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You're invited to our Centennial Celebration & Civic Awards
Municipal League Centennial Celebration and 2010 Civic Awards
View photos from the event here. (Photos by Tojo Andrianarivo)
As part of this special evening we will honored the 2010 Civic Awards recipients. This year’s awards winners were:
- Jan Levy, Executive Director, Leadership Tomorrow – Citizen of the Year
- Councilmember Jeanne Burbidge, Federal Way – Public Official of the Year
- Futurewise (formerly 1000 Friends of Washington) – Organization of the Year
- Wendy Cho Ripp – Doug Mason Young Leaders Award
Honorary Host Committee
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Tom Albro
Port Commissioner & former League Chair ‘00-‘02 Putnam Barber Rita Brogan Maria Cantwell Bruce Carter Frank Chopp Richard Conlin Dow Constantine Suzette Cooke A. J. Culver Don Davidson Aubrey Davis Linda Kochmar Reagan Dunn Deb Eddy Kathy Elias Jim Ellis Mark Emmert Dan Evans
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Lincoln Ferris League Chair ‘92 Dick Ford Steve Forman Ava Frisinger Slade Gorton Chris Gregoire Tim Hill Jay Inslee Fred Jarrett Larry Kleinberg Mike Kreidler Bruce Laing Karen Lane Denis Law Mike Lowry George Mack Steve Marshall Jim McDermott Joe McDermott Joe McGavick |
Rob McKenna Brad Meacham Gabe Meyer Shan Mullin Patty Murray Greg Nickels Lois North Larry Phillips Kathleen Pierce Eileen Quigley Sam Reed Dave Reichert Randy Revelle Norm Rice Bob Roegner Bill Ruckelshaus Adam Smith Larry Springer Wes Uhlman Tay Yoshitani |
Award Categories
Citizen of the Year: A private citizen, including one who has served in an appointive office or on a commission without compensation, who has made an outstanding contribution to the cause of good government or civic betterment over many years.
Business/Organization of the Year: A business or organization that has made an outstanding contribution to the community over many years.
Public Official of the Year: An elected or appointed public official or department head who, in addition to routine service, has brought to government outstanding innovations or contributions over many years.
Doug Mason Memorial: A person, age 35 or under, who over several years made special contributions to the people of King County in any of the following areas: environmental protection and preservation, agricultural preservation, transportation, human services, housing, good government, ethics in politics, and effective government administration.
Other Local Press Coverage of 2010 Candidate Ratings
