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Crown Communities Awards 2012

  • Written by conley
  • 9th January 2013
These seven communities showed how America's local governments rise to the occasion.

What is in this article?

  • Crown Communities Awards 2012
  • Charleston County, S.C.
  • Lincoln, Neb.
  • Louisville, Ky.
  • Ocean Springs, Miss.
  • Riverside, Calif.
  • Sandwich, Mass.
  • West Monroe, La.

Crown Communities Awards 2012

2012 was a banner year for submissions to this year’s Crown Communities Awards. The judges saw impressive innovation on both small and large scales and in many categories. The seven winners proved to be smart in their approach to dealing with issues and in some cases solved their problems with very little funds. Our congratulations to them and to the dozens of other nominees who showed that when challenged, America’s local governments can rise to the occasion.

The winners are:

  • Palmetto Commerce Parkway Project (Charleston County, S.C.)
  • Antelope Valley Project (Lincoln, Neb.)
  • EMS Call Triage Project (Louisville, Ky.)
  • Public Safety Complex (Ocean Springs, Miss.)
  • Western Municipal Water District (Riverside, Calif.)
  • Waste Reduction Program (Sandwich, Mass.)
  • Water Reuse Project (West Monroe, La.)
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Charleston County, S.C.
Tags: Administration Economy Public Works & Utilities Smart Cities & Technology Article

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  1. Avatar kevinpatrick 1st April 2014 @ 11:56 am
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    I would like to congratulate
    I would like to congratulate all the award winners. I really appreciate your efforts and you have exhibited your talents at the higher level. I wish you the very best for your future projects. Thanks for sharing this with us.

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