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Council approves Holland Energy Fund budget; staff lists program priorities and reserves

Holland City Council · May 13, 2026
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Summary

Council approved the Holland Energy Fund FY2027 budget after a presentation outlining proposed revenues of about $216,500, program allocations including Home Energy 101, and a projected ending fund balance of approximately $1.2 million; transcript contained inconsistent expense figures noted in staff remarks.

City staff presented and council approved the Holland Energy Fund fiscal-year 2027 budget.

Lynn, speaking on behalf of the Holland Energy Fund board, said proposed revenues total about $216,500, comprised largely of transfers from the city and Board of Public Works and some investment income from prior on-bill loan activity. She described program allocations, highlighting funding for the Home Energy 101 program, a placeholder for community energy-plan support, exploratory funding for small-business energy assistance, and minimal administrative expenses. Lynn said the fund would use reserves to balance planned programming and projected a year-end fund balance of about $1.2 million.

The council opened a public hearing; no members of the public spoke. On motion, council approved the fund budget by roll-call vote.

Note on numbers: the meeting transcript includes inconsistent line-level figures for total proposed expenses in this item (a lower total and a larger program amount were mentioned in sequence). Staff materials provided in the packet will govern final accounting; the council voted on the budget presented in the packet.