WHAT: Road Resurfacing
WHEN: Beginning August 24, 2026
WHERE: Butternut Dr., Lakewood Blvd. to Riley St.
WHY: Road Resurfacing
BACKGROUND: Beginning August 24, 2026, contractors for the Ottawa County Road Commission are expected to begin work on a resurfacing project on Butternut Drive between Lakewood Boulevard and Riley Street.
This project is expected to last through October. Please note that all work is weather dependent and completion times are subject to change.
TRAFFIC IMPACT: Traffic will be maintained using temporary lane closures under flag control during work hours. Be prepared for possible delays when traveling through this area while work is taking place.
Citizens in Ottawa County are able to text 911 from a cell phone in emergencies when dialing 911 is prohibitive. Examples of this might be those who are deaf or hard of hearing, people in domestic violence situations, a robbery or a home break-in situation where it might endanger the caller to talk on the phone. Text messages are limited to 256 characters. When sending a text to 911 dispatch, please be sure to send pertinent information first, such as your address/location, the type of emergency and your name so that dispatch can get the correct emergency vehicles en route before continuing the conversation. Please do not use any abbreviations or acronyms. Pictures or videos are also unable to be transmitted to the system. The most efficient way to contact 911 is still by calling directly to the dispatcher.
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF HOLLAND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special meeting of the Board of Trustees for the Charter Township of Holland will be held at the Holland Charter Township Administration Building, 353 North 120th Avenue, Holland, Michigan, at 5:00 p.m., local time, on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
The Board of Trustees will conduct a budget work session during this meeting. The Board will review and make changes as needed to the proposed township budget for fiscal year 2027, including the proposed property tax millage rate and proposed revenues and appropriations.
Dated: August 20, 2026
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF HOLLAND
By: Michael Dalman
Its: Clerk
Holland Charter Township has two dog parks for you and your dog to enjoy. You are welcome to visit Helder Dog Park and Quincy Dog Park every day from 6:00 am - 11:00 pm. Both parks are completely fenced with double-gated entrances, separate areas for large dogs and small dogs (under 25 pounds), asphalt walking paths, tables and benches, plenty of security lighting, and drinking fountains with dog bowls.
Helder Park Dog Park is located within Helder Park at 3751 104th Avenue. This 4-acre off leash dog park includes many dog friendly amenities. For Dog Park Rules, click here.
Quincy Park Dog Park is located within Quincy Park at 4260 144th Ave. This 5-acre off leash dog park includes many dog friendly amenities. For Dog Park Rules, click here.
Dog Park Rules
Holland Charter Township has an automated Phone Payment Option for Utility Billing or Tax Payments. You can call (616) 344-4609 to make phone payments in English or Español with a credit/debit card or an electronic check. Processing fees apply.