The Town of Huntsville’s annual Community Recognition Program is now accepting nominations from individuals and organizations that have significantly contributed to the community’s improvement.
“Each year, community members and organizations dedicate countless hours and resources to causes greater than themselves. These acts of service deserve to be acknowledged for the incredible impact they have on the quality of life of residents,” said Jacqueline Surette, Manager of Recreation, Culture, and Heritage. “The Town’s Community Recognition Program is an opportunity to say thank you and show our profound appreciation for the work of others in our community.”
Officials said the program aims to celebrate and recognize those who fulfil vital roles that meet residents’ needs, invigorate our community, create inclusive economic opportunities, and promote active democracy and community-responsive policies.
“Nominations can be for actions big or small, provided they contribute in some way to enhancing the quality of life or image of the Town and its residents,” said officials.
The program is open to any not-for-profit, grassroots community organization, or individual, including volunteers, business owners, local residents, former residents, or non-residents who provide a direct community benefit to Huntsville.
Nominations close on Oct. 30. Selected recipients will be recognized at the Nov. 24 Council Meeting.
For more information about the program and the nomination process, click here.
