The Hudson Budget Committee met on Nov. 17 to review the potential tax impact of the proposed town budget following adjustments to alternative revenue sources and an announcement from the Department of Revenue Administration that Hudson’s 2024 tax rate will…
Budget season moved forward as the Hudson Budget Committee wrapped up presentations on various elements of the town budget. However, members expressed frustration over the lack of information on upcoming warrant articles, many of which remain unfinished.“I thought we were…
New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte stopped into Hudson last week, on Friday morning, Nov. 21, for a tour of the Wilbur E. Palmer Career and Technical Education Center at Alvirne High School, where she noted that bringing back the trades…
The Hudson Police Department outlined its proposed 2026–2027 fiscal year budget during the Nov. 13 meeting of the Hudson Budget Committee, highlighting plans to address staffing shortages and create a new Deputy Chief position.“We looked through our budget with our…
The School Board received feedback on its new personal electronic devices policy during its latest meeting, following a state law passed earlier this year requiring a “bell-to-bell” ban on cell phones and similar devices in classrooms.Superintendent Dan Moulis reported that…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen recently reviewed several potential warrant articles for the upcoming Town Meeting, including a proposal to hire additional firefighters to address growing service demands.Hudson Fire Chief Scott Tice explained that the department applied for a SAFER…
At its most recent meeting, the Hudson Board of Selectmen approved a proposal to use a portion of the Town’s unassigned fund balance to help reduce the 2025 property tax rate. The decision followed a discussion on maintaining fiscal stability…
The Hudson Budget Committee’s first November meeting focused on scheduling its review of the school budget, with members expressing frustration over delays in receiving key information from SAU81.“Correct me if I’m wrong, but last year, didn’t we get the town…
On Oct. 28, the Hudson School Board continued its review of next year’s budget as Superintendent Dan Moulis, his administrative team, and the Board addressed questions from residents.“I put in about 80 hours acting in the role of the customer…
As the Town of Hudson enters budget season, Board of Selectmen Chair Dillon Dumont is encouraging residents to get involved early in the process to ensure informed decision-making ahead of March’s voting day.“I do just want to remind everybody, if…