Flag Policy
Summary
Fountain Valley might be ditching all flags except the official government ones at City Hall. This means no more community or holiday flags flying high, potentially changing the vibe of public spaces.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
No major financial impact is expected from this flag policy shift.
The city government benefits by having a consistent and official display.
Community groups and residents who enjoy seeing diverse or holiday-themed flags might feel left out.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Fountain Valley Bans Flying Gay Pride Flag On City Property
Fountain Valley Bans Flying Gay Pride Flag On City Property Patch
Passing on a chance to hoist LGBTQ symbol, Fountain Valley adopts policy of government-only symbols on flags flown on city property
Passing on a chance to hoist LGBTQ symbol, Fountain Valley adopts policy of government-only symbols on flags flown on city property Los Angeles Times
Fountain Valley may allow only governmental flags to fly above City Hall
Fountain Valley may allow only governmental flags to fly above City Hall Los Angeles Times
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