The Council on Aging on May 13 unanimously recommended changes to the Senior Center building use policy, moving liability insurance requirements to the first item in Rules of Use and adding a Visitors Code of Conduct section.
Park Commission elected officers and scheduled a special May 21 meeting to address a wetland access dispute. James Roan was unanimously elected chairman, and Robert D. Bowen unanimously elected vice chairman, at the remote Zoom meeting on May 12.
The Commission on Disabilities heard an ADA exemption request from bar owner Nilton Freitas and discussed alternatives to the sought waiver. Freitas seeks exemption from providing accessible entrance and bathroom for Amaia Martini Bar at 176 Main Street, citing historic property status.
The Hudson Historical Commission agreed to seek Community Preservation Act funding for 20 historic property plaques and Liberty Park restoration work. Chair Jon A. Schmidt was directed to determine fall Town Meeting CPC application deadlines.
Hudson's Select Board confirmed Zetta Rajaniemi as Interim Assistant Treasurer/Collector in a 3-0 vote. The appointment, effective May 8, 2026, was modified from the original agenda, which had listed both Rajaniemi and Santhi Kuruganti for appointment.
Hudson Conservation Commission denied a dock permit and approved beaver dam removals. The commission voted 6-0-0 to deny after-the-fact approval for a dock at 75 Hunter Ave despite owner Emily Groom's request and the structure predating her purchase.
The Hudson Board of Library Trustees unanimously approved $1,000 in mediation services.
Hudson Board of Assessors approved motor vehicle abatements unanimously on May 5. The board voted 3-0-0 on the abatements following a motion by Member Christine Griffin, seconded by Member Joanne McIntyre.
Hudson's Select Board approved a Town Manager evaluation framework for fiscal 2026. Chair Steven C. Sharek, Vice Chair Lauren DuBreuil, Member Diane G. Bemis, and Scott Duplisea voted unanimously on the measure.
Hudson Select Board approved a 659,821-dollar road paving contract and confirmed personnel moves on April 27, voting unanimously on all matters. The board awarded the contract to Massachusetts Broken Stone Company with funding from town budget, Chapter 90 grants, and Eversource contributions.
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