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Mayfield Heights City Council Approves $42,470 for Branding Update

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The Mayfield Heights City Council passed an emergency resolution authorizing $42,470 to update the city's branding standards. This agreement with Guide Studio aims to refine the existing brand, logos, and graphics, and prepare a Brand Style Guide. Jeremy Rowan, serving as Economic Development Director, stated the project will refresh the branding while updating the city’s Master Plan.

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The resolution represents a municipal expenditure of $42,470 for branding and consulting services. This spending supports local service contracts aimed at improving the consistency of city communications and coordinating with the city’s Master Plan.

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Who's involved

  • RowanCompany appointed as Economic Development Director to oversee the branding update project
  • city councilLegislative body that passed the resolution authorizing the funding for the branding update

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