The Baltimore County Commission on Disabilities is welcoming nominations for its annual awards program, entering its 35th year, dedicated to recognizing those who significantly contribute to the lives of individuals with disabilities. Interested parties are encouraged to submit their choices by September 9, with categories ranging from Student/Teacher of the Year to Accessibility.
According to the Baltimore County announcement, Executive Kathy Klausmeier said, "We're proud to highlight the individuals, organizations, and businesses that have been champions for Baltimore County residents with disabilities." Loaded with the responsibility of recognizing the community's changemakers, the Commission on Disabilities extends a call to the public for nominations to spotlight involvement across various sectors. The awards aim to acknowledge dedication and offer thanks to those improving the day-to-day lives of those living with disabilities.
In the spirit of participation, the Commission on Disabilities is reaching out through various channels. Open to everybody, nominations form part of an initiative to bring attention to the often-unheralded efforts aiding the disabled community. The Commission, an advisory body appointed by the county executive, works continuously to ensure support and equal opportunities for those with disabilities in Baltimore County.
To participate in the nomination process or for more information on the awards, individuals can visit the County Commission on Disabilities website.
