If you know someone thriving as a volunteer, an opportunity is open to highlight that service.

The Warren County Chamber of Business & Industry is accepting nominations for this year’s Community Service Award.

The nomination window is open through Oct. 2.

There are a series of criteria for prospective awardees to meet: residence in Warren County for at least 10 years, that the contributions are not tied to a person’s professional obligations and that there “is a reasonable expectation that the candidate will remain in Warren County following receipt of the award in order to provide continuity, inspiration and positive example,” according to the Chamber.

The award is aimed to highlight people that will continue to serve in the community as well as those that will “keep the award prestigious in nature and a compliment to past recipients.”

The award was first presented to Judge Alexander Flick and has been awarded every year except 1975 and 2020.

Recipients since 2010 include Pat Evans, John Hanna, Linda Keverline, Murray McComas, Bob Sokolski, Olivia Sechriest, Jean Walker, Dan Glotz, Lincoln Sokolski and Thad Turner, Gary and Penny Lester, Ash Khare and Piper VanOrd.

This year’s recipient of the award will be recognized at the Celebration of Excellence Gala on Nov. 16.