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Select Board approves $8.9 million in bond anticipation notes

Hudson's Select Board unanimously approved $8.9 million in bond anticipation notes on September 21, authorizing an $8,040,041 Series A note at 5.00 percent to Truist Securities and an $880,948 Series B note at 6.50 percent to Oppenheimer & Co., both due September 23, 2027.

Select Board · Meeting of September 21, 2026

Hudson's Select Board unanimously approved $8.9 million in bond anticipation notes on September 21, authorizing an $8,040,041 Series A note at 5.00 percent to Truist Securities and an $880,948 Series B note at 6.50 percent to Oppenheimer & Co., both due September 23, 2027. The board confirmed Felicia Soares as Administrative Assistant - DPW effective October 13 and appointed five residents to the Hudson Cultural Council through year-end 2028, reappointing Leia Owen. It signed a three-year collective bargaining agreement with the Hudson Police Superior Officers' Association/MCOP, Local 433, covering July 2025 through June 2028.

The board awarded a $232,749 pedestrian improvements contract for Glendale Road/Route 62 to Coviello Electric and appointed five members to an Ad-Hoc Audit Committee. Finance Director Neil Vaidya reported the MUNIS payroll system launching the following week and the 2024 audit nearing completion.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of September 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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