We are excited to announce the release of our new careers booklet, designed to inspire high school students to explore rewarding and in-demand careers in the utility industry.
In its 130 plus years, the Holland Board of Public Works has grown our services to match the Holland area’s growth. As our services continue to grow, so does our workforce. By bringing together individuals with different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, our workforce is better equipped to innovate and meet the evolving needs of our community.
Holland Community Energy Plan Holland BPW and the City of Holland share a passion for the Community Energy Plan (CEP).

The Holland Board of Public Works has launched a new online "EV Toolkit" — a trustworthy and comprehensive resource for all EV-related topics. It's a guide for anyone interested in purchasing an EV, with information on different models, charging options, environmental considerations, and potential costs and savings.
Demolition of Holland BPW’s retired James De Young (JDY) power plant is underway.
Where Do We Get Power?
We Are Committed to Diversified Power Generation
Holland Board of Public Works offers a diverse energy portfolio, distributing energy from natural gas, coal, wind, biomass, and landfill gas. In fact, with our Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) over 15% of our power comes from sustainable energy sources. This diversity helps us to keep our rates consistent and competitive, sourcing our power from the most affordable option at any given time.