Sustainable Growth Awards FAQs
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- Is there any cost to submit a nomination? No, nominating a person, policy, or project is completely free.
- Are there specific requirements that need to be met to submit? Yes, the nominee must have been completed (Project), served (Leadership), or enacted (Policy) within the last 2 calendar years. Each nominee must be supported with additional materials including but not limited to: photos, videos, written ordinance/legislation.
- Award category examples:
Successful awardees intersect with land-use, planning, project development, and public outreach.
- Leadership: Research, Planning Academy, Non-profit
- Project: public infrastructure, park, housing project
- Policy: Zoning Text Amendment, county legislation, city ordinance
Previous award winners:
- How will I know if my nomination gets awarded? Nominators will receive an award status notice email after the Sustainable Growth Subcabinet has confirmed the award winners.
- Are nomintors notified in advance of the ceremony? Yes, nominators (not awardees) will be informed of the status of their nominations towards the end of November.
- Is attendance of the ceremony mandatory? No, but it is highly encouraged. The ceremony is a rare opportunity to present the award winners to the Governor.
- How many nominations should I submit for the nominee? Only one nomination is considered per nominee. If there are multiple submission for the same nominee, one will be selected at random for review.