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Hudson City Council swears in Kyle Brezovic and appoints Dan White to Ward 2 in 4–1 vote

Hudson City Council · December 9, 2025
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Summary

At a special meeting Dec. 9, Hudson council administered the oath to at‑large council member Kyle Brezovic and voted 4–1 to appoint Daniel C. White to the vacant Ward 2 seat after a closed interview process.

Hudson City Council held a special meeting Dec. 9 that opened with the oath of office for at‑large council member Kyle Brezovic and concluded with the council’s appointment of Daniel C. White to the Ward 2 vacancy.

Mayor (unnamed) administered the oath to Brezovic, who recited the pledge to support the constitutions of the United States and the state of Ohio and to "faithfully, honestly and impartially discharge the duties of the office of member of council." The council then moved into an executive session to interview one final applicant for the Ward 2 opening.

After the closed‑door interviews, Council President Byrd nominated Daniel C. White. Councilor Goetz moved to appoint White and Councilor Weinstein seconded the motion. City Clerk Wheeler conducted a roll‑call vote: Zoraimo — yes; Getz — yes; Sutton — no; Weinstein — yes; Burt — yes. The motion passed 4–1 and the council announced the appointment publicly.

Council members did not debate the nomination at length in open session; after the vote the mayor congratulated White and the council adjourned the special meeting and reconvened immediately for a workshop session.

The appointment fills the Ward 2 seat by temporary appointment, as required under the City Charter; staff noted Councilor‑elect Brezovic is not eligible to vote on the appointment until he is officially seated at the next regular meeting.