In a unique team nomination, these Heroes exhibited what it means to operate in true collaboration.

Exemplifying cross-jurisdictional collaboration, City Manager Josh Copley was nominated by neighboring Coconino County for his Hero designation.

A Hero in elder care for Livingston County, New York, Franklin Bassett was instrumental in the vision, building, and now the operation of a 266-bed skilled nursing facility and adult daycare program.

This Hero of education has been called “a convener and change agent who pushes others to challenge the status quo.”

For his leadership and tireless efforts in addressing and raising awareness about veteran’s issues, Bruce Price exemplifies the definition of a Community Hero.

It’s not too often that the parking enforcer is considered one of the most helpful and friendliest of police officers.

Recreation manager and youth advisor, Matt Reedy’s impact on the youth community in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, is undeniable.

Refuse driver Chuy Estrada’s uncommon work ethic and positive attitude have made him a role model for his peers and a mentor in his department.

Life, Well Run is pleased to announce the 2017 Community Heroes who were nominated by their jurisdictions for modeling dedication to local government and serving residents. Life, Well Run received a wonderful response to the call for Community Hero nominations that began in November 2016 with the support of ICMA-RC.  Managers sent in descriptions of their…