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  • The ITS Midwest Award Program was initiated in 2005 in recognition of the many activities occurring in our states that warrant a special honor. The ITS Midwest Awards Program highlights the major accomplishments our public and private sector members have made over the past year.

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Each year one or more ITS projects are chosen to receive the ITS Midwest Project of the Year Award. The Project of the Year Award is based on merit and significance of the project to the ITS Community. The ITS Midwest Recognition Committee reviews all nominated projects. The Board then approves the Recognition Committee's recommendation for the year's awards. Winners are confirmed by ITS Midwest Board of Directors, excluding nominators and representatives of nominated organizations. Winners are honored at the ITS Midwest Annual Meeting.
More information on how to nominate a project for the ITS Midwest Project of the Year Award follows.

2011 Awards
ITS Midwest announced the 2011 winner at our 2011 Annual Meeting, September 28-29, 2011, in Covington, Kentucky. Once again, it was another tough decision in making our new Project of the Year Award among four outstanding finalists.

Winner and finalists of the 2011 ITS Midwest Award

Nominate a Project for Next Year's Awards

You can nominate a project provided:

  • You are an ITS Midwest member.
    A member may nominate his or her own organization/project.
  • The Project took place in one of the four States of the ITS Midwest Chapter
    A nominated project must have been primarily conducted in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky or Ohio and/or conducted by an organization headquartered in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky or Ohio (*).
  • The Project is completed or has produced significant results in the year before the Annual Meeting
    For example, to be eligible for nomination for "Project of the Year 2012", the project should have reached completion in 2012 or, if not completed, have produced significant results in 2012.

If all of the criteria above apply, your entry qualifies for the "Project of the Year" Award.

Awards will be determined based upon project merit and significance and could result in multiple awards. Projects conducted by a private company but on behalf of a public agency (e.g., the agency paid for the project) are eligible.

Project of the Year Award nominations for the year will open in advance of the Annual Meeting. The "Call for Nominations" will be posted on this website. So please check back with us to learn when to submit your nomination for the ITS Midwest Project of the Year 2012 Award.

(*) Kentucky and Ohio are included in the Awards Program since the merger of ITS Midwest and ITS Mid-America in 2007.

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