning. Soccer would be a great one!
Check out the Kids Love Soccer website which is an all soccer organization dedicated to building your soccer skills. They have created some great free videos.
The Nike Training Club app helps you reach your fitness goals with expertly designed workouts from our world-class Nike Master Trainers. NTC provides free workouts for everything from bodyweight-only sessions, invigorating yoga classes, targeted training programs, and full-equipment home workouts for all fitness levels.
Click the link below and download the app for free to your smartphone.
Who says you can't use your computer and your imagination to take you away!
Click the link below and visit the aquarium, the zoo, Hawaiian Volcano, Ellis Island, The Great Lakes and more!
Even while schools are closed, the USTA and Net Generation are here to help you keep your family connected and engaged. Here, you'll find tennis tips, fun activities, and tennis-themed educational content to keep everyone in the family active.
Would you like to, or do you have a family member or friend 60+ that you would like a member of our staff to call and check on, listen to them, and get them into touch with resources if needed?
We are happy to!
"Click Here" to email Chrissy to setup a Wellness Check~
Check out these amazing creations that the youth in our community drew with chalk in their driveways during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Hillwood, a development firm based out of Dallas, Texas has submitted a proposal to develop a distribution center at the site known as Green Meadows golf course.
Please see the May 27, 2020 meeting agenda and instructions on the various ways to provide public comment below
Please keep in mind the questions and answers on this website are generic only.
For more information on NH vehicle registrations please visit NH Department of Motor Vehicles by Clicking here
Please keep in mind the questions and answers on this website are generic only.
Please keep in mind the questions and answers on this website are generic only.
Even though we are all inside the majority of the time, we can still brighten up our days with some cool at home ideas.
Make a Tisse paper Stained glass!
A Faux stained glass is ideal for adorning your indoors as the beautiful patterns add a bright artistic touch without having to go through the trouble of actually staining the glass. Using tissue paper to achieve the effect of an original stained glass is a budget-friendly way to give your room a much-desired transformation.
Volume 1 | Issue 3
First, we hope this newsletter finds you staying healthy during this unprecedented time.Like many towns around the country, we've made adjustments to our staffing at Town Hall. We have shifted to a rotating, reduced staff with the remaining employees working remotely from home. Communication and collaboration are more important than ever, and the transition made us take a look at how we communicate virtually while maintaining clarity for our residents.
Keep your creativity wheels turning during quarantine! If you are a fan of Lego's than this challenge is for you!
Challenge Details:
We know so many of you out there love Tik Tok, so this challenge is for you! See details below:
Challenge details:
Supervisors of the Checklist will hold a mandatory session on June 2, 7:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall.
If present COVID-19 restrictions apply at that time, the session will be held in the parking lot. This session is for party changes. No party changes will be accepted after June 2, 2020.
Voters are asked to bring their own pens and wear masks if present safety practices are still in force.
A “60’s Patriotic Tribute” at the Danversport Yacht Club with Sixties Invasion!
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
$91.00 per person
Jimmy Mazz- Home for the Holidays
at the Danversport Yacht Club
Wednesday December 2, 2020
$91.00 per person
Train Ride on the Winnipesaukee Railroad -
Hart’s Turkey Farm Turkey Luncheon Served Right on Board -Kellerhaus
Monday, October 5, 2020
$90.00 per person
The Hudson Town Clerk's Office offers the following motor vehicle services:
STINGY OLD LAWYER
A stingy old lawyer who had been diagnosed with a terminal illness was determined to prove wrong the old saying, “You can’t take it with you.
After much thought and consideration, the old ambulance-chaser finally figured out how to take at least some of his money with him when he died.
He instructed his wife to go to the bank and withdraw enough money to fill two pillowcases. He then directed her to take the bags of money to the attic and leave them directly above his bed.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, September 25, 2020, for the following project:
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR BRIDGE DESIGN (109/068) & (110/068) HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIREBids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by the Town of Hudson and City of Nashua.
Our Cemetery Trustees welcome input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this group of elected officials.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Our Town Moderator welcomes input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this elected official.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Our Town Clerk/Tax Collector welcomes input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this elected official.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Our Town Treasurer welcomes input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this elected official.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Our Budget Committee welcomes input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this group of elected officials.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Our Municipal Utility Committee welcomes input from members of our community. Please use the form below to share any comments, questions, concerns or feedback with this group of elected officials.
Interested in getting more involved? Visit this link for more information on how to apply for a Board or Committee.
Website: Bill Cahill's Super Subs
Address: 8 Kimball Hill Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 882-7710
Website: Rocco's Pizza Bar & Grill
Address: 297 Derry Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 577-9866
Website: Lynn's 102 Tavern
Address: 76 Derry Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 943-7832
Website: The Good Place
Address: 28 Lowell Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 889-6482
Website: Suppa's Pizza, Subs & Seafood
Address: 1 Industrial Dr., Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 459-8332
Website: Wally's Pizza
Address: 189 Central St., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 880-9339
Website: Mickey's N.Y. Pizza
Address: 94 Lowell Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 883-0444
Website: Dunkin Donuts
Address: 74 Lowell Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 880-8333
Website: Dunkin Donuts
Address: 88 Derry Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 880-4334
Website: Soho Asian Restaurant & Bar
Address: 49 Lowell Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 889-6889
Website: Cookie's Chuck Wagon
Address: 222 Central St., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 880-3424
An application was submitted to the Planning Board proposing to develop a distribution center at the site known as Green Meadows Golf Course. The development team has created the website below to provide information to the community about their proposal
Please note the link below is not supported by Microsoft Explorer. If you are experiencing difficulties, please try using a different web browser.
The Board of Selectmen and Planning Board will meet with Town Counsel to discuss the transition of the Planning Board from appointed to elected members.
American Red Cross along with Hudson Police are hosting their annual Blood Drive on Tuesday September 15, 2020 12-7pm at the Hudson Community Center.
Appointments are STRONGLY RECOMMENDED! Walk-Ins MAY be turned away if there is not an open slot.
**Please Note: Due to COVID restrictions and guidelines ONLY DONORS will be allowed inside the building**
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<li>These public spaces are not sanitized</li>
<li>Use of these areas are at your own risk</li>
<li>Social distancing and face masks are encouraged</li>
<li>If you are sick, please stay home</li>
<li><strong>Please practice safe social distancing during this time of pandemic<strong></li>
MEMBERS: The Sustainability Committee (formerly called the Recycling/Energy Committee) is a seven-member committee with three alternates. There is one Selectman liaison and the Public Works Director as an ex-officio member, pursuant to Hudson Board of Selectmen vote on 8/25/15.
Benson Park Cleanup is on Saturday October 17, 2020 from 9AM-2PM. Weather outlooks shows showers letting up mid-morning.
Hope to see you there!
Tonight’s Planning Board meeting has been postponed. The Planning Board is scheduled to meet next on December 30, 2020.
Hello! My name is Haven and I am the Hudson Police Comfort Dog. I wanted to say hello and talk to you a little about my function as a Comfort Dog. I am mostly with my handler Master Patrolman Jason Downey at Memorial School as an assistant School Resource Officer. When I am not helping the kids at school getting through a bad day, anxiety, or just to say hello. I am always available for my other roles. These roles are to include providing interactions during investigations involving children or adults to reduce anxiety and increase communication, to provide comfort for people during t
The Public Works Garage will be closed Wednesday, November 25 thru Monday, November 30th for the Thanksgiving holiday. The Transfer Station will be open this Saturday, November 28th from 8am to 12pm.
This remote meeting of the Board of Selectmen can be viewed by watching on Channel 22 of your TV or by streaming live hudsontv.com
All phases for eligible individuals are now able to schedule vaccinations. If you are eligible, visit https://vini.nh.gov/providers/s/or call 2-1-1 to schedule your vaccination.
Watch the video in the web links below: Step-by-Step Instructions for using NH VINI to schedule your vaccination appointment.
Information - TBA
Location: Hudson Community Center, 12 Lions Ave, Hudson, NH 03051
SUPERVISION
Maintain supervision over Senior Accounting Clerk.
ACCOUNTING
Control and maintain all financial records for General Fund, Capital Projects Fund, Sewer Fund, Water Fund, Agency Funds, all Grants required to be in a Special Revenue Fund, and any other fund not specifically designated to another position by law, in accordance with proper accounting procedures. This includes but is not limited to:
The Planning Board held a Public Hearing of Proposed Amendment to Article II, Terminology, Chapter 334 of the Hudson Zoning Ordinance on January 6, 2020.
The purpose of the proposed amendment was to clarify the wording of the definition of Building Setback and associated terms.
To provide the Town of Hudson, its employees and the public with accurate, timely, and secure information via technology and customer focused communication services.
Governor Chris Sununu announced a new rental assistance program through the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery (GOFERR) that will provide assistance to eligible residents of New Hampshire who cannot pay their rent and utilities due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Click on the link below for more information.
Led by an approved USTA Net Generation tennis coach, the program will focus on developing the skills to serve, rally and play - so it’s perfect for beginners and first-time players. Once the skills are there, participants will play fun matches with other players in the program. This program uses modified tennis balls, age-appropriate rackets, court sizes, and the latest fun and engaging activities that help players successfully learn and play the game quicker!
A new federally funded New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program (NHERAP) launched March 15, 2021 to provide assistance to eligible residents of New Hampshire who cannot pay their rent and utilities due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please utilize the web link below for information.
The Recreation Department recently collaborated with the new DCU Bank branch in Hudson,
to put together care packages for our Hudson Senior Center members.
In celebration of the NEW Hudson DCU Branch, DCU has put together Care Packages filled with non-perishable items,
for Hudson residents who are members of our Senior Center.
The Recreation Department will deliver the
Care Packages to your door!
Email Notification makes it easy to keep up with the latest news and events in the Town of Hudson. Simply choose which topic(s) you would like to receive email notifications from and enter your email address below.
Once your information is submitted and your email address confirmed, you will start receiving emails when a new item is posted.
Note: Your information will not be shared with any third parties; it will be used solely for the purpose of sending updates regarding the topics you subscribe to. You can unsubscribe at anytime.
Registration for our Girls Lacrosse Clinic opens on 4/9/21. Payment is not due until minimum amount of participants is reached.
This is a GREAT opportunity to try the sport! Stick and eye goggles are required.
- Clinic will run on Wednesday nights, at Hills Garrison field for 5 weeks.
- Coached by Jason Downey.
- Grades 3rd-6th.
"click here" to register.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought overwhelming grief to many families. Under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021 and the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, FEMA is providing financial assistance for COVID-19 related funeral expenses incurred after January 20, 2020.
FEMA began accepting applications for Funeral Assistance on Monday, April 12, 2021 through their dedicated call center.
COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Line Number
844-684-6333 | TTY: 800-462-7585
According to the NFPA, every year, wildfires burn across the U.S., and more and more people are living where wildfires are a real risk.
Nearly 45 million homes abut or intermingle with wildlands and more than 72,000 U.S. communities are now at risk. Working together. residents can make their own property - and their neighborhood - much safer from wildfire.
Please take some time to review the resources in the Web Links section below to learn how you can help prevent wildfires.
The Board of Selectmen will be meeting to interview candidates who have applied for the Board of Selectmen vacant seat. These interviews will begin at 7:00PM in the Board of Selectmen meeting room downstairs at Town Hall. The interviews will be done in public.
Registration opens on 6/14 at 8pm.
Summer Tennis in July! Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays
July 20th -July 29th
Red Ball (Grades 1-2) 4:30pm-5:30pm
Orange Ball (Grades 3-5) 5:45pm-6:45pm
Green Ball (Grades 6-8) 7:00pm-8:00pm
Please note there is a mandatory minimum of 7 players and maximum of 8 players per age group. Registration fills FAST! Within minutes!
Alvirne High School Tennis Courts 200 Derry Rd Hudson, NH Cost:
7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31
6pm-8pm
Ages 18 and over
(min. 7 players-max. 8 players)
Alvirne High School Tennis Courts
200 Derry Rd Hudson, NH
Cost: $85 Register
registration opens on 6/18 at 8pm! "click here"
Website: Zheng Garden
Address: 43 Lowell Rd, Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 880-8977
The State of New Hampshire’s pop-up COVID-19 testing is powered by ClearChoiceMD Urgent Care.
The free pop-up testing locations offer the gold standard PCR testing for SARS CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The current turnaround time for this test is less than 48 hours. Please know that wait times may vary based on the demand at individual testing locations.
Pages 1 and 2 of the NH Residential Energy Code Application must be completed any time there will be added living space that will be heated or cooled.
The application can be accessed via the web link below.
In addition to the NH Residential Energy Code Application, you must also complete the Building Permit Application which can be found below.
All completed applications should be returned to the Inspectional Services Department.
The Board of Selectmen and School Board, as well as many Town and School Officials, will be coming together for a join meeting to share the state of the Town and state of the School District. The group will also discuss upcoming needs of each organization.
Below you will find the rosters and schedules for all divisions. Additionally, we have included a Field Map of our Saturday game days at Alvirne High School
Please note that up to (one) conflict day was accommodated if noted at registration. We cannot accommodate requests unless noted during the registration process. Rosters are FINAL once announced and posted and NO CHANGES can be made unless an error on the Recreation Departments end.
The Supervisors of the Checklist will be holding a Voter Registration Session
Tuesday August, 24, 2021
7:00pm-7:30pm
Town Hall, Lower Level (use side door)
*Must bring valid ID showing Hudson residency*
The Supervisors of the Checklist will be holding a meeting on:
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
2:30PM - 4:00PM
Lower Level of Town Hall
During this meeting they will be approving new voters and making changes to the Checklist
2nd Annual Community Fright Ride!
We are excited to announce that we have teamed up with CHIPS, HPD, HFD, Rodgers Memorial Library, and the Hudson Speedway for the 2nd year in a row for the Community Fright Ride.
Please have the following paperwork filled out by yourself and your Doctor prior to starting class.
Class starts April 4, 2024
Thursday 2:30-3:30pm in the Function Room
Attention, Adults with foot problems and Diabetes! Is Medicare your Primary Insurance?
If so, you are eligible to receive a pair of Diabetic shoes and inserts FREE to you if you are Diabetic!
Also other insurances cover this as well! Straight Mass Health/Medicaid does not cover this clinic.
Host Site: Hudson Senior Center - 19 Kimball Hill Road, Hudson NH 03051
Please call 603-578-3929 for an appointment
You will need a doctor’s approval form prior to appointment date
If we host a Medicare Enrollment Information Session, all the information will be located here. You can find more information about Medicare under the ASSISTANCE FOR SENIORS tab on the left under the Main Menu
Watch for our next classes coming soon!
Upcoming Special Events at the Senior Center will be announced here!
The Hudson Recreation Department often hosts fun activities that the patrons of the Hudson Senior Center may enjoy!
If you have any questions on these activities please call the Recreation Office at 603-880-1600
Welcome!
So that we may better serve you, we ask that all seniors who actively partake of the programming offered by Hudson Senior Services provide us with the following information.
General participation is $10 per year. (checks made payable to: Town of Hudson)
Please complete this form and click the submit button at the bottom of the page.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
The Town of Hudson, New Hampshire wishes to engage the services of a qualified private
firm to provide design and construction services of:
LINING SERVICES FOR
CSI SEWER MAIN
Callers in the 603 area code must use 10-digit dialing or the call will not go through with the exception of any three digit abbreviated numbers such as 9-1-1 (emergency services), 2-1-1 (resources and information), or 7-1-1 (relay services).
Make sure all your local NH contacts are updated on all devices and systems to include 603.
If your last name begins with A through M, you have until October 31st to register your car. You can either register by coming to the Town Hall or logging on to: https://www.invoicecloud.com/portal/(S(glmkqcezoa0w3b4oh2f4ujqj))/2/Site.aspx?G=bdd33682-6d6b-418e-b485-3e3c54da8704.
You can find your pin number in the top right corner blah, blah blah...
Below you will find our weekly schedule...This schedule is subject to change so please check the current Newsletter or call the Senior Center at 603-578-3929 with questions!
THE SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON MAY 27 IN HONOR OF MEMORIAL DAY
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, DECEMBER 3, 2021, for the following project:
LINING SERVICES FOR
FLAGSTONE MAIN
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by Town of Hudson.
All questions with regard to the Invitation to Bid should be addressed (in writing only) to the attention of:
The Hudson Fire Department is proud to partner with the Red Cross to provide smoke alarms to members of the community that are in need of them.
Residents of Hudson must reside in an owner-occupied dwelling. Rental or commercial properties are not eligible for this program. There are no other qualifications to be eligible to participate.
10-Year Smoke Alarm
Website: Panda Gourmet
Address: 76 Derry St., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 881-4209
Website: McDonald's Restaurant
Address: 75 Derry Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 889-9528
Website: McDonald's Restaurant
Address: 251 Lowell Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 882-9603
Website: Professor's Pizza & Sports Pub
Address: 290 Derry Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 883-0100
Website: AJ's Sports Bar Grill
Address: 11 Tracy La., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 708-1102
Website: Burger King
Address: 219 Lowell Rd., Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 889-6487
Website: Burger King
Address: Route 111, Hudson, NH
Phone: (603) 883-7330
Schedules and rosters are below.
3rd-8th Grade -
- Please remember that parents are not permitted in the schools during practices, and a max of 2 spectators per athlete will be permitted during games.
- Masks are mandatory
1st-2nd Grade Program
Rosters and Schedule are below.
Conservation Commission Trail Work originally scheduled for January 15, 2022, has been postponed until Saturday, January 22, 2022 9:00 a.m. at the Musquash parking area.
The Sustainablity Committee will be meeting a week earlier than their 4th Monday of the month schedule so their December meeting is not held the day after Christmas.
Address: 51-B BURNS HILL ROAD
Work Address: NONE
Special Meeting of the Board of Selectmen
February 12, 2022
(in case of inclement weather – meeting will be postponed to 2/15/22 @ 6:00pm)
Immediately following Deliberative Session
Hudson Community Center
12 Lions Ave, Hudson, NH
By using the Town's GIS (Geographical Information System), you can enter your streets name to locate the ward in which you are to vote in.
Click the link below and enter your streets name.
Please click on the link below to see the FY24 Warrant in full.
For tax rate details from the New Hampshire Department of Revenue, please see the "Property Tax Rates Explanations" document at the bottom of the page.
HUDSON, NH
2022 REVALUATION
Most Frequently Asked Questions About a Revaluation
CROSSING GUARD JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
The Town of Hudson is accepting applications for the position of school crossing guard. School Crossing Guards average of ten (10) hours per week but it can be more depending on open posts. The pay rate is $17.50 per hour. The link to the application is below. Applications can be dropped off or mailed to Hudson Police Department 1 Constitution Drive Hudson, NH 03051. Applicants must pass a background check to be considered.
** WE HAVE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR A FULL TIME DISPATCHER AND FOUR FIREFIGHTERS WITH EMS LICENSES **
(1) DISPATCHER POSITIONApplications are now being accepted to immediately fill a full-time Dispatcher vacancy.
(4) FIREFIGHTERS WITH EMS LICENSESNext recruit school to begin on July 8th for those hired for these four vacancies.
The Hudson Fire Department operates three stations 24/7/365 throughout the town.
- 1 Ladder Truck
- 2018 Seagrave 100' 500 # Force Non-Quint Rear-Mount Aerial
- Featured apparatus at FDIC in April of 2019
- 1 Tanker
- 2012 Pierce International
- 3 Engines
- 2016 Seagrave
- 2018 Seagrave
- 2021 Seagrave
- 4 Ambulances
- 2022 Ford F550
- 2022 Ford F550
- 2017 Ford F550
- 2015 Ford F550 (Reserve Ambulance)
- 2 Squads
SCBA's
For specific questions related to the NRPC Household Hazardous Waste program contact:
Emma Rearick, emmar@nashuarpc.org (603) 417-6570 ext, 6578
Below you will find the results of the 2022 Election for both the Town and School
The following companies have permits to blast at the locations as listed below:
Location of Blasting
Blasting Company Information
Permit Information
Brox Industries - 85 Greeley StreetMaine Drilling & Blasting
List updated 11/22/2023
As approved by the BOS at their June 14, 2022 meeting and in accordance with Hudson Town Code 202-18 Notification; the following notices to blast have been provided:
Location of Blasting
Blasting Company Information
Dates of Blasting
PUBLIC NOTICE
INVITATION TO BID
The Town of Hudson requests sealed bids for the lease and maintenance of fourteen (14) photocopiers for a term of 60 months.
Bid specifications or additional information may be obtained by visiting the Town of Hudson’s website at www.hudsonnh.gov and click on “request for proposal copier lease” or by calling Kathy Wilson at (603) 595-6518.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, May 26, 2022, for the following project:
ON-CALL SERVICES FOR TRENCHLESS PIPELINE REHABILITATION IN HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by Town of Hudson.
See rosters & schedule below.
See rosters & schedule below.
See rosters & schedule below.
The Nashua Regional Planning Commission, in assistance to the Hudson Planning Board, has published draft chapters for the current update to the Town’s Master Plan. They are available for review at the following link. A survey to gather feedback on these chapters, as well as to conduct additional outreach, is forthcoming.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:30 AM, local time, MAY 26, 2022, for the following project:
HASELTON BARN ROOF INSTALLATION/ REHABILITATION - HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
The registration deadlines listed below are for the 2022 State Elections.
The Board of Selectmen will hold a workshop meeting to review and discuss the MRI Town Hall Staffing Needs Assessment Report that was recently completed.
The Hudson Police Department is currently seeking candidates and accepting applications for the position of Police Officer.
Please visit PoliceApp for more information and to apply.
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Please see the attached files for the CPA application and waiver. Hope to see you soon.
Hudson Police Department
The Board of Selectmen will be meeting with a professional from Primex, to develop a Vision Statement for the Board.
Please fill out the form below to submit your comment.
If you wish to mail in your comment, please send it to:
The Town Crier Newsletter
12 School Street
Hudson, NH 03051
The Town of Hudson, NH Fire Department is now accepting applications for:
FULL-TIME DISPATCHERCome join a team of dedicated professionals in a gratifying and rewarding career in public safety communications.
The Hudson Fire Department currently has an immediate opening in our Dispatch Center.
HEAT ADVISORIES:
During a heat advisory, expect hot temperatures and high humidity that may cause heat illnesses.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
NEW PROGRAM of 2022!
We are so excited to announce our partnership with the Special Olympics, to offer for the very first time in Hudson and with the Recreation Department, a unified coed youth soccer team for grades K-2nd. There is no fee to register.
Unified sport teams joins athletes with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. Our goal is to foster friendships , understanding while practicing, and playing sports.
The league will play on Saturdays beginning in September.
**THIS WORKSHOP DATE IS BEING RESCHEDULED**
The Board of Selectmen will hold a workshop meeting, with a facilitator from Primex, to work together to draft a Vision Statement for the Board of Selectmen.
The Board of Selectmen will be having a Workshop Meeting, to work with the Hudson Electric Aggregation Committee to finalize the Town of Hudson Electric Aggregation Plan (EAP).
STATE PRIMARY ELECTION DAY - September 13, 2022- A person qualified to vote who is not registered, may register and vote on this Election Day at the polling place for the town or city ward where the person is domiciled.
Polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m.
District One: Votes at the Hudson Community Center, 12 Lyons Ave., Hudson
District Two: Votes at Alvirne High School Cafeteria, 200 Derry Rd., Hudson
GENERAL ELECTION DAY- November 8, 2022 - A person qualified to vote who is not registered, may register and vote on this Election Day at the polling place for the town or city ward where the person is domiciled.
Polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m.
District One: Votes at the Hudson Community Center, 12 Lyons Ave., Hudson
District Two: Votes at Alvirne High School Cafeteria, 200 Derry Rd., Hudson
Due to system upgrades at the State Office, we are unable to process the following on Monday, August 22nd:
- Birth Certificates
- Death Certificates
- Marriage Certificates/Licenses
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
This page links to various presentations and documents having to do with the creation and rollout of Hudson Community Power.
Twelve New Communities To Launch With The Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire
CPCNH Statement on OCA Complaint
Acknowledging and respecting the limited financial resources of many, HCP plans to leverage its customer base to achieve competitive cost savings on electric rates.
For those customers who want to increase their use of renewable energy sources, we will offer separate options for achieving that goal.
The HEAC meets at 7pm on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the George H. & Ella M. Rodgers Memorial Library. We welcome new members who want to serve on the committee to help bring Community Power to Hudson.
The Town of Hudson has joined Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH), a non-profit corporation incorporated in October of 2021. The mission of CPCNH is to help its member communities develop their energy plans & achieve their energy goals. For more on CPCNH see their website: www.cpcnh.org/about
Answer: No. If the BOS decides to stand up Hudson Community Power, it will simply be another option for you to choose from. If you wish to remain with Eversource or use a Competitive Electricity Supplier – that is your choice.
The Hudson Police Department is accepting applications for the position of Part Time Legal Clerk.
This position is for 29.5 hours per week. The pay rate is $21.77 per hour to start.
Experience is preferred but not required. Applications are available at the Hudson Police Department 1 Constitution Dr.
Hudson NH 03051 or on the Hudson Police Website at:
The Town of Hudson 9/11 Observance will take place
September 11, 2022
9:30 a.m.
Benson Park
**Due to a scheduling conflict this BOS workshop has been canceled. It will be rescheduled soon.**
The Board of Selectmen will hold a Visioning Session to compose a Vision Statement for the Board with the help of the Town Administrator and a professional facilitator from Primex.
Hillwood, a development firm based out of Dallas, Texas has submitted a proposal to develop a distribution center at the site known as Green Meadows golf course.
Please see the May 27, 2020 meeting agenda and instructions on the various ways to provide public comment below
These are the final results approved by the Town Moderator.
The Board of Selectmen will be working with a facilitator from Primex, to create a vision for the Board of Selectmen.
New Hampshire’s updated Community Power law (RSA 53-E, as amended by SB 286 - Chapter 316, NH Laws of 2019, effective October 1, 2019, and HB 315, Chapter 229, NH Laws of 2021, effective October 24, 2021) requires a minimum of two public hearings to review the proposed Electric Aggregation Plan written by the Hudson Electric Aggregation Committee. These hearings must take place before the town elections in the spring when the citizens of Hudson will vote on the warrant article to create Hudson Community Power.
- A collaborative community based group that helps families get connected to services and needed resources such as; financial, emotional, psychological, housing, medical, recreational, educational plus more...
What we can do:
- Help develop an action plan for each child and family based on their individual needs
- Facilitate communication and collaboration among child and family service agencies
Tonight's Board of Selectmen Budget Review meeting has been canceled due to lack of quorum.
All budgets that were to be reviewed this evening have been added to the agenda for Tuesday, October 18, 2022.
Any Hudson resident, who is at least 18 years old, may register to vote in person at the Town Clerk's Office during regular office hours, 8:00am-4:30pm Monday through Friday. You must bring a photo ID and proof of residency and/or citizenship. The New Hampshire State requirements are available here.
The Supervisors of the Checklist will be in session for voter registrations on the first Tuesday of every month from 2:30pm-3:00pm.
Please call the Town Clerk's Office if you have any questions on the type of documentation required (603) 886-6003.
Any Hudson resident, who is at least 18 years old, may register to vote in person at the Town Clerk's Office during regular office hours, 8:00am-4:30pm Monday through Friday. You must bring a photo ID and proof of residency and/or citizenship. The New Hampshire State requirements are available here.
The Supervisors of the Checklist will be in session for voter registrations on the first Tuesday of every month from 2:30pm-3:00pm.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, NOVEMBER 10, 2022, for the following project:
Public Input sessions are being held to ensure that Hudson's Master Plan reflects the collective vision of the town.
The Master Plan is important for the town in guiding future development. These sessions will allow participants to take a deeper dive into key issues identified during previous outreach and in the recent Master Plan survey. Survey results can be viewed here.
In the event of inclement weather and School Deliberative Session needs to be postponed, the alternate date will be:
Monday, February 13, 2023 6:00pm at the Community Center.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, November 18, 2022, for the following project:
This is a Zoom Meeting. Anyone interested in participating may do so by clicking the link below.
https://wpi.zoom.us/j/94982780505?pwd=a0dvNVhPZDFRMkxwM3l1T3cvdlUvUT09
ISO is an independent company that serves insurance companies, communities, fire departments, insurance regulators, and others by providing information about risk. ISO's expert staff collects information about municipal fire suppression efforts in communities throughout the United States.
Per a policy adopted by the Board of Selectmen on October 8, 1996, Trick or Treat in Hudson will be held on October 31st (Halloween) from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Please see attached agenda for location, time and check-in specifics.
Please see attached agenda for location, time and check-in specifics.
The Supervisors of the Checklist will hold a Voter Registration Session
Tuesday, October 25, 2022
7:00pm-7:30pm
Downstairs at Town Hall - Use Side Door
The Supervisors of the Checklist will hold a Voter Registration Session
Saturday, October 29, 2022
11:00am-11:30am
Downstairs at Town Hall - Use Side Door
This is the last opportunity to register to vote in the November election.
In the event of inclement weather and Town Deliberative Session needs to be postponed, the alternate date will be:
Monday, February 6, 2023 6:00pm at the Community Center.
Election Information here: https://www.hudsonnh.gov/clerk/page/election-information
The Supervisors of the Checklist will hold a Session to make additions and other changes to the checklist:
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
7:00pm to 7:30pm
Downstairs at Town Hall
Please use side door
INVITATION TO BID - New DPW Fuel Pump Station
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, January19, 2023, for the following project:
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR: NEW DPW FUEL PUMP STATION, HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, January 20, 2023, for the following project:
The Town of Hudson’s 2022 total tax rate of $14.69 is the lowest total tax rate that Hudson has seen since at least prior to 1968, the lowest in at least 54+ years. The attached PDF shows all of the NH municipalities, 10,000 population and above, including adjacent municipalities, and what their total tax rates are for 2022.
Sources - State of NH Office of Strategic Initiatives and Department of Revenue Administration
SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY, 1/20/23 DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
Selectmen 1 (3-year term)
- Heidi Jakoby
- David S. Morin
- Marcus Nicolas
- Robert Cooper
Selectmen 1 (1-year term)
- Brian Alan Etienne
- Matthew Keller
- Richard J. Weissgarber
- Dillon Dumont
Budget Committee 3 (3-year term)
- James H. Lawrence III
- Patrick Quinlan
- Kevin M. Walsh
Budget committee 1 (1-year term)
Thursday, February 23, 2023
6:30p.m.
Location: Hudson Community Center, 12 Lions Ave, Hudson, NH 03051
Info Session
Taylor Falls Bridge/Veterans Memorial Bridge Repair Project
Thursday, March 2, 2023
5:00pm-6:00pm
Buxton Meeting Room, Town Hall
Representatives from Hudson and Nashua will be host a public info session on the upcoming project to repair the Taylor Falls Bridge and the Veterans Memorial Bridge.
The Hudson Police Department would like to spread awareness for the following federal government resource for substance abuse and mental health services.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is part of the United States Department of Health and Human Services. As said on their website, SAMHSA's mission is to lead public health and service delivery efforts that promote mental health, prevent substance misuse, and provide treatments and supports to foster recovery while ensuring equitable access and better outcomes.
The Supervisors of the Checklist will hold a Voter Registration Session
Saturday March 4th 11:00AM-11:30AM
Downstairs at Town Hall
Blasting operations are scheduled to begin on 2/28/2023 and will occur on and off through 3/31/2023.
Blasting alerts are now a part of our CodeRED Emergency Alerts system. To learn more or sign up, please visit https://bit.ly/3ORYUDq
The Town of Hudson is accepting resumes for the position of Town Treasurer. This position is responsible for the custody, deposit and disbursement of Town funds in compliance with detailed statutory standards (RSA 41:29). The Treasurer invests excess funds in accordance with the Board of Selectmen’s investment policy. The Treasurer submits reports, vouchers and statements to the Finance Department on a monthly basis and to the Selectmen and Town auditors whenever requested.
We are currently accepting applications for both counselors and a CIT's (Counselor in Training) positions for our upcoming Summer Program. Deadline to apply is March 30, 2023. Please email applications to cpeterson@hudsonnh.gov
Please use the following video link to view Chief Dionne's press conference from March 7, 2023:
ASSISTANT TOWN CLERK/TAX COLLECTOR
Great employment opportunity in the Town of Hudson Town Clerk/Tax Collector’s Office. We are looking to fill a full-time Assistant Town Clerk /Tax Collector position.
If you have any questions about our CALEA (Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies) accreditation, process or general questions about CALEA please click on the link below to connect with the Accreditation Public Comments Portal.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, May 8, 2023, for the following project:
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, June 15, 2023, for the following project:
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, MAY 19, 2023, for the following project:
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, May 30, 2023, for the following project:
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR
The Town Moderator, Paul Inderbitzen, called the recount to order at 7:00 p.m., Monday, April 10th. The Moderator adjourned the recount at 8:05 p.m. with the results listed above.
David Morin has been officially elected for a 3-year term on the Board of Selectmen.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, May 15, 2023, for the following project:
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, May 25, 2023, for the following project:
SENIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK
The Town of Hudson, NH is accepting resumes for the position of Senior Accounting Clerk. This position is responsible for Payroll, Accounts Payable, posting Purchase Orders, general administrative duties and assists with Payroll reporting and Audit preparation.
The person reports to the Finance Director and receives direct supervision from the Town Accountant.
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, June 23, 2023, for the following project:
MOBILE LIGHT TOWER (1)
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, June 23, 2023, for the following project:
MOBILE DIESEL GENERATOR (1)
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, June 23, 2023, for the following project:
FULL MATRIX MESSAGE SIGN BOARDS (2)
Website: Royal Pizza & Seafood
Address:62 Derry St., Hudson NH
Phone: (603) 882-2222 or 882-3222
Attention
Per RSA 674:75 Advance Pipeline Notification, any new residential or nonresidential development that is located in whole or in part within 1,000 feet of the center point of a natural gas transmission pipeline shall notify the operator of the natural gas pipeline of the planned development.
The Trustees will be meeting in the Town Hall parking lot at 2p.m. From there they will carpool to the cemeteries.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, JULY 27, 2023, for the following project:
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR
PUBLIC WORKS FUEL PUMP STATION
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by Town of Hudson.
The Board of Selectmen will be holding a public info session to discuss the possibility of building a new town hall in a new location.
A $25 fine (NH RSA 466:13) for unlicenced dog(s) per NH RSA 466:1, in addition to other fees, is required by law.
These fees must be paid on or before the stated date issed by the Hudson Town Clerk's office annually.
Any person who fails to pay the fine and associated fees within the allotted time will be issued a summons to appear in the 9th Circuit District Division Court in Nashua.
Please be advised that phase one (Flagstone to Sagamore Bridge Ramp) of the Lowell Road Widening Town project will begin the first week of August 2023.
Phase two (Haeffner’s Gas Station to Flagstone Drive) will start in 2024.
The project is scheduled for completion in August of 2024.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:30 AM, local time, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2023, for the following project:
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR
TOWN OF HUDSON BID #DPW 24-1 ROAD LINE STRIPING
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted.
The meeting will be held at the Alvirne High School Barnyard Cafe which is part of the CTE Center.
Please see attached flyer for the American Red Cross Blood Drive with the Hudson Police Department on Tuesday, September 12,2023.
in case of inclement weather - meeting will be postponed to 2/5/24 @ 6:30pm
The Board of Selectmen will hold a brief meeting immediately following the Town Deliberative Session.
Criminal Investigation Division, Town of Hudson
Registered Sex Offenders
Persons accessing this information are cautioned that the registry contains identifying information about the offense for which the sex offender is registered.
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, October 27, 2023, for the following project:
GENERATOR TRANSFER SWITCH
TOWN OF HUDSON
PUBLIC WORKS
Strong candidates will be considered based on their experience if they have the ability to obtain a CDL B license within 6 months of hire. Works under the general supervision of the chief mechanic who assigns work; incumbent uses some independent judgment as to procedures, methods and results expected; work is reviewed through inspection of work and results obtained.
This is notice for the GACIT hearing next Monday at the Community Center from 7pm-8pm.
Please complete this form to submit a formal Right To Know request. You will be contacted within five days of submittal.
You can submit your request by one of these options:
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, December 7, 2023, for the following project:
SEWER CAMERA
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
We are currently looking to fill four vacancies. Our next recruit school for those hired to fill these spots will begin on July 8th.
Here at Hudson Fire we provide you with a robust five week program which will help you build off of the skills you've already acquired while you are acclimated to what will be expected of you as a member of the department.
Updated 11/28/2023
Please refer to the Supporting Documents section below to review published pressed releases.
Sunday 12/10/23 starting at 10am Santa will make his way through the streets of Hudsonn, beginning on the south end of town! See the flyer and the route files below!
Please note that you can track Santa during his route on our Facebook Page for LIVE updates on his whereabouts! @TownofHudsonRecreationDepartment
High School Basketball League 2024
Instructional Basketball - Grades 1st and 2nd 2023- 2024
Robinson Pond Trails is a recreation area offering walking trails on 42 acres of conservation land. It also has an exercise loop with hurdles, a log walk and dip bar to name just a few for those looking for a bit of a work out. The town also recently acquired adjacent conservation land located at 16 & 25 Robinson Road.
Colburn Town Forest is a plot of land protected under the New Hampshire State Law recognized as an official Town Forest. It offers over a mile and a half of winding trails harboring abundant wildlife such as aquatic animals, birds and amazing views!
On December 23, 2023, Officers arrested Fernando Jose Amador Dominguez and Henry Moises Olivero Linares, both of Bronx, New York for charges stemming from an identity theft investigation.
Earlier in the month an investigation was initiated by the Hudson Police into a Hudson resident’s identity being used to fraudulently purchase electronics.
The Hudson Town Election is Tuesday, March 12, 2024 from 7:00 am-8:00 pm. Please follow the traffic patterns for your designated voting locations.
Alvirne High School: Please enter and exit the parking lot through the highlighted Alvirne High School Drive from Derry Street (the Library and Hills Garrison entrance). Additional Handicap parking is available near the voting entrance.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, FEBRUARY 23, 2024, for the following project:
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR
CROSSWALK BEACONS
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by Town of Hudson.
Please use the side door for entrance.
We are currently accepting applications for both Counselors and Counselor in Training for our 2024 Summer Program. Deadline to apply is 3/30/24.
Please be advised the Town is planning to begin the "Phase 2" construction of widening Lowell Road from Flagstone Drive to the Haffner's Service Station entrance.
Tentative starting date is March 4, 2024 with an expected completion date of June 1, 2024.
Work will consist of installation of a new mast arm, handicap ramps, pedestrian poles and additional road lane construction from Flagstone Drive to Haffner's entrance.
Expect delays and plan accordingly. Please contact the Engineering Department at (603) 886-6008 for any questions you may have.
The Lake Host Program
Clean water, healthy wildlife, and stable property values depend on a healthy lake free of invasive species. The NH LAKES Lake Host Program is the first line of defense in protecting our lakes from invasive plants and animals.
Xfinity is committed to keeping our customers informed about changes to Xfinity TV. Please note the following changes to your channel lineup:
- On February 28, 2024, Hallmark Drama was renamed Hallmark Family
- On March 1, 2024, IMPACT Wrestling Channel was renamed TNA Wrestling Channel
- On March 6, 2024, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries was renamed Hallmark Mystery
- On March 25, 2024, AXS was renamed Anthem
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, APRIL 16, 2024, for the following:
DESIGN/BUILD SERVICES FOR
MARSH ROAD WATER PUMP STATION - PHASE 3
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by the Town of Hudson.
- Construction time is 8 AM - 4 PM
- Site contact: Russ Vigeant
- Cell (508) 758-2430
The Supervisors of the Checklist will be meeting in Town Hall Tuesday, June 4, 2024 from 7 - 7:30p.m. to change your party affiliation before the State Primary Election. The public is welcome.
Please use the side door entrance and proceed downstairs.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, MAY 24, 2024, for the following:
ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES FOR
EXISTING CAPPED LANDFILL
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by the Town of Hudson.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, MAY 10, 2024, for the following:
TOWN HALL BUILDING ASSESSMENT
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by the Town of Hudson.
All questions with regard to the Invitation to Bid should be addressed (in writing only) to the attention of:
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids will be received at the Town Hall Offices, Office of the Town Clerk, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, until 10:00 AM, local time, MAY 23, 2024, for the following:
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR
ADAM DRIVE CULVERT
HUDSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bids submitted or received after this date and time will not be accepted. This project is 100% funded by the Town of Hudson.
Did you miss our application at the school guidance department? Are you a graduating senior heading to college in the fall? Have you participated in more than one season/year in one of our programs (basketball, soccer, lacrosse, or the Summer Program)? Apply for our $1500 scholarship by 5/6/24!
