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Congratulations to the winners of the 43rd Annual Neighborhood Recognition Program!
- Small Neighborhood of the Year (200 homes or fewer)- Camellia Gardens Neighborhood Association
Camellia Gardens enhanced their neighborhood by transforming an underutilized, nefarious area into a beautiful recreation space where the community could engage, rest, and play.
- Large Neighborhood of the Year (more than 200 homes) - Jake Gaither Neighborhood Association
Jake Gaither is committed to giving back to the community through initiatives to recognize teachers in the neighborhood community during Teacher Appreciation Week, hosting a Back-to-School Bash, and giving away book bags and school supplies to those in need.
- Unincorporated Neighborhood of the Year (outside city limits) - Lafayette Oaks Homeowners Association
Lafayette Oaks is dedicated to making their neighborhood and community the best place to live by offering gardening programs, a plant and book lending library, and a neighborhood welcoming committee for new residents.
- Neighbor of the Year - Mr. Jonathon Templar
Mr. Templar is an exemplary community member whose innovative ideas have enhanced the safety of his neighborhood. He also organized an impromptu Christmas Golf Cart parade, with over 25 festive participants, parading the beautifully decorated Summer Brooke neighborhood.
Interested in having your amazing neighbor or neighborhood recognized? Applications for the 2025 Neighborhood Recognition Program will open in the summer.