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Youth council selects logo design and polo for Mayor’s Youth Council
Summary
Council members reviewed four logo designs, approved a white polo with a selected logo (motion and amendment for a single-color stitching), and agreed to produce polos for members and to consider T-shirts later.
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The Mayor’s Youth Council reviewed four logo designs and voted to approve a selected design to be produced on a white polo shirt for council use at events.
Why it matters: the council chose a single, consistent visual identity and apparel format so members will present a uniform appearance at public events and fundraisers.
During discussion council members debated color choices and whether the design could be modified. Isabella Ramirez made the motion to approve the design with a white background; Josiah Gonzalez and others participated in a vote. An amendment was proposed and accepted to render the logo and stitching in a single, monotone color for production. The facilitator confirmed a majority vote carried the motion and staff will coordinate sizes and production details after the meeting.
Council members asked whether shirts would be polos or T-shirts; members agreed to produce polos now and consider T-shirts later. The facilitator indicated the polos will be embroidered and that staff will collect sizes and proceed with ordering. “If later on, we want T-shirts, bring in an item that you want T-shirts, but we’ll print polos for now,” the facilitator said.
Next steps: staff will gather sizes, confirm embroidery color (per the single-color amendment) and place an order for polos; the design is considered final for the current production run, and the council may revisit apparel choices in future meetings.

