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Ontario County seeks input on new visual identity through Dec. 11

Ontario County is seeking public input on a visual identity that brings its official seal and logo together. The survey closes Dec. 11, and paper copies are available by request.

Ontario County seeks input on new visual identity through Dec. 11

Ontario County is asking residents and other local stakeholders to help shape a new visual identity, with a survey scheduled to close Dec. 11.

The project aims to bring the county’s official seal and logo together into a unified design, according to a county survey notice. The county is seeking input on how its identity should reflect its people, communities, businesses and places.


Residents, business owners, community organizations, county employees and other local stakeholders are invited to participate.

The notice directs participants to www.surveymonkey.com/r/ontariocountyny to complete the survey.

Paper copies may be requested by contacting Kristin Voss, clerk of the Ontario County Board of Supervisors, at 20 Ontario St., Room 209, Canandaigua, NY 14424.

The county lists www.ontariocountyny.gov/2449/New-Visual-Identity as the address for project information and updates.



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