Longmont residents can choose among city flag designs through Nov. 29
The online poll offers three finalists or the option to keep the current flag; City Council will review responses Dec. 1 and may choose a design.
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Longmont residents can choose among three proposed city flag designs — or say they prefer the current flag — in an online poll open through Nov. 29. City Council will review responses Dec. 1 and may select a finalist or keep the current flag, the city says.
Residents can respond through the online poll on the city’s flag redesign page. The page also lists a phone option: call 303-774-4561 and leave a name and callback number. It gives a deadline for online responses but not for phone responses.
The finalists use mountain imagery with different combinations of a star or sun and blue waterways. Their colors and symbolism are described in the first finalist’s artist note, the second finalist’s note and the third finalist’s note.
The poll asks respondents whether they are Longmont residents. The city plans to distribute it through direct mail, advertisements, its e-newsletter and social media, and its Arts and Public Places team will discuss submissions and address content questions at the Dec. 1 Council session, the Museum Director’s report to the Longmont Museum Advisory Board says.