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Quincy Park offers a vast variety of spaces to enjoy ths summer that are sure to please your whole family. This 133-acre park is located at 4260 144th Avenue. The softball field entrance is located at 14025 Quincy Street. In addition to general open areas, the park has play areas, gazebos, a dog park and picnic tables. Little League fields, soccer fields and softball fields are also available for recreational use.
For more information check out our Quincy Park page.
All Holland Charter Township parks are open from 6:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. This park is under 24-hour camera surveillance.
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REGISTER TO VOTE
You can register to vote at the Holland Township Clerk's office, County Clerk's office, Secretary of State branch office or online. If you were previously registered in Michigan and have moved, you may go to your new local clerk's office to register with your new address or register online at the Secretary of State's website. If you are registering after July 22, you must register to vote at the Township Clerk's office and provide proof of residency.
You may use one of our secure drop boxes to return your application or your absentee ballot. There are drop boxes located at the Township Offices within the lobby and inside the west entrance, as well as two drive-up drop box locations - one located just north of the office at 353 N. 120th Ave. and the other located in the parking lot at the Riley Street Fire Station at 131 Riley St. Drop boxes are under 24-hour surveillance.
The Holland Charter Township Clerk's Office will be open Saturday, August 3, from 7:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. to accept Absentee Voter Ballot Requests. If you request a ballot during that time, you may vote the ballot in the office or take it home with you.
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If you are planning the installation of a swimming pool or hot tub, please keep in mind all of the local codes and ordinances. The swimming pool permit information and application can be found here. Keep in mind that any man made structure that can hold 24 inches (deep) of water is classified as a swimming pool, inlcuding hot tubs and spas. This definition includes most in ground and above ground swimming pools, including inflatable pools, hot tubs and spas, both permanent and portable, as well as many whirlpool bathtubs. An electrical permit is nearly always required as well. If you have any questions, contact the Building Department at (616) 395-0196.