Parks & recreation · Holland, MI
Parks Division
The City of Holland Parks Division is responsible for maintaining city parks, open areas, tot lots, streetscape landscaping, and tulip beds. It also handles the trimming, planting, and removal of trees in public parks and rights-of-way.
Other Holland services
- City hallCity HallCity Hall provides access to meeting agendas and minutes, information about boards and commissions, and details on various city departments. It also covers aspects of city government such as the Mayor and City Council, ordinances, and sustainability programs.(616) 355-1300
- ClerkHolland City ClerkThe City Clerk's Office provides administrative services for all City departments, manages City records, conducts elections, administers business and liquor licensing, acts as the FOIA Coordinator, issues permits, provides Notary services, and serves as a Passport Acceptance Facility. It aims to provide administrative services and maintain public documents as mandated by city and state regulations.(616) 355-1301
- ElectionsCity Clerk Brenda KaterburgCity Clerk Brenda Katerburg provides information on elections, including voter registration, early voting, absentee voting, and Election Day voting through the MiHolland Update Podcast.(616) 355-1300
- TreasurerTreasurer's OfficeThe Treasurer's Office is responsible for the custody of all City of Holland monies. Its primary functions include billing and collection of property taxes, special assessments, and various other fees, as well as the investment of public funds.(616) 355-1380
- Trash & recyclingCity Recycling EventThe City of Holland hosts a recycling drop-off event for electronics, mattresses, small appliances, power tools, and other hard-to-recycle items. It is primarily for City of Holland residents, with specific instructions for drop-off procedures.(616) 355-1355
- PolicePolice DepartmentThe Police Department protects and serves all residents and visitors through law enforcement and continuous pursuit of excellence, building relationships and trust within the community. Its vision is to be an innovative and forward-thinking public safety department, valued and trusted for creating and maintaining a safer community.(616) 355-1300
