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Important Departmental Messages

From the Office of the Assessor

Over the next several months, we will be conducting inspections of houses in our own as required by the Department of Revenue. Your house may be on the inspection list. The purpose of these visits is to perform a cyclical inspection to verify that the information on our property record cards is accurate and up to date.

These inspections will be conducted by Mayflower Valuation. They are professionally trained, will have identification displayed on their person and their vehicles, and will have a letter on them.

Click here to view and download the letter.

From the Office of the Tax Collector

2024 Excise tax bills are expected to go out on February 16, 2024. Please be aware that the bills will be due on March 18, 2024 and must be paid whether a bill is received in the mail or not. To cut down on wait times, in lieu of visiting the Tax Collector's office at City Hall, bills may be paid online using UniPay. There is no fee when paying with an eCheck.
If you no longer own the vehicle you have received a bill for, you will need to contact the City Assessor's office.

From the DPW

CSO Notification March 10, 2024

Please be advised that precipitation, as recorded at the Holyoke Water Pollution Control Facility, within the previous 4 hours resulted in combined sewer overflow discharges from the City of Holyoke’s sewage collection system to the Connecticut River. These discharges may have negative water quality impacts downstream including the Connecticut River adjacent to your community. Swimming, fishing, boating and other uses which may involve water contact is discouraged. This CSO issue has no adverse effects on public drinking water.

Tenga en cuenta que la precipitación, según lo registrado en la Instalación de Control de la Contaminación del Agua de Holyoke, dentro de las 4 horas anteriores resultó en descargas combinadas de desbordamiento de alcantarillado del sistema de recolección de aguas residuales de la Ciudad de Holyoke al río Connecticut. Estas descargas pueden tener impactos negativos en la calidad del agua río abajo, incluido el río Connecticut adyacente a su comunidad. Se desaconseja nadar, pescar, pasear en bote y otros usos que puedan implicar el contacto con el agua. Respecto al asunto con CSO, no afecta negativamente el agua potable pública.

 

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