Calling MISS DIG 811 before you dig protects you, your neighbors, and your contractors from damaged underground utility lines. No matter who completes the work, you are responsible for making sure that the underground utilities on your property are clearly marked.

Holland BPW takes pride in serving our community with reliable and competitive electric services. We also are committed to providing our essential utility services in a socially, environmentally and financially responsible manner. The electric industry is intricate, and many different factors impact what is needed to carry out this mission in the present and the future.

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.
Through a partnership with the Michigan Public Power Agency (MPPA), we have power purchase agreements for renewable energy from several large solar arrays in Michigan.