Hilltops Mayor Brian Ingram said the awards are an opportunity to recognise individuals and groups across the Hilltops Region who help, organise, give or campaign for the benefit of others. “It’s important to acknowledge and thank these special people and the Australia Day Awards are a great way to do this,” Mayor Ingram said.
“The awards also inspire others to become involved and continue building on the work already being carried out by these generous people who give their time and effort so selflessly to the community. This is an outstanding opportunity to provide formal recognition to residents who have demonstrated an outstanding community service and a contribution to the progress and growth of our area,” Mayor Ingram shared.
Boorowa
Nominations for the following Australia Day Awards in Boorowa are now open:
• Community Awards (Committee)
• Lions/Apex Citizen of the Year
• Rotary Young Achiever of the Year
• Landcare Awards
• Rural Fire Service Award
Nominations for the following Australia Day Awards in Harden are now open:
• Citizen of the Year
• Senior Citizen of the Year
• Community Involvement in Sport
• Towncare AwardThe Harden area includes Harden-Murrumburrah and the villages of Wombat, Galong and Jugiong. Nomination are to be in writing with a short resume about the person being nominated. Nominations for Harden awards close on Tuesday 24 December 2019.
Young
Nominations for the following Australia Day Awards in Young are now open:
• Citizen of the Year• Business of the Year
• Environmental Citizen of the Year
The Young area includes Young and the villages of Koorawatha, Bribbaree, Monteagle, Milvale, Murringo, Bendick Murrell and Maimuru. Nominations for Young awards close on Thursday 2 January 2020.
Nomination forms for all awards are available online at www.hilltops.nsw.gov.au
Awards winners will be announced on Australia Day, 26 January 2020.