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PROCLAMATIONS AND LETTERS OF RECOGNITION
Proclamations are ceremonial documents and may be issued for public awareness, civic celebrations, non-profit organizations, arts and cultural celebrations, and events with importance to the citizens of Clayton. Proclamation requests as part of national campaigns, for national organizations, or groups completely unrelated to the Town of Clayton will not be issued. (As examples, below are proclamations that have been approved by the Council.)
Letters of recognition may be issued by the Mayor and Council members to recognize special occasions for individuals, families, or organizations such as anniversaries, birthdays, conferences, conventions, reunions, and retirement.
The process begins when an individual or organization submits a written request by email, fax, or mail. Requests are to be received at least three weeks in advance of the date the document is needed and must include:
- Contact persons name, address, telephone number, and email
- Title or nature of the event
- Specific date of the event
- Date the letter is needed
- Brief history of the organization or a biographical summary of the person
The Mayor and Council members reserve the right to modify or deny any letter of recognition or proclamation request.
Letters of recognition and proclamations are not automatically renewed and requests must be made on an annual basis.
PROCLAMATIONS:
- October 9-15, 2011 as Fire Prevention Week; Adopted 10/03/2011
- October 2011 as Arts & Humanities Month; Adopted 10/03/2011
- 24th Anniversary Clayton Band Classic; Adopted 10/03/2011
- October 2011 as Community Planner Month; Adopted 10/03/2011
- Public Power Week - Your Town, Your Power, October 2-8, 2011; Adopted 10/03/2011
- September 2011 as Lyme Disease Awareness Month; Adopted 9/6/2011
- Memorial Proclamation - Larry Castleberry; 8/29/2011
- Firefighter Appreciation Month: August 2011; Adopted 8/01/2011
- Park & Recreation Month: July 2011; Adopted 6/20/2011
- Adopt A Pet Month: June 2011; Adopted 6/06/2011
- Flag Day: June 14, 2011; Adopted 6/06/2011
- Johnston County Community Foundation Day: May 5, 2011; Adopted 5/02/2011
- Municipal Clerks Week: May 1-7, 2011; Adopted 5/02/2011
- Older Americans Month: Aopted 5/02/2011
- Peace Officers' Memorial Day & National Police Week: May 15-21, 2011; Adopted 5/02/2011
- Public Works Week: May 15-21, 2011; Adopted 5/02/2011
- Administrative Professionals Week: April 24-30, 2011; Adopted 4/4/2011
- National Library Week: April 10-16, 2011; Adopted 4/4/2011
- April 2011 as Volunteer Appreciation Month; Adopted 4/4/2011
- Spring Litter Sweep - April 16 - 30, 2011; Adopted 4/4/2011
- Arbor Day - March 18, 2011; Adopted 3/7/2011
- American Heart Month; Adopted 2/7/2011
- Partnership to Build a Miracle; Adopted 12/06/2010
- Home Care & Hospice Month, November 2010; Adopted 11/01/2010
- Youth Art Month, January 2011; Adopted 11/01/2010
- Public Power Week, October 3-9, 2010; Adopted 10/04/2010
- Fire Prevention Week, October 3-9, 2010; Adopted 10/04/2010
- 2010 Tar Heel League State Tournament Champions, Adopted 9/20/2010
- 23rd Anniversary Clayton Band Classic Day, Adopted 9/7/2010
- Lyme Disease Awareness Month, Adopted 8/2/2010
- Municipal Clerks Week, Adopted 5/3/2010
- Older Americans Month, Adopted 5/3/2010
- Arbor Day, Adopted 3/1/2010
- Girl Scout Week, Adopted 3/1/2010