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WASTE & RECYCLING / RESIDUOS Y RECICLAJE The Division of Waste and Recycling strives to integrate the mission and vision of the Department of Public Works by providing high-quality services with outstanding customer service to residents, schools, and businesses in Holyoke. By establishing comprehensive but attainable goals, we along with the citizens of Holyoke will...

The Highway Department operation under the guidance of the Superintendent Outdoor Works provides for the repair and maintenance of the city street and sidewalk systems through effective programs including pothole patching, crack filling, street sweeping, pavement management, street and regulatory sign replacement, crosswalk and line painting.  In addition, during inclement weather, the Highway Department is...

Responsibilities The City Forester’s department is responsible for the maintenance of all trees along the street within the public right-of-way, in parks and around City facilities. In general, street trees are located between the curb and sidewalk. Where there is not a sidewalk, the width of the right-of-way must be determined in order to know...

Construction Updates Traffic Signal - Westfield Road (Route 202) and Apremont Highway  *Construction schedule updates will be published soon* A division of the DPW under the direction of the City Engineer, the Engineering Department provides support, assistance and oversight for new development and redevelopment applicants to ensure compliance with City standards and local, state, and...

Board of Public Works  The Board of Public Works shall have cognizance, direction, and control of:  The construction, location, repair, care and lighting of streets, ways and sidewalks;  The construction, alteration, repair, and care of public buildings;  The construction, alteration, repair, and care of main drains or common sewers;  The construction, alteration, repair, care and...

    Community Field Rental Fees Pavilion RESIDENT                                                 NON-RESIDENT 2 hours   ~   $100.00                                  2 hours   ~  ...

Do I need a permit to play a game or hold a practice in a City park? City parks are open to the public.  However, by obtaining a permit for a specific location and time, you can assure your usage. If a team or organization is permitted to use a location, they have the first...

There are several opportunities for youth and adults to participate in organized sports through the year.  Below is a listing of sport organizations along with their contact information.  If you have any further questions or would like your organization listed, please contact the Parks & Recreation Department at (413) 322-5620.   Baseball and Softball Holyoke Girl's...

The Holyoke Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to developing and promoting recreational opportunities for the residents of the community. Please check this page for updated information regarding upcoming events! ********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Courses ~ 2025   The Holyoke Parks and Recreation Department is holding American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification and Re-Certification...

2025 ~ HOLYOKE PAPER CITY FLYERS YOUTH TRACK & FIELD 2025 ~ PAPER CITY FLYERS YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD CLUB This program serves youth of all abilities in Grades 4-8 in Holyoke and the surrounding areas.  High school athletes are welcome after their season is complete.  Paper City Flyers will be members of USATF New...

The parks and recreation commission shall have control of the public playgrounds and parks with authority to acquire land in fee or otherwise, by gift, purchase, or by the right of eminent domain, or to lease the same; and to conduct and promote thereon play, sport and physical education; and for this purpose to employ...

Mayor Garcia can issue Proclamations & Citations to educate the public on events related to history, culture, or public safety on behalf of the City of Holyoke. There are a few things you should know before you submit a request: You need to get your request sponsored by a Holyoke resident or group. The Mayor...