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The Peter J. Marshall Municipal Innovation Award
honours one of Ontario’s youngest and most innovative Municipal
Finance Commissioners. The Award recognizes those municipal
governments demonstrating excellence in the use of innovative approaches
to improve capital and/or operating efficiency and to generate
effectiveness through alternative service delivery initiatives and
partnerships. The Award’s objective is to showcase instances where
Ontario municipalities have implemented and can point to tangible
outcomes from new, more cost effective ways of providing public services
and facilities. By awarding and profiling innovation, we continue
to advance creativity and strong municipal government.
2011 P.J. Marshall Award
Winners
2010 P.J. Marshall Award
Winners
- P.J. Marshall Awards - The Town of
Markham earned an AMO P.J. Marshall Plaque Award for a new library
organization system has increased the efficiency of retrieving items by
close to 350 per cent.
Lou Rinaldi, PA to Minister of Municipal Affairs and
Housing, Cheryl Giblon, Chair of Markham’s Public
Library Board, Councillor Alex Chiu, Library CEO Catherine Biss, Peter
Hume, President of AMO.
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- P.J. Marshall Awards - The County of
Grey earned a P.J. Marshall Certificate of Merit for innovative
implementation of legislation in Provincial Offences Court
processes.
Peter Hume, President of AMO, Geoff Hogan, Director of IT,
Arlene Wright, Warden and
Lou Rinaldi, PA to Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing.
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