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Proclamation Request

2. Proclamation Requests

4. The City of Russellville honors many local and national organizations, and events by presenting them with an official Mayoral Proclamation. <br><br> Proclamations are ceremonial documents signed by the Mayor and issued for: <br><br> <ul> <li>Public Awareness</li> <li>Charitable fundraising campaigns</li> <li>Special honors (on the recommendation of the Mayor)</li></ul> <br><br> Proclamations will not be issued for : <br><br> <ul> <li>Matters of political or religious controversy, ideological or religious beliefs, or individual conviction</li> <li>Events or organizations with no direct relationship to the City of Russellville</li> <li>Campaigns or events contrary to City policies</li></ul> <br><br> Proclamation requests are considered on a case-by-case basis subject to their significance to the city and its residents. Proclamations are strictly honorary and are not legally binding. Proclamations must affect a broad group of people. We will not issue proclamations for individuals. A Certificate of Recognition or Congratulatory letter is an alternative where proclamation criteria are not met. The Mayor’s Office reserves the right to modify or deny any proclamation request. <br><br> To request a Proclamation, you may fill out the online request form below and submit it for consideration. Or if you prefer, you may contact Julie Paladino in the Mayor's Office at 479-968-2098 or email her <a href="mailto:jpalidino@rsvlar.org">here</a> Requests must be submitted at least 15 business days in advance of the event. Upon receipt of the online request, you will be contacted and asked to provide any additional information needed to complete the proclamation. If you have a template or a sample proclamation available, you may attach it to the online request. You will be notified when the proclamation is complete and ready to be picked up.

   The City of Russellville honors many local and national organizations, and events by presenting them with an official Mayoral Proclamation.
   
   Proclamations are ceremonial documents signed by the Mayor and issued for:
   
   

   • Public Awareness
   • Charitable fundraising campaigns
   • Special honors (on the recommendation of the Mayor)

   
   
   Proclamations will not be issued for :
   
   

   • Matters of political or religious controversy, ideological or religious beliefs, or individual conviction
   • Events or organizations with no direct relationship to the City of Russellville
   • Campaigns or events contrary to City policies

   
   
   Proclamation requests are considered on a case-by-case basis subject to their significance to the city and its residents. Proclamations are strictly honorary and are not legally binding. Proclamations must affect a broad group of people. We will not issue proclamations for individuals. A Certificate of Recognition or Congratulatory letter is an alternative where proclamation criteria are not met. The Mayor’s Office reserves the right to modify or deny any proclamation request.
   
   To request a Proclamation, you may fill out the online request form below and submit it for consideration. Or if you prefer, you may contact Julie Paladino in the Mayor's Office at 479-968-2098 or email her here Requests must be submitted at least 15 business days in advance of the event. Upon receipt of the online request, you will be contacted and asked to provide any additional information needed to complete the proclamation. If you have a template or a sample proclamation available, you may attach it to the online request. You will be notified when the proclamation is complete and ready to be picked up.

6. Name of Requestor*

7. Contact Phone*

8. Contact Email*

10. Will the Mayor be asked to attend the event*

    1. Yes
    2. No

11. If so, give details

    Date, place, name of event, etc.

13. Date Needed*
    Date Needed

14. Day/Week/Month being proclaimed

    Example: Earth Day, 100th birthday, etc.

16. Attach any information available

    Example: same proclamation, suggested wording, etc.

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18. 1. Receive an email copy of this form.
19. Email address

    This field is not part of the form submission.

20. Submit

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