Harold M. Haynes Citizen Involvement Award

Washington County Committee for Community Involvement

The Committee for Community Involvement (CCI) gives the Harold M. Haynes Citizen Involvement Award to honor individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership engaging members of their community in civic affairs.

About the Award

The Harold M. Haynes Citizen Involvement Award celebrates those who do work that provides benefits such as: 
 

  • fostering positive leadership;

  • bringing clarity to complex Washington County issues;

  • informing or shaping decisions through community input, especially through substantial efforts that have a positive impact;

  • inclusive community engagement that broadens and diversifies participation, especially with younger populations and historically under-represented communities;

  • building trust, transparency and responsiveness in government.


The award was created in 1998 following the death of Dr. Harold M. Haynes of Forest Grove. Haynes was a citizen statesman and constant advocate for State Land Use Goal 1, which requires citizen involvement in all phases of planning. 

  

2019 Award Recipient: Jim Long

Jim Long 2019 Harold M. Haynes Award Presentation-Board of CommissionersJim Long (center left) is presented the 2019 Harold M. Haynes Citizen Involvement Award by County Board Chair Kathryn Harrington, with (from left) Commissioners Pam Treece and Dick Schouten, CCI Chair Kathy Stallkamp, Commissioners Roy Rogers and Jerry Willey. Read about Jim's accomplishments and service.

 

2019: Jim Long

2017: Peggy Harris

2016: Luis Nava

2015: Katie Riley, Terry Hofferber Moore

2013: Martha Moyer

2012: Cherry Amabisca

2011: Kathy Stallkamp

2010: Lisa L. Hamilton

2009: Brian Beinlich, Virginia Bruce, Richard Smith, Patricia Whiting

2008: Fairgrounds Revitalization Task Force
2007: Robert Bailey, Ken Henschel

2006: Henry Oberhelman

2005: Mary Manseau

2004: Bruce Bartlett, Charlie Conrad

2003: Liles Garcia

2002: David Hoffman

2001: Walt Gorman

2000: Robert Bothman

1999: John Leeper

1998: Peggy Lynch

No call for nominations was made in 2014 due to the transition away from CPO Program support by Oregon State University Extension Service.