The Office of Sustainability in Winston-Salem is now seeking nominations for individuals recognized for advancing sustainability within the city. Those selected as winners will be acknowledged at the Piedmont Environmental Alliance Fair scheduled for April 18, 2026.
Winston-Salem operates as a municipal government that manages local public services and civic responsibilities for its residents, according to its official website. The city also supports economic development by providing assistance to businesses, job creation, and minority enterprises to foster community growth (source).
The city oversees infrastructure such as water treatment facilities capable of processing up to 91 million gallons daily and maintains extensive networks of water mains and sewer lines (source). Governance in Winston-Salem is managed by a City Council composed of eight ward representatives and a mayor elected by the entire city population (source). The council holds authority over local legislation, budget approval, and tax decisions (source).
Winston-Salem provides these services within its municipal boundaries in North Carolina (source).
“Winners will be honored at the Piedmont Environmental Alliance Fair on April 18, 2026,” the Office of Sustainability stated.