Behind any City of Southlake event or program is a group of dedicated volunteers with hearts for service. These unsung heroes keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes and are an integral piece of what helps our city thrive. At the May 20th City Council meeting, these volunteers were honored with awards for their service.

We have almost 1,200 volunteers who in this last year served 23,743 hours, giving back to their community with a service value of over $750,000 dollars. This is a huge impact these volunteers have on the City of Southlake.

— Assistant City Manager Stacey Black said at the ceremony

From serving on Boards and Commissions, offering time and skills within the Departments of Public Safety, stepping in to help at the Southlake Public Library, and more, there are many ways that volunteers contribute to the city. Take a look at the award recipients below and join us in commending them for their selfless commitment to serving our community.

Award Recipients

Junior Award: Naomi Kolady

Adult Award: Jim Shirey

Milestone Service Award Recipients:

This award is presented to volunteers who have reached extraordinary
lifetime volunteer service hours.

500 Hours: Brent Bush and Keith Morrow

3000 Hours: Leroy McCall and Wayne Berryman

6000 Hours: Ken Stewart

Service Award Recipients

This award is presented to volunteers who achieve established annual service
milestones within their age group.

If you are interested in serving with the City of Southlake, please visit our Volunteer Page.