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Hudson council holds first reading on ordinance to prohibit concealed handguns in city buildings
Summary
Council introduced Ordinance 26-13 to amend local code to prohibit carrying concealed handguns in city buildings; it was presented as the first of three readings and no final vote was taken at the meeting.
Council introduced Ordinance 26-13, which would amend Section 672.02 I 6 of the City of Hudson codified ordinances to prohibit carrying a concealed handgun in city buildings.
Mayor Jeffrey L. Anzvino read the ordinance’s title and noted it was presented as the first of three readings. No substantive debate or amendments were recorded during the meeting and no final vote was taken on the ordinance during this session.
What it means: The first reading is a procedural step that brings the ordinance onto the council’s legislative calendar; additional readings or committee review are required before adoption. If the ordinance were later adopted, it would enact a local restriction on carrying concealed handguns inside municipal facilities to the extent permitted by law.
Next steps: The ordinance will return for the required subsequent readings; the transcript does not record a schedule or vote date for later readings.
