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Iowa County supervisors consider using fair flag design on county website
Summary
Supervisors discussed a request to add a digital version of a flag—reported to have been displayed at the county fair—to the county website and agreed to review the design before acting.
The Iowa County Board of Supervisors discussed a request to add a digital version of a flag, said to have been created for the Iowa County Fair in 1990, to the county website.
A speaker identified in the transcript as a supervisor described that a person named Marissa created a flag for the county fair in 1990 and later contacted the county to ask if a digital version could be added to the county website. Supervisors noted they could not see the design during the meeting and asked to view it before making a decision.
One supervisor suggested placing the item “in a slot” on the agenda so the board could review the flag art, and another asked that staff bring the design to a future meeting for review and possible placement on the website. No formal vote or adopted policy was recorded on the item; the discussion concluded with agreement to review the design.
The transcript does not include the image itself or further details about copyright, who holds the original artwork, or whether the flag is an official county symbol. Supervisors asked staff to bring the design forward for review.
