Mayoral Citation and Proclamation Requests
Overview
Citizens and organizations are welcome to request a citation or proclamation from the Office of the Mayor to recognize achievements and milestones or raise awareness for causes. Please review the guidelines below to understand the differences between a citation and a proclamation.
Citation vs. Proclamation
Please note: Citations are not provided for educational accomplishments, such as high school or college graduations or receiving scholarships.
- Citation: A citation is awarded for a specific achievement by a person or organization. Examples include:
- Retirement Recognition
- Milestone birthdays
- Boy Scout Eagle Awards
- Girl Scout Gold Awards
- Other significant individual or organizational achievements
- Proclamation: A proclamation officially recognizes a day, week, or month in support of a cause, raising awareness on matters such as health, education, or social issues.
Request Deadlines
All requests for citations or proclamations must be submitted at least 3-4 weeks in advance of the event or recognition date to allow for proper preparation and scheduling.
How to Request
To request a citation or proclamation, please fill out the form below. Include detailed information about the individual or organization, the occasion being recognized, and the preferred date of the event or recognition.
For additional assistance or questions, contact the Mayor’s Office at [email protected].