Below you'll find HBPW's Annual Reports, financial statements, Annual Water Quality Reports, Renewable and Efficient Energy Plan and CCR Compliance Reports. The reports share our year's achievements, financial details, what we do to keep your drinking water safe and more.
Strategic Plan
Annual Reports
Annual Reports share the year's achievements, financial details, energy efficiency goals met and more.
Community Energy Plan
Learn about our community's progress towards the goals of Holland's Community Energy Plan (CEP) in these Annual Reports.
Refunded Bonds
Avoided Costs
Renewable Energy & Conservation
Public Act 295 (PA295) was signed into Michigan law in October 2008, to promote the development of clean energy, renewable energy, and energy optimization (EO) through the implementation of a clean, renewable, and energy efficient standard. The intention of the Act is to diversify the resources used to reliably meet the state's energy needs, provide greater energy security through the use of indigenous energy resources available within the state, encourage private investment in renewable energy and energy efficiency, and provide improved air quality. It was amended by PA 341 and 342 in 2017.
The documents below are part of the Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) and EO filings, submitted to the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC).
Water Quality Reports
The water you drink goes through a rigorous testing process that is monitored continuously before it is delivered to you safely 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Water Quality Reports (also known as Consumer Confidence Reports) are a result of a Federal regulation passed by the U.S. EPA as part of the 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments, requiring that all community water systems provide customers with an annual water quality report. The annual report provides customers with an overview of the results of the testing performed and of the quality of the drinking water delivered during the previous calendar year. The reports not only provide information about the quality of the drinking water, but the source, treatment, monitoring and more.
Holland BPW is working every day to safely manage the coal combustion residuals (CCR) created at our coal-fired generation plant. In addition to state regulations, the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) regulates CCR.
In compliance with this law, you can find a wide variety of data (including the Fugitive Dust Control Plan) related to the operation and maintenance of our CCR facility.
Contact Trista Gregorski if you have any questions or have trouble accessing data.
CCR Groundwater Annual Report
CCR Fugitive Dust Control
CCR Closure
Design
City of Holland Fraud and Financial Misuse Policy & Reporting
One of the top priorities of the City of Holland is to provide a government that serves with honesty and integrity. The purpose of this policy is to establish a system to prevent, discourage, detect, document, investigate and report existing or potential fraud or financial misuse within the City of Holland organization.
For more information, read the full policy.
Fraud and Financial Misuse Policy
Reporting
To report potential fraud or financial misuse within the City of Holland organization, please complete the official form and submit to the appropriate party noted on the form.