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Daggett County approves new logos for Dutch John and Manila airports
Summary
The Daggett County Commission approved graphic logos for the Dutch John and Manila airports after a brief review of the designs and a recommendation from the airport manager.
The Daggett County Commission approved new graphic logo designs for the Dutch John and Manila airports during an open meeting discussion on the airport logo proposal. Commissioners moved and seconded approval of both designs, and the motion passed.
The airport manager and a designer, identified in the meeting as Jordan, presented the logos and said they were created to match the county's broader tourism logo. Jordan provided sample artwork for both airports; commissioners discussed small design elements such as the fish emblem and established-date text. One commissioner said the design matched his airplane and supported adoption; the presenter said she would make any suggested changes.
Commission discussion included a suggestion to add an "established" date to the logo pending verification of when the airports originally opened. Commissioners noted that the county and federal histories (including Bureau of Reclamation projects) could affect any accurate establishment date and that the date could be added later after research.
A motion to approve both the Dutch John Airport and Manila Airport logos was made and seconded; the chair called the vote and commissioners voted in favor.
The county clerk will record the adopted artwork and the airport manager indicated willingness to make adjustments (for example, adding an establishment date) after staff verifies historical dates.
Votes at a glance: Motion to approve both airport logos — moved by Randy, seconded by Jack; outcome: approved (vote recorded as "Aye" by the chair).
