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EPA Announces the Winners of the 2004
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 "This year's winners are excellent models of smart growth achievement. I salute these winners for their outstanding achievements and challenge others to follow their example in protecting the environment and improving the quality of life of our great nation." - EPA Administrator Mike Leavitt A message from EPA Administrator Michael Leavitt HTML | PDF 66Kb |
 To learn more about the 2004 National Award for Smart Growth Achievement and this year's award winners: HTML | PDF 2.29Mb |
On November 17, EPA announced five winners of the 2004 National Awards
for Smart Growth
Achievement at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC. This Award
recognizes outstanding
achievement in smart growth by tribal, local, or regional governments
in five categories: Overall Excellence, Built Projects, Policies and Regulation,
Community Outreach and Education, and Small Communities.
The winners are:
| Overall Excellence in Smart Growth: | The
Town of Davidson Planning Department, North Carolina |
| Built Projects: | City of Greensboro, Department of Housing and Community Development, North Carolina |
| Policies and Regulations: | City of Santa Cruz, Department of Housing and Community Development, California |
| Community Outreach and Education: | Sacramento Area Council of Governments, California |
| Small Communities: | San
Juan Pueblo Office of the Governor, New Mexico |
For more information about each winner, click on the organization's name above.
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