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 (20)(Public Safety)
Low-speed vehicle rules (Chapter 478)
Minimal direct cost; potential police enforcement costs for the quarter-mile allowance.
Engineering standards for fiber/drilling construction
Construction will take longer than originally hoped; added inspection costs not quantified.
Shortcutting ordinance amendment
Fire/EMS facility improvements
Renovation is projected to come in under the $5 million budgeted, with a portion expected to return.
Public comment rules
Alleged conflict of interest and recusal of Council Member D'Eramo
Fire Hydrants on Middleton and Stow Roads
Costs not stated; bid process authorized.
City Solicitor Appointment and In-House Counsel Debate
Current contract arrangement costs about $300,000; a full-time solicitor is projected to be more cost-effective.
New Fire & EMS staffing and Senior Van service
These expanded services carry operating costs the city is absorbing.
Fire hydrants along Middleton and Stow Roads
Cost will be set through the bidding process.
Ravida fence dispute with the city
Ravida claims the city's legal costs in the dispute may run $80,000-$100,000 against a $12,000 fence.
Day care retention pond safety fencing
A fence requirement could have triggered a variance request and added project cost.
AHBR appeal activity
Hines Hill Road / Route 91 intersection safety
Concealed handguns banned in City buildings
There’s no big line item attached, but the city could face added insurance, training, or liability costs down the road.
Rescission of Kowalski censures
Emergency communications gaps
A better non-emergency notification platform could cost money — it's headed into the budget discussion.
Third school resource officer
The school district, not the city, will cover the salary increase for the third resource officer.
Allegations of malicious prosecution and record tampering
Senior Facility EMS Call Burden
Preventable calls waste EMS hours; potential savings from facility-level interventions.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Anzevino was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.