Keep Texas Beautiful Awards
Keep Texas Beautiful recognizes the efforts made by individuals and groups to enhance their community and protect the Lone Star State's environment. Nominate a deserving individual, senior citizen, group, or business for an award.
The application window for the 2010 KTB Award is now closed; you can find a list of winners under 'related items.' We thank everyone who submitted applications and congratulate those who won!
The 2011 KTB Awards application will be posted soon; the deadline for all entries is 5:00 pm, February 25, 2011. Awards trainings have been scheduled, so check out our calendar to find one in your area!
Award Categories
O.P. Schnabel Senior Citizen Awards: named for Otto Phillip Schnabel, who created the foundation for KTB in 1954 with the Beautify San Antonio Association, this award recognizes senior citizens (aged 55 and over) who demonstrate positive, dynamic and selfless public-spirited leadership in enhancing Texas' environment during their lifetime.
Ebby Halliday and Maurice Acers Business/Industry Awards: named for Eddy Halliday and Maurice Acers, two founding members and lifelong supporters of KTB, this award recognizes business with sound environmental principles that supported KTB's mission.
Ed Davis Litter Law Enforcement Award: name for a long-time supporter of KTB, this once-in-a-lifetime award recognizes an individual law enforcement professional, such as a police officer, judge, prosecutor or environmental compliance officer, who has gone above and beyond in their approach to the enforcement of environmental laws and regulations. The first place winner also receives a $500 cash award.
Civic Organization Leadership Awards: this award recognizes the contributions of civic organizations that support KTB's mission.
Government Awards: this award recognizes the outstanding environmental programming contributions of government agencies, departments and divisions (at the city, county or state level), as well as military programs and installations.
Media Awards: this award recognizes the public awareness and education efforts of media in supporting environmental issues.
Litter Law Enforcement Award: this award (which differs from the Ed Davis Award) recognizes the individuals, departments, programs and/or initiatives with unique approaches to enforcing environmental laws and regulations.
Individual Leadership Awards: this once-in-a-lifetime award recognizes individuals who provide leadership in improving and enhancing Texas' environment.
Volunteer of the Year: this award recognizes individuals who, during the previous year, have supported the mission of KTB through extraordinary efforts and contributed to the betterment of their community.
The application window for the 2010 KTB Award is now closed; you can find a list of winners under 'related items.' We thank everyone who submitted applications and congratulate those who won!
The 2011 KTB Awards application will be posted soon; the deadline for all entries is 5:00 pm, February 25, 2011. Awards trainings have been scheduled, so check out our calendar to find one in your area!
Award Categories
O.P. Schnabel Senior Citizen Awards: named for Otto Phillip Schnabel, who created the foundation for KTB in 1954 with the Beautify San Antonio Association, this award recognizes senior citizens (aged 55 and over) who demonstrate positive, dynamic and selfless public-spirited leadership in enhancing Texas' environment during their lifetime.
Ebby Halliday and Maurice Acers Business/Industry Awards: named for Eddy Halliday and Maurice Acers, two founding members and lifelong supporters of KTB, this award recognizes business with sound environmental principles that supported KTB's mission.
Ed Davis Litter Law Enforcement Award: name for a long-time supporter of KTB, this once-in-a-lifetime award recognizes an individual law enforcement professional, such as a police officer, judge, prosecutor or environmental compliance officer, who has gone above and beyond in their approach to the enforcement of environmental laws and regulations. The first place winner also receives a $500 cash award.
Civic Organization Leadership Awards: this award recognizes the contributions of civic organizations that support KTB's mission.
Government Awards: this award recognizes the outstanding environmental programming contributions of government agencies, departments and divisions (at the city, county or state level), as well as military programs and installations.
Media Awards: this award recognizes the public awareness and education efforts of media in supporting environmental issues.
Litter Law Enforcement Award: this award (which differs from the Ed Davis Award) recognizes the individuals, departments, programs and/or initiatives with unique approaches to enforcing environmental laws and regulations.
Individual Leadership Awards: this once-in-a-lifetime award recognizes individuals who provide leadership in improving and enhancing Texas' environment.
Volunteer of the Year: this award recognizes individuals who, during the previous year, have supported the mission of KTB through extraordinary efforts and contributed to the betterment of their community.
