CLE Flag Project launched a public contest in April 2024, inviting Cleveland creatives to submit new flag designs. Submissions were open until July 24, with public voting continuing through Nov.

Cleveland’s current flag, approved by city officials in 1896, was designed by Susan Hepburn, an 18-year-old art student who submitted it to a Plain Dealer-sponsored contest.

What they're saying: "The creativity of the Cleveland community is one of our greatest strengths, as evidenced by the incredible participation that we received in the design contest," the Flag ...

It would be understandable if a newcomer looking at Cleveland’s official flag might think it’s a city in France founded in 1796 if they could even read that center shield seeing it high up on ...

The creativity of the Cleveland community is one of our greatest strengths, as evidenced by the incredible participation that we received in the design contest," The CLE Flag Project's Brian ...

Here’s what the symbols mean, according to the Cleveland Flag website ... was designed in 1895 by a teenage art student who won a contest in the Plain Dealer.

the Cleveland Flag Project has officially unveiled its new symbol: The People’s Flag of Cleveland. According to the CLE Flag Project, the new flag’s elements are packed with meaning ...