AUGUST 16, 2026 — The City of Tangent, Oregon, has initiated a public competition to select an official flag, according to the City website. The city government plans to accept design applications from the public throughout September and October. In November, a newly formed five-member Tangent Flag Design Committee, assisted by liaisons from the City…
JULY 26, 2026 — The city commission of Oregon City, Oregon, in the United States, has unanimously selected a new city flag design, reports Oregon Public Broadcasting. The new flag replaces its cluttered 1989 banner with minimalist, geometric symbolism. Designed with volunteer assistance from the North American Vexillological Association (NAVA), the flag incorporates white, blue,…
JUNE 8, 2026 — The City Commission of Oregon City, Oregon, is scheduled to vote on a new flag design on June 17, following a redesign process initiated to replace a highly cluttered and largely abandoned predecessor. Adopted in 1989, the current banner features a complex municipal seal on a blue field containing a dense…
MARCH 22, 2026 — Oregon City has launched a formal process to replace its municipal flag, a design so cluttered and indistinct that it is currently absent from both the city’s website and the grounds of City Hall, says OregonLive. Adopted in 1989, the existing banner features a complex city seal on a blue field….
DECEMBER 20, 2025 — The city of Hillsboro, in the American state of Oregon, has chosen a new community flag design following a public vote that concluded in December, according to a press release by the city government. The selection is intended to create a shared symbol of identity as the city prepares to mark…
NOVEMBER 4, 2025 — As Hillsboro, Oregon nears its 150th anniversary next year, the city is turning to its residents to help select its first community flag, says Forest Grove News-Times. Through December 10, locals are invited to visit the city’s Engage Hillsboro website to review three final flag designs and vote for their favourite….
AUGUST 24, 2025 — The City of Hillsboro in Oregon is calling on its residents to participate in the creation of its first official community flag as the city approaches its 150th anniversary, according to a press release by the City. Residents have just seven days, from now until September 1st, to share their ideas…