https://www.americancityandcounty.com/wp-content/themes/acc_child/assets/images/logo/footer-logo.png
  • Home
  • Co-op Solutions
  • Hybrid Work
  • Commentaries
  • News
  • In-Depth
  • Multimedia
    • Back
    • Podcast
    • Latest videos
    • Product Guides
  • Resources & Events
    • Back
    • Resources
    • Webinars
    • White Papers
    • IWCE 2022
    • How to Contribute
    • Municipal Cost Index – Archive
    • Equipment Watch Page
    • American City & County Awards
  • About Us
    • Back
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise
    • Cookie Policy
    • Privacy Statement
    • Terms of Service
American City and County
  • NEWSLETTER
  • Home
  • Co-op Solutions
  • Hybrid Work
  • Commentaries
  • News
  • In-Depth
  • Multimedia
    • Back
    • Podcasts
    • Latest videos
    • Product Guides
  • Resources/Events
    • Back
    • Webinars
    • White Papers/eBooks
    • IWCE 2022
    • How to Contribute
    • American City & County Awards
    • Municipal Cost Index
    • Equipment Watch Page
  • About Us
    • Back
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise
    • Cookie Policy
    • Privacy Stament
    • Terms of Service
  • newsletter
  • Administration
  • Economy & Finance
  • Procurement
  • Public Safety
  • Public Works & Utilities
  • Smart Cities & Technology
  • Magazine
acc.com

Public Works & Utilities


Award to Honor Top Public Works Grounds

Award to Honor Top Public Works Grounds

The Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS) is looking to honor the nations top public works grounds management programs with its Green Star Awards.
  • Written by American City & County Administrator
  • 16th April 2007

The Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS) is looking to honor the nation’s top public works grounds management programs with its Green Star Awards. The Green Star Awards program brings national recognition to grounds maintained with a high degree of excellence. The program complements other national landscape award programs that recognize outstanding landscape design and construction by saluting the grounds superintendent and staff responsible for maintaining a well-manicured landscape year round.

In all, grounds management professionals can choose among 15 categories: small sites; residential landscapes; public works sites; shopping areas; hospitals or institutions; government buildings or complexes; cemeteries or memorial parks; industrial, commercial sites or office parks; parks, recreation areas or playgrounds; multiple sites under management companies; condominium or apartment complexes; hotel, motel or resorts; amusement parks, theme parks or zoos; athletic fields, professional fields or golf courses; and school grounds, university and college grounds, or urban university grounds.

There are two classes of awards, the Grand and the Honor. Only one Grand Award will be given, while judges may grant as many Honor Awards as they deem deserving. Recent winners in the Public Works Category included the Hollywood, Fla. Business District and Chicago’s Central Business District.

The deadline for entries is Friday, August 3, 2007. To enter, fill out the entry form and submit the payment and entry to the PGMS office. The cost is only $150 for PGMS members and $225 for others. For a reduced rate, non-members may join PGMS and enter the contest. There is no limit to the number of categories an organization may enter. Only digital photographs are accepted, along with brief descriptions of each. There are many elements of the highly recognized contest that may be best depicted in photographs taken throughout the seasons.

Each winning entry will be honored at the 2007 Awards Banquet in Louisville, Ken. on Saturday, October 27 at the conclusion of the Society’s 2007 School of Grounds Management and GIE Expo scheduled to take place at the Galt House & Kentucky Exposition Center from October 24-27.

Further information on the awards, including an official entry form, qualifications, a full explanation of categories, and a list of past award winners, is available online at www.pgms.org/greenstars.

Tags: ar mag Public Works & Utilities

Most Recent


  • Exemplary public servant
    The importance of building relationships: 2022 Exemplary Public Servant Molly McLoughlin
    Public service is a calling, and people who enter it feel strongly about serving. Procurement, on the other hand, is not necessarily a field one is called to, but the right person can use procurement skills to benefit their community. That is the case of Molly McLoughlin, former director of facilities for the Boulder Valley […]
  • cloud services
    Cloud services: A cloudy forecast for state and local governments
    Cloud services continues to grow exponentially making it flourish into a multi-billion-dollar industry. According to a survey by Synergy Research Group, the global cloud infrastructure services market grew by 35 percent in 2020, with the top five cloud providers (Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google, Alibaba and IBM) capturing more than 70 percent of the market […]
  • Rebuild
    With an historic investment in public spaces, Philadelphia’s Rebuild program is committed to equity in the process
    Jobs in the construction industry are family-sustaining careers that have proven to lift families out of intergenerational poverty. Historically speaking, those same opportunities have traditionally been reserved for white men. According to the Bureau of Labor Statics, in 2020 more than 60 percent of construction workers were white, with only 5 percent identifying as Black […]
  • road safety
    Government can strike a calming balance between road safety and speed
    We live in a time of extremes that impact nearly every aspect of our lives. Even driving has become a hotly debated topic. Spurred by the rising death toll resulting from speeding and distracted driving, safe driving advocates are demanding implementation of so-called Vision Zero measures designed to force drivers to slow down and create […]

Leave a comment Cancel reply

-or-

Log in with your American City and County account

Alternatively, post a comment by completing the form below:

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Content

  • NLC releases State of Cities 2021 report
  • How local governments can get ahead of the infrastructure wave: Strategies to mitigate risk
  • Prioritizing rapid restore leads to stronger ransomware attack recovery
  • Ultrafast electric vehicle charging will propel local governments into the future

White papers


Digital Government Service Delivery – A Guide for Buyers

23rd February 2023

Modernizing government services for today’s resident expectations

24th January 2023

Preparing Your Community Now for the Next Generation of Older Adults

18th October 2022
view all

Webinars


Future-proof Your State and Local Government Finance: 5 Key Trends for 2023

6th February 2023

How To: Evaluate Digital Government Service Delivery Technologies

23rd January 2023

Using Technology to Enhance Communications

29th November 2022
view all

PODCAST


Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

13th October 2020

Young Leaders Episode 3 – Shannon Hardin – City Council President, Columbus, Ohio

27th July 2020

Young Leaders Episode 2 – Christian Williams – Development Services Planner, Goodyear, Ariz.

1st July 2020
view all

GALLERIES


Gallery: America’s top 10 bicycle-friendly cities

20th March 2023

Gallery: Top 10 hardest working American cities

8th March 2023

Gallery: Top 10 least expensive American metro areas

24th February 2023
view all

Twitter


AmerCityCounty

Gallery: America’s top 10 bicycle-friendly cities dlvr.it/SlCWWk

20th March 2023
AmerCityCounty

Is your agency’s procurement team sidelined during the infrastructure procurement process? dlvr.it/SlC0VM

20th March 2023
AmerCityCounty

The importance of building relationships: 2022 Exemplary Public Servant Molly McLoughlin dlvr.it/SlBcmr

20th March 2023
AmerCityCounty

Business group works to help Hispanic-owned enterprises get their share of public sector contracts dlvr.it/Sl361G

17th March 2023
AmerCityCounty

State and local leaders can alleviate the burden on public safety personnel by tackling three workforce trends dlvr.it/Sl0ZZX

16th March 2023
AmerCityCounty

Cloud services: A cloudy forecast for state and local governments dlvr.it/SkwryP

15th March 2023
AmerCityCounty

Building safety report can help local administrators evaluate security, determine and mitigate risk dlvr.it/Skv8r8

14th March 2023
AmerCityCounty

Analysis: On second anniversary of the American Rescue Plan’s passage, the future is uncertain dlvr.it/Skr1nW

13th March 2023

Newsletters

Sign up for American City & County’s newsletters to receive regular news and information updates about local governments.

Resale Insights Dashboard

The Resale Insights Dashboard provides model-level data for the entire used equipment market to help you save time and money.

Municipal Cost Index

Updated monthly since 1978, our exclusive Municipal Cost Index shows the effects of inflation on the cost of providing municipal services

Media Kit and Advertising

Want to reach our digital audience? Learn more here.

DISCOVER MORE FROM INFORMA TECH

  • IWCE’s Urgent Communications
  • IWCE Expo

WORKING WITH US

  • About Us
  • Contact Us

FOLLOW American City and County ON SOCIAL

  • Privacy
  • CCPA: “Do Not Sell My Data”
  • Cookie Policy
  • Terms
Copyright © 2023 Informa PLC. Informa PLC is registered in England and Wales with company number 8860726 whose registered and Head office is 5 Howick Place, London, SW1P 1WG.