HATFIELD EARNS PRESTIGIOUS CIVILITY AWARD

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INDIANAPOLIS – State Representative Ryan Hatfield was honored today with the Civility Award by the Association of Retired Members of the Indiana General Assembly (ARMIGA). This recognition stands as a testament to Rep. Hatfield’s exceptional display of civility, cooperation, friendliness and bipartisan spirit throughout his legislative tenure.

The award, presented by the bipartisan ARMIGA, celebrates individuals who exemplify courtesy and respect towards fellow members and the public. It acknowledges those who consistently demonstrate politeness, an appreciation for the rights and responsibilities of others, effective communication to foster trust and find common ground, and the maintenance of emotional control and demeanor that positively reflects on the General Assembly.

Rep. Hatfield’s dedication to fostering unity and collaboration sets a positive standard, earning him the distinction of being the first individual from Evansville ever to receive the prestigious Civility Award. His name will be permanently etched on a plaque displayed in the House chamber, joining the ranks of esteemed recipients.

“I am humbled and honored to be recognized by my colleagues with the Civility Award. Though lawmakers may disagree on certain issues, I strive to approach every day remembering we have more in common than not,” Hatfield said. “I believe our State and the people of Evansville benefit most when we work together, thus I wanted to work with anyone advancing good policy.”

Hatfield continued, “This award symbolizes unity among lawmakers and underscores the importance of cooperation in effecting meaningful change within our state. I am honored to be part of this legacy that highlights the necessity of collaboration in shaping a better future for Indiana.”

Rep. Hatfield’s commitment to bipartisanship and his tireless efforts to bridge divides within the General Assembly have rightfully earned him this recognition. His legacy of civility will undoubtedly inspire future generations of leaders in Indiana.