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Deadline to get award nominations in is November 13th, 2026
Do you know a Judge, Attorney, Law Enforcement Officer, Social Worker/Volunteer, or Business that has demonstrated exceptional commitment and service to crime victims? Nominate them for one of our Distinguished Service Awards and let us help you honor them for their incredible work.
All award winners will be recognized at the 15th Annual Navajo County Attorney's Office Victims' Rights Symposium luncheon ceremony, on Friday, December 4, 2026.
Law enforcement officers are on the front lines of our justice system, and they play a critical role in supporting victims of crime. They are often the first responders to a crime scene and are responsible for investigating crimes and ensuring that victims are safe and receive the support they need.
That's why we're proud to announce the Navajo County Distinguished Law Enforcement Officer; Robert Varner Award, a prestigious award that honors law enforcement officers who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to supporting victims of crime.
If you know a law enforcement officer who fits this description, we encourage you to nominate them for the Navajo County Distinguished Law Enforcement Officer; Robert Varner Award. Together, we can celebrate the work of officers who are making a positive impact on the lives of victims and raise awareness about the importance of supporting victims of crime in our communities.
This award is open to law enforcement officers of all levels and jurisdictions, from local and state officers to federal officers. We are looking for officers who have demonstrated exceptional compassion, empathy, and dedication to supporting victims of crime, and who have made significant contributions to victim advocacy through their work.
Nominees for this award may have shown a deep understanding of the challenges that victims face and have worked tirelessly to ensure that victims receive the support and justice they deserve. They may have developed innovative programs or protocols to better serve victims or have collaborated with community organizations to provide additional resources and support.
Every day, victim service advocates and volunteers around the Country work tirelessly to support victims of crime and help them rebuild their lives. They dedicate their time and energy to providing emotional support, advocacy, and resources to victims and their families, often at great personal sacrifice.
These victim service advocates and volunteers are true champions for victims, and their work deserves to be recognized and celebrated. That's why we're proud to announce the Navajo County Distinguished Services Award, a prestigious award that honors volunteers who have gone above and beyond in their efforts to support victims of crime.
If you know a victim service advocate or volunteers who has demonstrated an exceptional commitment to victims and their families, we encourage you to nominate them for this important award. By doing so, you can help us celebrate the work of these dedicated individuals and raise awareness about the importance of victim advocacy in our communities.
This award is open to all volunteers who have worked to support victims of crime in any capacity, whether through a victim services organization, a law enforcement agency, or any other organization that provides support to victims. We are looking for individuals who have shown a deep commitment to helping victims and their families, and who have demonstrated exceptional compassion, empathy, and dedication to their work.
Nominees for this award may have provided direct services to victims, such as crisis intervention or emotional support, or may have worked to raise awareness about victimization and the importance of victim advocacy in our communities. They may have worked with victims of any type of crime, from survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault to families of homicide victims.
If you know a volunteer who fits this description, we encourage you to nominate them. Together, we can celebrate the work of these dedicated individuals and raise awareness about the importance of supporting victims of crime in our communities.
Businesses play a critical role in supporting victims of crime and helping them rebuild their lives. Whether through direct support, financial contributions, or awareness-raising efforts, businesses have the power to make a meaningful difference in the lives of victims and their families.
That's why we're proud to announce the Navajo County Business Assisting Justice Award, a prestigious award that honors businesses that have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to supporting victims of crime.
If you know a business that has gone above and beyond to support victims and their families, we encourage you to nominate them for this important award. By doing so, you can help us celebrate the work of businesses that are making a positive impact on the lives of victims and raise awareness about the importance of victim advocacy in our communities.
This award is open to businesses of all sizes and types, from small local businesses to multinational corporations. We are looking for businesses that have demonstrated exceptional compassion, empathy, and dedication to supporting victims of crime, whether through direct services, financial contributions, or awareness-raising efforts.
Nominees for this award may have provided direct services to victims, such as counseling or legal services, or may have worked to raise awareness about victimization and the importance of victim advocacy in our communities. They may have contributed financially to victims of any type of crime, from survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault to families of homicide victims.
Judges play a critical role in ensuring that victims of crime receive the justice and support they deserve. They have the power to make decisions that can have a profound impact on the lives of victims and their families, from determining the outcome of a criminal case to setting important legal precedents that shape the way our justice system responds to victimization.
That's why we're proud to announce the Navajo County Judicial Service Award, a prestigious award that honors judges who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to supporting victims of crime.
If you know a judge who has gone above and beyond to support victims and their families, we encourage you to nominate them for this important award. By doing so, you can help us celebrate the work of judges who are making a positive impact on the lives of victims and raise awareness about the importance of victim advocacy in our justice system.
This award is open to judges of all levels and jurisdictions, from local to state judges. We are looking for judges who have demonstrated exceptional compassion, empathy, and dedication to supporting victims of crime, and who have made significant contributions to victim advocacy through their work on the bench.
Nominees for this award may have shown a deep understanding of the challenges that victims face and have worked to ensure that victims are heard and their needs are addressed throughout the criminal justice process. They may have supported victims of any type of crime, from survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault to families of homicide victims.
Every day, attorneys around the country work tirelessly to ensure that justice is served for victims of crime. They dedicate their careers to seeking justice, fighting for the rights of those who have been wronged, and making our communities safer.
Our Navajo County Distinguished Criminal Justice Award recognizes attorneys who demonstrate exceptional commitment to victims and their families. These are the attorneys who work tirelessly to ensure that victims receive the support and resources they need to heal and move forward. They build strong relationships with victims and their families, creating a supportive and empowering environment that helps them feel heard and understood.
If you know an attorney who has demonstrated an exceptional commitment to victims and their families, we encourage you to nominate them for this important award. By doing so, you can help us celebrate the work of these dedicated professionals and raise awareness about the importance of victim advocacy in our communities.