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Doral tightens rules on city seal and logo; council approves limits after free‑speech questions
Summary
The council approved an ordinance restricting use of the city seal and logo—reserving the seal for formal city communications and prohibiting use to promote or disparage ballot measures, candidates or council members. Vice Mayor Porras and Councilwoman Cabral voted 'No' citing concerns about speech and interpretation.
The Doral City Council voted Oct. 8 to amend its code to limit use of the city seal and logo, clarifying that the seal is reserved for formal city communications and cannot be used to endorse or disparage ballot measures, candidates or elected colleagues.
Mayor Christie Fraga said the changes were needed because city letterhead and email blasts had, in some cases, been used in ways that staff…
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