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Date and time: 2020-04-21 07:00 pmLocation: City Hall HolyokeDepartment: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL April 21,2020 PUBLIC COMMENT   COMMUNICATIONS 1. From City Clerk Brenna McGee and Administrative Assistant Ryan Allen, Minutes from the March 10, 2020 and April 7, 2020 City Council Meetings 2. From Tanya Wdowiak, City Auditor, monthly budget reports PRESIDENT'S...

Date and time: 2020-04-07 07:00 pmLocation: Remote by ZoomDepartment: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL April 7,2020 PUBLIC COMMENT   COMMUNICATIONS 1. From Anthony Dulude, Assessor, letter and order from City Council for release of 100k for new voting machines. 2. From Jesus Pereira, Director of Holyoke Veterans Affairs, request for financial transfer. 3. From...

Date and time: 2020-03-10 07:00 pmLocation: City Hall HolyokeDepartment: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL March 10,2020 LAID ON THE TABLE 1. From Brenna Murphy McGee, City Clerk MMC and Ryan Allen, Admin. Asst to City Council minutes of December 17, 2019 and February 4, 2020. PUBLIC COMMENT   COMMUNICATIONS 2. From Mayor Alex B....

Date and time: 2020-02-18 07:00 pmLocation: City Hall HolyokeDepartment: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL February 18,2020 LAID ON THE TABLE 1. From Brenna Murphy McGee, City Clerk MMC and Ryan Allen, Admin. Ass't. to the City Council minutes of December 17, 2019. 2. From Board of Health minutes of October 3, 2019. 3. The...

Date and time: 2020-02-04 07:00 pmLocation: City Hall HolyokeDepartment: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL February 4,2020 LAID ON THE TABLE 1. From Brenna Murphy McGee, City Clerk MMC and Ryan Allen, Admin. Ass't. to the City Council minutes of December 17, 2019. 2. The Committee on Ordinance to whom was referred an order  that...

Date and time: 2020-01-21 07:00 pmLocation: City Hall HolyokeDepartment: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL January 21,2020 PUBLIC COMMENT   COMMUNICATIONS 1. From Mayor Alex B. Morse letter re-appointing Mr. Michael Dodge, 131 Norwood Terrace, Holyoke, MA to serve as a member of the Conservation Commission for the City of Holyoke: Mr. Dodge will serve...

Date and time: 2020-01-07 07:00 pmLocation: City Hall HolyokeDepartment: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL January 7,2020 LAID ON THE TABLE 1. The Committee on Ordinance to whom was referred an order That a handicap sign be placed in front of 9 Gates St. for Jeffrey Potter. Recommend that the order be adopted PUBLIC COMMENT...

Please help the MA COVID Team trace and slow the Spread of COVID-19 by making sure to answer calls coming from the Community Contact Tracing Collaborative. If someone tests positive for COVID-19, the Collaborative’s Contact Tracers will reach out by phone to that person, and their close contacts, to slow the spread of the virus....

Governor Baker signed Orders to enforce the use of face coverings in "any place open to the public" where 6' social distancing cannot be maintained. This includes outdoor spaces, businesses, workplaces, and public transportation. The order may be enforced by fines. The general public is still urged not to use medical-grade masks in order to...

The City of Holyoke's Purchasing Department is able to help you with this, call them at 413-322-5650 to ask what you need and how you can become a vendor.

You can get more information about current bids by visiting the Purchasing Departments bid information section or by calling the office directly at 413-322-5650

The City of Holyoke is an awesome place to work. You can view current job openings online or for more information such as requirements, & benefits call the Personnel Office at 413-322-5555.    

Two polling places have been moved for the upcoming May 19 special election:   * Precinct 3A voters will cast their ballots at Metcalf School instead of the Elmwood Fire Station. * The polling station for Precinct 1B has been moved from Prospect Heights to City Hall.   City Clerk, Brenna Murphy McGee would also...

Two Holyoke polling places have been moved for the upcoming May 19 special election. Precinct 3A voters will cast their ballots at Metcalf School instead of the Elmwood Fire Station. The polling station for Precinct 1B has been moved from Prospect Heights to City Hall. Voters are still encouraged to vote by mail when possible....

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