Mayor· 2022-04-12–2027-12-07 (continuous in the Mayor office since 2022-04-12 per Legistar Web API office record for the City of Hudson [read]; current term from December 2023 election; Charter Sec. 3.01 and 4.01 [read in Ordinance 25-111 text]: four-year terms commencing at the first regular Council meeting after the Board of Elections certification in December)
Jeffrey L. Anzevino
Hudson
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 37
- Total speaking time
- 11:06:40
- Avg per meeting
- 18:01
- Segments
- 10211
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Top issues during term (6)(General)
Land Development Code Updates — Market Hall and Planned Developments
No direct cost, but density limits shape future tax base, housing supply, and EMS/utility service demands.
Honorary street name for crossing guard Clark Rumiser
Minor cost for manufacturing and maintaining the honorary sign.
Darrow Road Speed Limit Reduction
Adds roughly 45 seconds to a two-mile drive on the corridor; no major city cost identified.
oil and gas drilling regulation
Drilling could bring lease payments and tax revenue to some property owners and the city, but nearby residents may face costs tied to safety, insurance, or property values.
city manager appointment
The appointment itself doesn’t change taxes or fees, but the city manager’s salary and budget decisions will shape how Hudson spends public money.
city manager lawsuit settlement
The $80,000 settlement comes out of city funds, so Hudson taxpayers ultimately foot the bill.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Anzevino was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching General.