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November 3, 2016
Trenton, NJ
2016 Innovation in Governance Award Program
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and the New Jersey League of Municipalities continue to recognize Innovation in Governance
through their annual awards program. The awards are presented as part
of the Mayors Lunch and Executive Briefing Wednesday November 16th
during the League of Municipalities Annual Conference in Atlantic City.
This award program was established to highlight exemplary
local government programs that provide innovative and practical
approaches to solving municipal problems and concerns. At the same
time, we share these innovative approaches with municipal leaders
throughout the state at the Annual New Jersey League of Municipalities
Conference, and through the National League of Cities “Best Practices”
database.
The 2016 judges were: League Past Presidents Paul Matacera
and Plainsboro Mayor Peter Cantu; Division of Local Government
Services Director Timothy Cunningham; and League of Municipalities
Executive Director Michael Darcy.
The program invited applications describing any type of
innovation undertaken by municipalities in the past 18 months. And
the participants responded with a range of submissions that underscore
the variety of challenges municipalities solve.
The 2016 Honorees are:
From the City of East Orange: 9-Step Approach to VAP (PDF)
From the Borough of Highland Park: HP Gives a Hoot Initiative (PDF)
The 2016 Honorable Mentions are:
From the City of Somers Point -
Live in Somers Point Marketing Campaign to Attract Homeowners
From the City of Summit:
Summit re: Vision-Master Plan Re-Examination Program
AND
Shark Diddy TV and Lifejacket Awareness Campaign to Promote Pool Safety Awareness
From Williamstown/Monroe Township (Gloucester):
Brand and Logo Development and Website to Promote Williamstown
Questions may be directed to Michael J. Darcy, CAE, Executive Director at 609-695-3481 extension 116
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