City Council

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Meetings

2023 Meeting Schedule

City Council Meetings


  • 7:30 p.m.
  • 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month
  • Town Hall
    27 E. Main St.
    Hudson OH, 44236
*Hearing Assist Program available to attendees. See info below.*

Council Workshops


  • 7:30 p.m.
  • 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month
  • Town Hall
    27 E. Main St.
    Hudson OH, 44236

Upcoming Legislation and Discussions

The 60-Day Meeting View is a draft document that provides for transparency of information on legislation and discussions tentatively scheduled for future workshops and agendas. This is a working document and may change before the final agenda.

Click here for the 60-Day Meeting View.

Meeting and Workshop Agendas & Minutes
View current agendas, minutes and videos.

Archived Meeting and Workshop Agendas & Minutes
Prior to August 1, 2012

Members

Pursuant to Article III of the Charter of the City of Hudson, Ohio, the City Council consists of seven members who serve as the legislative body of the city. Four members are elected by ward and three are elected at-large. The president of City Council is elected by its members shown in the table below.


Responsibilities

City Council’s powers include all legislative powers and determination of policy, appointment of the City Manager, appointment of the Clerk of Council and confirmation of City Manager’s appointment of:

  • Assistant City Managers
  • Finance Director
  • Fire/EMS Chief
  • Police Chief
  • Solicitor

The City Council also serves as liaisons and appoints members to various citizen boards, committees, and commissions.

Mission

The mission of the Hudson City Government is to serve, promote and support, in a fiscally responsible manner, an outstanding community that values quality of life, a well-balanced tax base, historic preservation with a vision to the future and professionalism in volunteer and public service.

Hearing-Assist Program

Meeting attendees can request a hearing-assist device to help them hear meeting audio more clearly. Anyone interested should arrive early and notify a City of Hudson Staff Member prior to the start of meetings. This service is free of charge; however, each user will be asked to provide a photo ID, to be held by the City while the hearing-assist device is in use. For sanitation purposes, the City encourages users to bring their own headsets to plug into hearing-assist devices, which are compatible with any standard headset. If a user does not have their own headset, a single-use headset will be provided. Neck loops are also available for T-Coil capable hearing aids. Sanitizing wipes are available, and hearing-assist device units will be wiped down after each use.

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