Welcome to Holland, Ohio
WEBCHECK APPLICATION – click here for formThe Police Department provides webcheck/background fingerprinting servicesMonday thru Friday 10:30am to 1:30pm.Please have your required paperwork completed prior to arriving at the Holland Police Building.PLEASE NOTE THAT BCI IS EXPERIENCING EXTENDED DELAYSIN RETURNING RESULTS OF WEBCHECKS.RESULTS MAY TAKE UP TO 30 DAYS, PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY. |
COVID-19 VACCINE INFORMATION LINKCOVID-19 HOTLINE 1-800-427-5634. https://lucascountyhealth.com/coronavirusupdates/
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Effective Monday September 13, 2021All individuals entering a Village owned building will be required to wear face coverings. |
Council meetingSeptember 7 & 21, 2021 7:30pmThe meeting will be held in the Municipal Building, 1245 Clarion Ave.Facial coverings and social distancing not required but encouraged. |
Feral CatsAs tempting as it may be, shooting feral cats in the Village is not an option. It is illegal to discharge a weapon within the Village limits. Please see the article on Feral Cats for more information. |
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Income Tax
Holland contracts with the Regional Income Tax Agency (R.I.T.A.) for enforcement of its income tax regulations. This includes annual returns, estimated payments, local withholding, etc.
All returns, schedules, and other documents need to be submitted directly to R.I.T.A. Documents submitted to the Village of Holland will be returned to the sender and may result in penalties and fines if the returned filing is late.
R.I.T.A. Contact Information:
Business Filings – 1-800-860-7482 EXT 5003
Residential Filings – 1-800-860-7482 EXT 5002
All filings and payments may be made online at www.ritaohio.com.
R.I.T.A. also handles all Holland Springfield Joint Economic Development Zone (JEDZ) and Holland Springfield Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) filings including annual returns, estimated payments, and local withholding. 1-800-860-7482 EXT 3263.
DUE TO COVID-19, R.I.T.A. WILL NOT BE HOLDING IN PERSON HELP SESSIONS FOR 2021 RETURN PREPARATION.
2021 Income Tax forms and a Request Form for R.I.T.A. to complete your taxes can be found at this link.
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Hoppers
The weekend of September 17 & 18 will be the last hopper days of 2021. Friday September 17 from noon to 4pm and Saturday September 18 from 8am to noon.
Restricted items include building materials, concrete, bricks, tires, vehicle and engine parts, fridges/freezers without a freon removed tag, yard waste and regular solid waste, containers that are not empty with the lids removed, chemicals, explosives, ammunition or toxic materials.
Latex paint may be disposed off if the paint is dried..
Leaf Collection
Fall Leaf Collection will run from October 4 thru the first week of December, 2021. Collection at the start of the season may not occur weekly but will be based on the maintenance department discretion.
COLLECTION SCHEDULE:
MONDAYS – All streets south of the railroad tracks including Nightingale
TUESDAYS – Clarion, Clark, Front and Angola Roads
WEDNESDAYS – Dunn, Cornwall, and Springfield Drive
THURSDAYS – Kipling, Second, McCord, Georgianna, Erie, Columbus, Washington and Almaine
FRIDAYS – all streets in the Whisperwood Subdivision
Please keep sticks, branches, rocks, and other plant material out of the leaf piles raked to the curb or street line for collection. These materials, other than the rocks, may be taken to Clean Wood Recycling on W. Bancroft and dropped off free of charge. Yard waste cards are valid through the end of the year.
Leaf piles should be kept at least 6 feet from telephone poles, street signs, and mailboxes, this helps to speed collection. Catch basins and curb inlets should also be kept clear so to avoid any street flooding or leaves entering the storm sewer system.