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Logansport Historic Preservation Commission adopts mission statement and new logo; consent agenda approved

Logansport Historic Preservation Commission · October 10, 2025
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Summary

At its Oct. 9 meeting the Logansport Historic Preservation Commission voted to adopt a mission statement and to approve a new commission logo. The commission also adopted its consent agenda by voice vote. All recorded votes were unanimous.

The Logansport Historic Preservation Commission on Oct. 9 adopted a formal mission statement and approved a new logo, and it adopted the meeting's consent agenda.

Commissioners voted to accept the proposed mission statement after the text was read into the record. The motion carried with all members voting in favor. The commission also approved a color logo design and asked the designer, Michelle, to provide monochrome variations for broader use. Earlier in the meeting the commission adopted its consent agenda by voice vote.

The items were procedural and intended to clarify the commission's purpose and public image. Commissioners said the mission statement and logo will help the commission communicate the distinction between National Register listing and local designation and to present a clearer public-facing identity.

Votes at a glance - Consent agenda: adopted (voice vote; aye). - Logo design: accepted as presented (motion moved and seconded; unanimous). - Mission statement: adopted as presented (motion moved and seconded; unanimous).

Members and staff present described the votes as procedural; no funding commitments were made as part of these actions. The commission also requested that the designer produce alternate monochrome versions for printing and web use and that the chair record who moved and seconded the logo motion in the minutes.