Scheduled publication: November 1, 2026, 4:45 p.m. EST
Source publication date: Township notice undated in the retrieved text; related sister-site report published November 1, 2026
Event dates: Nomination deadline: December 31, 2026; certificate presentation expected at a council meeting in early 2027
Community: Uxbridge
Format: Official civic-participation notice
People mentioned: None individually
Verification date: November 1, 2026
Original source: Township nomination announcement
Uxbridge is accepting nominations for its Environment Achievement Award until December 31, 2026. The Township’s Environmental and Sustainability Advisory Committee will review submissions recognizing local contributions to environmental improvement.
Who can be nominated
The official notice makes individuals, groups, clubs, corporations and organizations residing within the Township eligible when their work meets the award’s scope.
Examples include protecting or restoring natural areas, reducing energy use and carbon footprints, renewable-energy projects, environmental education, and leadership that helps others improve the environment. The notice does not announce winners or rank potential nominees.
How to submit
A nomination should explain the nominee’s contribution in 500 words or fewer. Photographs, reference letters and other relevant supporting material may be included.
Submissions go to the Clerk’s Department using the email link in the official announcement, or as a paper copy delivered to Town Hall, 51 Toronto Street South. The notice lists weekday delivery hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; check holiday opening arrangements before visiting near the deadline.
The committee will assess eligible nominations and supporting documents. Successful recipients are to receive a certificate at an upcoming council meeting in early 2027; no specific presentation date is given.
Sources and verification
The full Township notice was read November 1, 2026. It supplies the eligibility, word limit, submission process and deadline but does not display a publication date in the retrieved text. AllAboutDurham.com’s November 1 report was also read in its full feed. This original summary follows the primary municipal source.
Image: Original conceptual illustration of a sapling, restored landscape and an unmarked medal. Not a photograph of a nominee’s project or a depiction of the actual award.
Corrections: Contact DurhamPoliticians.com with errors or updated primary records.