Keep Screven Beautiful
Awards & Recommendations Committee
The Awards and Recommendations Committee is charged with conducting an awards program to recognize citizens “caught in the act” of keeping Screven Beautiful. The committee shall publicize the program, determine the guidelines for awards, and obtain judges for reviewing entries. The committee shall award the winners at the Annual Meeting or other occasions and present certificates to the winners.
Each committee is chaired by a Keep Screven Beautiful Board Member. Any person willing to serve on a committee should contact Lisa Guidos or the committee chairman. You will receive notices of committee meetings as each Chairperson deems it necessary for his/her committee to meet. We thank you for your community involvement and willingness to volunteer your time.
Chaired by: Alan Scott
Secretary: Tina Scott
Members: John Mark Counts, Elease Brown, Kathryn Youles, Megeda Golden
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Ask sponsors to donate gifts for the ‘Great American Cleanup’ |
April 10, 2008 |
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Recognize city winners and participants of the ‘Great American Cleanup’ |
April 19, 2008 |
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Recognize participants of the ‘Rivers Alive’ |
October 2008 |
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Set a date for the Annual Awards Luncheon |
October 2008 |
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Organize the Annual Awards Luncheon |
November & December 2008 |
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Select citizen(s) to be awarded at the Annual Awards Luncheon |
December 2008 |
Keep Screven Beautiful Awards
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Award |
Year |
Winner |
Nominations |
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Sponsor of the Year
The organization that donated the most money, items, or volunteer hours.
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2007 |
AgSouth Farm Credit, ACA |
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Volunteer of the Year
The individual who worked the most hours, recruited the most volunteers, or in some way promoted the mission of KSB.
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2007 |
Phyllis Butts |
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Student of the Year
The student who worked the most hours, recruited the most volunteers, or in some way promoted the mission of KSB.
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2007 |
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Public Works Employee of the Year
Honors an employee who works directly in solid waste, recycling, or related activities in a city or county public works department. The nominee demonstrates an ongoing commitment in his or her job.
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2007 |
Vernon Edenfield and the Solid Waste Department |
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Code Enforcement Officer of the Year
Honors an individual who is directly employed in code enforcement or related activities by a city or county government. The nominee has demonstrated leadership in one or more areas: most citations written, most hours worked, or linked their enforcement program to an education initiative.
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2007 |
Brian Barrs |
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Organization with largest volunteer group recruited
This could include most hours worked, most events worked, or the largest number of people working an event.
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2007 |
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Sponsor of the Year AgSouth Farm Credit, ACA John Mark Counts |
Volunteer of the Year Phyllis Butts |
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Public Works Employee of the Year Vernon Edenfield
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Code Enforcement Officer of the Year Brian Barrs |
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Organization with largest volunteer group recruited Performance Learning Center |
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Last updated: June 24, 2008
Mission Statement
The Keep Screven Beautiful Commission encourages and educates all citizens of Screven County to end litter, minimize solid waste and beautify our county. The Commission works toward improving litter and solid waste control ordinances and seeks effective enforcement of all pertinent ordinances.
Keep Screven Beautiful
412 Pine Street
Sylvania, GA 30467
Phone: 912.564.9171
Email: Lisa.Guidos@KeepScrevenBeautiful.com
