North Hudson Village Hall

Hudson City Hall, located at the corner of Third Street and Walnut Street in Hudson's historic downtown district, serves as the central hub for various municipal services in the city. Originally constructed in 1927 and expanded in 1992, this building houses key offices such as the municipal court, mayor's office, and city council chambers, offering a convenient location for Hudson residents to handle tasks like paying water utility bills and obtaining building permits. Generated from their available business information

Located in Hudson, Wis., the St. Croix Emergency Medical Services Department has been operational for more than 30 years. It has a team of paramedics, emergency management technicians and rescue staff members who provide prehospital medical and rescue care to the citizens and visitors of the city. The department follows-up to provide additional treatment and transportation services. The St. Croix Emergency Medical Services specializes in technical rescue operations, high-angle rope rescues, dive tasks, vehicle extrication, swiftwater rescue and other highly technical rescues. Its fleet of vehicles includes Paramedic chase vehicles, ambulances, rescue vans, dive rescue trucks and trailers. The department also has a marine unit that consists of several zodiac inflatable watercrafts and a whaler boat.

The City of Hudson Municipal Building in Hudson, WI serves as the central administrative hub for the local government. It provides a range of services to residents and businesses, including permitting, licensing, and public information. Generated from their business information