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New City Logo

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City Manager Darin Atteberry presented the City's new logo at the July 1 Council Meeting.

In June, nearly 5,000 people weighed in with their reactions to three different logo options. 1/3 of people supported each of the three options; despite the mixed messages, the feedback was clear in some respects.

• Horsetooth Rock is an important part of the community and should be reflected in the new logo.
• 2/3 of people are ready for a new logo.

Examples of New Logo Use

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City Logo Replacement Process

The decision to accept the logo as the new City logo was not taken lightly. Extensive research and data collection demonstrate that it makes good business sense to do this now. The existing City logo has been in place for more than 30 years.

The replacement process will be true to the financial and environmental values of our organization and of our community. The logo will be phased in as current supplies are depleted and on damaged property that would have been replaced anyway. Other property will be replaced as budgets allow. This process may take up to eight years.

Volunteering for the City

Volunteers are the heart of any organization, but the volunteers here in Fort Collins are special. Highly educated, enthusiastic and dedicated, our volunteers bring their special skills and talents to our programs. They not only make our jobs possible, but they make them fun and rewarding. Check out the list of volunteer opportunities and join is in making Fort Collins a better place to live!