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Hudson City Council OKs Newsletter Bids
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Hudson City Council Approves Newsletter Bids

The Hudson City Council has authorized the City Manager to solicit bids for printing and mailing services for the city's "Focus on Hudson" newsletter, aiming for a multi-year contract.

10/07/2026 · Hudson edition

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HUDSON – The Hudson City Council authorized the City Manager on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026, to seek bids and award a contract for printing and mailing services for the city's resident newsletter, "Focus on Hudson." The council aims to secure a multi-year agreement for the publication.

The Communications Department requested the action to ensure continued efficient distribution of the newsletter across Pasco County. "Focus on Hudson" provides updates on city services, events and information to residents.

Resolution No. 26-132 grants the City Manager authority to manage the bidding process, including advertising for proposals and awarding the contract. A multi-year contract suggests a desire for stability and potential cost savings.

Supporting documents for the agenda item included responses and a summary report from a 2024 communications survey. These likely informed the scope of the printing services contract.

The council approved the item as part of its consent agenda.

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