Hillsboro Mayor Steve Callaway, known for his service and leadership, has landed the James C. Richards Award from the League of Oregon Cities (LOC). The accolade came as part of the LOC's 99th annual conference, an event highlighting civic leaders in the Beaver State, honoring those with a standout record in intergovernmental affairs. Mayor Callaway joins a list of officials recognized for their dedication to serving Oregon's citizens.
As reported by the City of Hillsboro's official website, Callaway expressed his gratitude, saying, "I’m very honored to be recognized by my peers in this manner. It is truly humbling." He reflected on his tenure with pride, acknowledging his work in Hillsboro and the contributions to other Oregon communities made possible through his role with the League. His commitment to fostering a broader civic conversation and collaboration aligns with the spirit of the award.
The James C. Richards Award acknowledges city officials who put in their personal best to propel intergovernmental relations, fostering a cooperative approach to governance that benefits a wider community. Mayor Callaway's efforts, highlighted by the LOC, align with these principles—an intersection of local and state-level considerations shapes an agenda that looks beyond his immediate jurisdiction to include the diverse communities across Oregon.
