Fredville's environmental work, from recycling and composting to the volunteer programs of Keep Fredville Beautiful, has been honored by regional, statewide and national organizations. Highlights are listed by year.
2019
- A communications award from a national water utility association
2018
- Affiliate excellence awards for Keep Fredville Beautiful from the statewide beautification nonprofit
- The Corinne Stanhope Sustainability Leadership Award from the North Texas chapter of the statewide recycling alliance
- A best recycling partnership award from a regional corporate recycling association, shared with the Paperline Office Supply Distribution Center
2017
From a national litter-prevention nonprofit:
- First place for youth and education: educator Delphine Abernethy
- President's Circle affiliate status for Keep Fredville Beautiful
From the statewide recycling alliance and its North Texas chapter, all for the Solid Waste and Recycling Division:
- First place, Wesley Zamora Memorial Award for sustainable materials management
- First place for integrated solid waste management
- First place for reusing and recycling construction and demolition debris
- An appreciation award
From statewide environmental and beautification programs:
- Finalist: the Solid Waste and Recycling Division's STEM camp with Fredville ISD
- A sustained excellence award for Keep Fredville Beautiful
- First place among city governments: the Solid Waste and Recycling Division
- Second place, Mabel Pruitt Award for an elementary youth program: the Clean Schools Team at Foxglove Elementary School
- First place, Lucia Ashford Awards for educators: Felix Okoro (middle school), Jasper Fenwick (high school) and Delphine Abernethy (district)
- First place, Lucia Ashford Awards for campuses: the outdoor learning area at Bramblewood Early Education School and the outdoor learning center at Juniper Middle School
- Second place, Lucia Ashford Award at the district level: the Fredville ISD April Month of Service
2016
- First place for environmental public education and outreach: the Solid Waste and Recycling Division together with the FVISD STEM Camp, also honored by the statewide recycling alliance's North Texas chapter
- Theo Lockhart Memorial Award for youth environmental education and outreach, honorable mention: the Clean Schools Team at Foxglove Elementary School
- First place for youth and education at the school district level: the FVISD Counseling Services Month of Service
- A sustained excellence award for Keep Fredville Beautiful
- First place, Lucia Ashford Award at the district level: the FVISD STEM Camp with the Solid Waste and Recycling Division
- Second place, Mabel Pruitt Award for youth leadership: the Clean Schools Team at Foxglove Elementary School
- Lucia Ashford Award at the district level, honorable mention: the 2016 Month of Service in Fredville ISD
2015
- Two awards recognizing outstanding initiative and outstanding outreach
- Affiliate excellence awards for Keep Fredville Beautiful from the statewide beautification nonprofit
- First place, Harlan Ellerby Award for a senior volunteer: Nolan Underwood
- Second place in the military category of the government awards: a U.S. Army Reserve unit
- Lucia Ashford Awards: volunteer Hollis Treadwell (third place), Wrenfield Elementary School (second place) and the FVISD Clean Schools Partnership (third place)
- An appreciation award from Fredville ISD to the Solid Waste and Recycling Division for its STEM camp
2014
- An outstanding achievement award for advertising
- A sustained excellence award for Keep Fredville Beautiful
- Lucia Ashford Awards for elementary schools: Cypress Grove Environmental Science Academy (first place), Calvin Carver Elementary (second place) and the Clean Team at Nadia Underwood Elementary (third place)
- Mabel Pruitt Awards: a local Girl Scout troop's bicycle reuse project (second place) and the Nadia Underwood Elementary Clean Team (honorable mention)
2013
- An award of excellence from a national government communicators' association for the Go Green "Show Your Green Side" campaign
- An outstanding composting program award for the City of Fredville from a regional recycling alliance
2012
- A graphic design award of excellence from the statewide recycling alliance for the Kestrel Creek Nature Center map
2010
- In 2010, a national litter-prevention nonprofit recognized Keep Fredville Beautiful for its work on litter prevention and waste reduction.
2009
- A $900,000 federal energy grant for energy efficiency programs
- A lifetime achievement award from the statewide urban forestry program for then Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Mabel Pruitt
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