Nassau County Employee Named Finalist for 2026 CivicPlus Community Impact Award

YULEE, Fla. (Nov. 10, 2026) – Nassau County Webmaster & Audio-Visual Specialist Nate Flores has been named a finalist in the 2026 CivicPlus Community Impact Awards, recognizing his efforts to improve the online experience for residents and make County information and services easier to access.

The annual awards program recognizes CivicPlus customers who are leading community-focused initiatives that improve resident experiences and strengthen public trust in local government. Nassau County was among seven finalists recognized nationally for its work, joining communities from Florida and across the country.

As the County's webmaster, Flores plays an important role in ensuring Nassau County's website serves as a reliable, user-friendly resource for residents, visitors and businesses. From improving website navigation and organizing information to maintaining current content and enhancing accessibility, his work helps connect the community with the services, resources and information they need.

A local government's website is often the first place residents turn when they have a question, need to access a service or want to learn more about what's happening in their community. Having someone dedicated to continually evaluating and improving that experience is essential to ensuring residents can find accurate information without unnecessary frustration.

"Providing a positive online experience is an important part of how we serve our community," said Assistant County Manager Marshall Eyerman. "Our website is more than a place to post information. It is a resource residents depend on to access services, stay informed and connect with their local government. Nate's dedication to making that experience better helps us deliver on our commitment to customer service."

The recognition highlights the importance of the work that goes into maintaining and improving the County's digital presence. As technology and community needs continue to evolve, Nassau County remains committed to finding ways to make information more accessible, improve online services and provide residents with convenient ways to engage with their local government.

The 2026 Community Impact Awards winners included the Borough of Red Bank, New Jersey; the City of Panama City, Florida; and the City of Tarpon Springs, Florida. Other finalists included the City of Urbandale, Iowa; the City of Woodstock, Illinois; Pasco County, Florida; the City of Goodlettsville, Tennessee; the City of Hutto, Texas; and the City of Clewiston, Florida.

For more information about the CivicPlus Community Impact Awards, visit https://nassaufl.co/CivicPlusAwards2026.