Hudson City Council Unanimously Approves Thursday-Saturday 10 P.M. Curfew
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Hudson, Wisconsin's city council has unanimously approved a 10 p.m. curfew in effect Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Business in Hudson, Wisconsin has been hot since Minnesota put its latest COVID-19 restrictions in place. Wisconsin has fewer restrictions.
Hudson Mayor Rich O'Connor floated the idea of a curfew shutting down bars and restaurants, trying to stop the violence that has come with the increase in visitors. The tipping point: three people were stabbed in three different locations in downtown Hudson early Sunday morning.
The curfew goes into effect Thursday, Dec. 10.
"The reality is we are sort of a suburb of the Twin Cities and for us to be out of sync with them is a slap in the face," Gary Hines said.
"I think we've been through enough and they are taking proper measures for people to come into their bars and I think they should stay open. I think we've been through enough and they are taking proper measures for people to come into their bars, and I think they should stay open," said Brice Buckingham.
