Brian Everitt is from Holland, Michigan. He attended West Ottawa High School. He lives with his family in Holland.

Brian is a business owner. He launched a window-cleaning service in 1984. In 2000, he founded Eye Can See Clearly Now.

HCT's Brian Everitt announces he'll run for mayor as a write-in ...

Brian's campaign for Holland Mayor is his first entry into politics.

As of August 12, 2025, Brian M. Everitt’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Supports building more single-family homes, well-designed apartments, and affordable housing to meet the city's growing needs.

Plans to work with local shelters, faith groups, and social services to expand safe shelter options and outreach programs for homeless individuals.

- Supports building more single-family homes, well-designed apartments, and affordable housing to meet the city's growing needs.
- Plans to work with local shelters, faith groups, and social services to expand safe shelter options and outreach programs for homeless individuals.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to partner with law enforcement and nonprofits to combat human trafficking, ensure respectful engagement with those in need, and keep public spaces safe.

- Plans to partner with law enforcement and nonprofits to combat human trafficking, ensure respectful engagement with those in need, and keep public spaces safe.

Public Safety

Healthcare

Supports creating an outdoor amphitheater to host orchestras, concerts, and festivals.

Plans to launch an online calendar, simple booking fees, and an open data portal for public resources.

Supports moving council meetings to Thursday nights to honor and broaden participation for faith communities that hold events on Wednesday evenings.

- Supports creating an outdoor amphitheater to host orchestras, concerts, and festivals.
- Plans to launch an online calendar, simple booking fees, and an open data portal for public resources.
- Supports moving council meetings to Thursday nights to honor and broaden participation for faith communities that hold events on Wednesday evenings.

Public Services

Energy & the Environment

Plans to address aging infrastructure by challenging "unfair repair fees" for burst pipes and working with the Board of Public Works to adopt a fair-share funding model that protects property owners.

Plans to reassess one-way routes, optimize parking, and implement smarter signage and timed parking policies to reduce traffic congestion.

- Plans to address aging infrastructure by challenging "unfair repair fees" for burst pipes and working with the Board of Public Works to adopt a fair-share funding model that protects property owners.
- Plans to reassess one-way routes, optimize parking, and implement smarter signage and timed parking policies to reduce traffic congestion.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Education

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Brian M. Everitt

Brian is from Holland, Michigan. He attended West Ottawa High School. He lives with his family in Holland.

Brian is a business owner. He launched a window-cleaning service in 1984. In 2000, he founded Eye Can See Clearly Now, a business that provided reliable work for local families.

Brian M. Everitt's campaign for Holland Mayor is his first entry into politics. He announced he will run as a write-in candidate in 2025.

Plans to create an outdoor amphitheater to host orchestras, concerts and festivals.

Supports building more single-family homes, apartments, and affordable housing.

Supports building an outdoor amphitheater to host orchestras, concerts and festivals.

Plans to work with the Board of Public Works to adopt a fair-share funding model for infrastructure repairs.

Plans to challenge "unfair repair fees" for burst pipes and work with the Board of Public Works to adopt a fair-share funding model that protects property owners.

As of August 12, 2025, Brian M. Everitt did not have a website or any information online.

Plans to work with the Board of Public Works to adopt a fair-share funding model for repairing Holland's drainage and sewage lines.

- A mayor’s job can be different in each city, but they usually make sure city laws are followed, help create and manage the city’s budget, appoint people to boards and committees, and oversee city services like police, fire departments, parks, and public transportation.
- The mayor works with the city council and sometimes helps make decisions by voting.
- They may be elected in partisan elections or nonpartisan elections, depending on the city. 
- They are elected to a two- or four-year term, depending on the city.