Mission Statement
The Mission of the Hudson Fire Department is to preserve and protect the lives and property of the community through emergency response, education and prevention.
This Mission is accomplished by providing a variety of services designed to protect the lives and property of the community we serve. The department’s prompt and professional response in the event of a fire, medical emergency, disaster, or any other event that would threaten the public’s welfare is our main objective. Continued Education and training is the key in maintaining the high standard of effectiveness that our community deserves.
The 2026 Open Burning Season begins on Thursday, Jan. 15, and ends on May 1. Open burning during this period is governed by the following regulations: Issuance of permit by local fire department, only permitted between 10 a. m. and 4 p.m. daily, must be 75 feet from any building or structure, and constant attendance
The department would like to remind residents of the dangers of ice during the winter, when ponds, lakes, and waterways freeze over. No ice is 100 percent safe, as it is impossible to judge ice conditions by appearance or depth alone. Many factors, including water depth, body of water size, water chemistry, currents, snow cover,
The Hudson Police Department is investigating an alleged “swatting” call made today, falsely reporting an act of violence at Hudson High School. These types of calls are meant to generate a large police response in a community. We are aware that other school districts have received similar calls today. There is no threat or active