City of New Albany Wins Award for Website Redesign by Buckeye Innovation

New Albany, OH – Buckeye Innovation is proud to celebrate the City of New Albany’s recent recognition at the 2025 PRSA Central Ohio PRism Awards, where the city earned First Place for its redesigned website, NewAlbanyOhio.org. The award honors outstanding achievement in public relations and communications, with the website redesign project recognized for its enhanced user experience and improved accessibility.

The new website, designed and developed by Buckeye Innovation, reflects New Albany’s forward-thinking approach to civic engagement, transparency, and digital accessibility. This project was a collaborative effort focused on making government services more intuitive and information more accessible to all residents, businesses, and visitors.

In addition to the website award, New Albany was also honored with a Second Place Award of Excellence for its Diwali Celebration, recognizing the city’s growing focus on cultural inclusion and community celebration.

“These awards honor outstanding public relations work across a wide range of industries, and we’re thrilled to be recognized among such distinguished peers,” the City of New Albany shared in a LinkedIn post.

Buckeye Innovation extends sincere congratulations to the City of New Albany, its City Council, and staff members who collaborated on this initiative. 

To view the award-winning site, visit NewAlbanyOhio.org.
For more about the PRism Awards, visit PRSA Central Ohio.


Buckeye Innovation is a New Albany-based digital services company specializing in custom web development, design, and content strategy. For more information, visit https://www.buckeyeinnovation.com/about-buckeye/.

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