City of Hudson

Small Town - Big Heart: Located on the Pulse of Michigan

 

 CITY OF HUDSON
121 North Church Street
Hudson, MI 49247
517-448-8983

Small Town- Big Heart
Located on the Pulse of Michigan 

 

Snow Removal Ordinance

Snow Removal Ordinance

It is the property owner’s responsibility to clear ice and snow from sidewalks within twelve (12) hours after it stops snowing.  In the case of storms during the night, sidewalks shall be cleared by 6:00 p.m. the following day.  If the property owner fails to clear the sidewalks within the time limit, the City shall have them cleared and the cost $50 plus an administrative fee of $10 will be charged to the property owner. 

Additional, Michigan State Law R28.1455b Sec. 5.56b (4) prohibits depositing or causing to be deposited, any snow, ice, or slush onto any roadway or highway.

Tigers Win Div 7 State Football Title!

Congratulations to Hudson Area High School Tigers Football on their Division 7 State Football Championship.  The Tigers earned Lenawee County's First-ever State Football Title by defeating the Ishpeming Hematites 28-26 at Ford Field on Saturday, November 27th.  Hundreds of local supporters then welcomed the victors home with a reception in the main downtown intersection.  The crowd cheered as Coach Luma hoisted the MHSAA Division 7 trophy above his head.  For many, the championship ended a long wait, as this victory came 35 years after Ishpeming broke the Tigers' then-national record 72-game winning streak in 1975. 

General Information

Located in Michigan just 10 miles North of the Ohio border. Hudson was settled in 1833 and established as a City by act of State Legislature in 1893.

Hudson has been very fortunate in its architecture. The entire downtown of Hudson was designated by the U.S. Dept. of Interior National Park Service as a Historic Place and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in the late 1970's. The city also has six residential homes that are on the National Historic Register, several beautiful historic churches, a Carnegie library, a historic railroad bridge, and a historical museum.  

 

 

Abandoned recycle bin

AS A REMINDER: any trash receptacle or recycle bin left at the roadside after 6:00 p.m. following the day of trash removal will be picked up by the Department of Public Works. You may call DPW at 448-6101 or City Hall at 448-8983 with any questions.

Grass/Weed Ordinance

Ordinance No. 379-08 states that no person occupying any premises or lot and no person owning any unoccupied premises or vacant lot shall permit or maintain on any such premises any growth of noxious weeds regardless of height or any growth of grass or other vegetation that has attained a height of 8 inches or more. If this ordinance is not complied with, the City Manager may cause such noxious weeds, grass or other vegetation to be removed or destroyed and the greater of $120, or the actual cost of such cutting, removal or destruction, plus the current administrative fee of $50, and other costs in connection therewith, shall be collected from the owner as a special assessment.

 

 

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