Reminder: Nominations are open for 2024 Crown Communities and Exemplary Public Servant awards

Nominations for the 2024 American City & County Crown Communities and Exemplary Public Servants awards are being accepted until Dec. 2, 2024.

Michelle M. Havich, Editor

November 25, 2024

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Nominations for the 2024 American City & County Crown Communities and Exemplary Public Servants awards are being accepted until Dec. 2, 2024.

Since 2004, the Crown Communities awards have recognized government projects with long-term implications for a city/county/municipality and its constituents. Nominees can cover the gamut of government projects from water supply to streets and highways, parks and recreation to wastewater collection and treatment, public finance, public transportation, stormwater and flood control, technology, solid waste collection and treatment, public safety, management, building maintenance and construction, grounds maintenance, and everything in between. If it has made an impact, nominate it.

The Exemplary Public Servants awards were created in 2018, and since then, AC&C has selected exemplary leaders based exclusively on merit. Nominees are judged on their accomplishments and the impact these actions had on their communities. If there is a star on your staff, who goes above and beyond to serve their constituents, nominate them. This is open to city, county, public works leaders at all levels of service.

Nominations for the 2024 awards are open now until December 2 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Forms for the Crown Communities and Exemplary Public Servants awards are live now on the AC&C website.

About the Author

Michelle M. Havich

Editor, American City & County

Michelle M. Havich is an award-winning writer and editor with more than 20 years of experience in magazine publishing in a variety of niche markets with both commercial and B2B titles, including ATIDecorating SpacesPalm Beach Illustrated and Impressions. Before joining American City & County, she served as the managing editor of design:retail magazine.

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