Director proposes regional volunteer recognition program with nonmonetary credits
Parks and Recreation Director Victor Morales proposed honoring 4–7 volunteers annually with credits toward programs or rentals, relying on booster club nominations and exploring creation of a 'Friends of Parks and Rec' group where boosters do not exist.
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Victor Morales, director of Botetourt County Parks and Recreation, proposed the creation of a Regional Volunteer Recognition Program to acknowledge four to seven volunteers who "go above and beyond" in support of county recreation programs. Morales said honorees would receive nonmonetary credits usable for sports registrations, community programs or facility rentals. The program would rely on existing booster club nominations; in areas without booster clubs, staff would select volunteers based on reliability and availability.
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