The Finance Committee unanimously approved a $1,234,877 year-end transfer of funds, with the largest portion directed to financial consultants addressing a cash reconciliation backlog and Finance Department vacancies.
The Select Board approved a single event entertainment license for the Hudson Portuguese Club's Holy Ghost Feast on June 27 and 28.
Hudson Conservation Commission approved a shoreline deck expansion and continued three related property hearings to July 2.
Library trustees voted unanimously to adopt a public comment policy and add public comment to board meeting agendas. The board also voted unanimously to join the Massachusetts Library Trustees Association for $100 annually, allocating funds from the library budget's dues line.
Park Commission approved seasonal summer 2026 park employees for Select Board consideration. Chair Robert D. Bowen moved to approve the seasonal part-time positions, as presented, seconded by Member Michael Chaves. The motion carried 2-0, with Member James Roan absent from the remote meeting.
The Silas Felton Historic District Commission approved paint and signage projects at three locations.
Hudson Commission on Disabilities voted unanimously to support a Hudson Land Trust trail project.
Commission issued conditions for Glendale Road culvert project after unanimous vote. Chair Debra Edelstein and members Brooke Warrington, Brandon Parker, Paul Osborne, and Lauren Marshall approved the Order of Conditions on a 5-0 vote.
Hudson's Council on Aging held its annual meeting June 10, re-electing its slate of officers including Diane Durand as Chair and Charles Corley as Vice Chair.
Hudson Select Board awarded an ambulance contract to Coastal EMS and confirmed numerous new hires.
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