Bridgeport wants the public to pick new logo for the city
The voting window is now open and closes Aug. 7.
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16h agoMayor Joe Ganim and the City of Bridgeport are asking the public to pick a new logo for the city.
Officials posted an online survey with two colorful designs to choose from.
The first logo focuses on the art and entertainment culture of the city. The second logo symbolizes the rich history of the Bridgeport community.
“Bridgeport has gone through many changes over the past few years, and there’s so much progress to celebrate,” said Ganim, in prepared remarks. “We want to be able to show that through a logo that we all can be proud of.”
The voting window is now open and closes Aug. 7.
