2017 NATOA Government Programming Awards
Michigan Programs Receive High Honors
The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) announced the 2017 NATOA Government Programming Award Winners on September 14th in Seattle, Washington at the 32nd Annual Government Programming Awards Dinner during NATOA’s Annual Conference. Two studios from Michigan municipalities were recognized for excellence in the following categories:
CATEGORY
TITLE
Award
Library
“2016 Livonia Public Library Summer Reading Promo”
First Place
City of Livonia, MI
Arts & Entertainment
“Artists - Portraits featuring Jeremy Allen Rheault”
Third Place
City of Livonia, MI
Event/Program
“Ballot Meridian 2016 Election Coverage Promo”
Third Place
Promotion
Meridian Township, MI
“It is with great honor that I am able to represent the exemplary Public, Education, and Government channels in Michigan and accept awards on behalf of those communities. Michigan NATOA is over 30 members strong and growing. Our leadership in community programming and legislative initiatives to sustain that is proven through our dedication and service to the community,” said Michigan Chapter NATOA President, Deborah Guthrie.
2017 NATOA Government Programming Awards
Michigan Programs Receive High Honors
The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) announced the 2017 NATOA Government Programming Award Winners on September 14th in Seattle, Washington at the 32nd Annual Government Programming Awards Dinner during NATOA’s Annual Conference. Two studios from Michigan municipalities were recognized for excellence in the following categories:
| CATEGORY | TITLE | Award |
| Library | “2016 Livonia Public Library Summer Reading Promo” | First Place |
| City of Livonia, MI | ||
| Arts & Entertainment | “Artists - Portraits featuring Jeremy Allen Rheault” | Third Place |
| City of Livonia, MI | ||
| Event/Program | “Ballot Meridian 2016 Election Coverage Promo” | Third Place |
| Promotion | Meridian Township, MI |
“It is with great honor that I am able to represent the exemplary Public, Education, and Government channels in Michigan and accept awards on behalf of those communities. Michigan NATOA is over 30 members strong and growing. Our leadership in community programming and legislative initiatives to sustain that is proven through our dedication and service to the community,” said Michigan Chapter NATOA President, Deborah Guthrie.
NATOA IS… The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors. It is a professional organization working with local government agencies to provide up-to-date information about local, state and national legislation to help maximize the effective use of cable and telecommunication systems. Visit NATOA at www.natoa.org
MICHIGAN NATOA IS… Your local connection to this important national resource. Meetings are held periodically at alternate sites to give you the opportunity to meet other cable and telecommunication professionals and share valuable information, knowledge and experiences.