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Keep up with the latest updates around the City of Holland Michigan. Featuring guests like the City Manager, the Mayor, Parks and Recreation director and others that help run the city. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
That suspicious Holland street tree by your house can bring out a four-person crew.
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A practical local guide to Holland's tax rate, property value, and the Headley proposal before voters decide.
Holland's Headley override proposal gets a clear local-government treatment, with Marianne Minderfield joined by Mayor Nathan Box and City Manager Keith Van Beek to sort through the difference between a tax rate and a property's taxable value.
Holland's tree inventory makes urban forestry feel like a practical shared system of care.
Holland's urban forest lands here as essential city maintenance, with Andy Kenyon, Jamie Scott, and Michelle Gibbs framing trees as public infrastructure as much as scenery.
A grounded look at the long financial runway behind one city's annual budget vote.
A May 14 budget adoption opens into a useful look at how local government turns community needs, public services, and capital projects into a longer financial plan.
County government, translated into everyday Missoula life.
Mayor Nathan Box says the proposal is a "reset" from 14.2 mills back to the 17.5-mill charter maximum.
Marianne Manderfield talks with Andy Kenyon, Jamie Scott, and Michelle Gibbs about trees.cityofholland.com, where each Holland tree can show a 'nutritional information box' of environmental data.
#MiHolland Update focuses on the City of Holland's Fiscal Year 26 budget, adopted by Council on May 14 after a process that started in January.
City officials discuss ongoing capital improvement projects, focusing on the renovation of two aging fire stations.
Marianne Manderfield interviews Andy Kenyon and Jamie Scott about Holland's urban tree canopy, including nearly 15,000 public trees maintained by four full-time Parks Department employees.
Holland's Home Energy 101 offers city residents a free 90-minute home walkthrough and approximately $300 in do-it-yourself energy measures.
Public Information Coordinator interviews the General Manager of Holland Board of Public Works about the Holland City Fiber initiative and upcoming ballot measure.
An interview with the General Manager of Holland Board of Public Works about the Snowmelt system powered by Holland Energy Park.
City Manager Keith Van Beek discusses the renovation of the Civic Center, funded by donations and tax revenue.