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The award honors a park ranger who shows exemplary service in preserving and protecting our nation’s scenic, historic, and natural splendor for the benefit of citizens and future generations.

This award honors an administrator who goes above and beyond in service to his or her K-12 school district and community.

This award seeks to recognize the men and women who go to work every day to make our cities, towns, counties, and neighborhoods a better place.

The award honors a park ranger who shows exemplary service in preserving and protecting our nation’s scenic, historic, and natural splendor for the benefit of citizens and future generations.

This award honors an administrator who goes above and beyond in service to his or her K-12 school district and community.

This award seeks to recognize the men and women who go to work every day to make our cities, towns, counties, and neighborhoods a better place.

Service Spotlight Awards

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ServiceWear Apparel seeks to recognize the men and women who go to work every day to make our states, cities, towns, counties, and neighborhoods a better place. These individuals put on their workwear or uniform before work each day, and provide a high level of service to the public. Recognized by their peers and those who benefit, these individuals go beyond what is required or expected in their day-to-day job responsibilities. We believe that these unsung heroes of public service don’t always receive the attention and recognition they deserve. This is why we are proud to sponsor the Service Spotlight and Workwear MVP Awards.


And the winners are...

Winner of Workwear MVP

Winner of Workwear MVP

ServiceWear Apparel is very proud to recognize the bus drivers of Salida School District in Colorado as winners of the prestigious Service Spotlight Workwear MVP. The award was presented in front of the school district's officials and board members on October 1, 2019.

Read their winning nomination. The drivers win a grand prize of $1,000 in cash, plus an additional $1,000 worth of apparel for his agency.

Park Ranger of the Year - 2018

Congratulations to Paul Kline from the Ludington State Park in Ludington, Michigan, the official winner of the 2018 Park Ranger of the Year Award.

Read Paul's winning nomination. He wins a grand prize of $1,000 in cash, plus an additional $1,000 worth of apparel for his agency.


ServiceWear Apparel is very proud to announce Paul Kline of Ludington State Park in Michigan as winner of the prestigious Service Spotlight Park Ranger of the Year Award. The award was presented in front of the Michigan Natural Resource Commission on March 14, 2019.

Photo Credits: From left to right:
Ron Olson, Michigan Parks and Recreation Chief
Dan Eichinger, Michigan Department of Natural Resources Director
Paul Kline, Lead Ranger, Ludington State Park and winner of the ServiceWear Apparel Service Spotlight Park Ranger of the Year Award
Jim Burnett, Chief Development Officer, ServiceWear Apparel





Take a look at some of our past winners



Top: Vice President, Mike Pence, then Indiana Governor, helped us celebrate Jason Parker, 2015 Correctional Officer of the Year.

Bottom: Chief Development Officer, Jim Burnett traveled to California to present Joshua Kanavel with the 2016 Correctional Officer of the Year Award.



















Top: Arizona's Carol Windsor, winner of the 2017 Park Ranger of the year.

Middle-Top: South Carolina gave us our 2016 Park Ranger of the Year, Thomas "Zabo" McCants.

Middle-Bottom: After a harrowing cliff-side rescue, we, along with then Governor Jay Nixon, were proud to present Brandon Bartz of Missouri with the 2015 Park Ranger of the Year Award.

Bottom: West Virginia's Governor Earl Ray Tomblin assisted us in recognizing the 2014 Park Ranger of the Year, Jesse Anderson.



Left: Dr. Michele Taylor, Superintendent of Calhoun City Schools in Georgia was our 2014 Superintendent of the Year.





Past Service Spotlight Finalists