New City Logo

Council Approves New Design

On May 5, 2009 the City Council approved the final version of the City's new logo.

New Logo Project Background - In 2008, the City solicited volunteer designs for a new City Logo. Design submittals were displayed at Medina Celebration Day in September 2008 for public viewing. Following the review of public comments, the City agreed to contract $500 with the winning design resident and consultant Lori Dalrymple to modify the design and demonstrate the functionality of the new logo into City operations, equipment, etc. Dalrymple presented the design at the March 3, 2009 City Council meeting.

Following Dalrymple's presentation, the council solicited public input in the Medina Message Newsletter, South Crow River News, and on the City's website. A modified design incorporating some of the public comments was discussed at the April 21st Council meeting. Dalrymple came back with a final design on May 5, 2009 which the Council approved for implementation.

Logo Implementation -  Implementation of the logo will generally occur as existing equipment, letterhead, and other items are phased out and replaced.  The Park Commission has been planning to install park signs at all City parks for the last few years and existing park dedication funds, not taxpayer funding, will be utilized to install the signs with the new logo.

Old City of Medina logos

 

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