The City of Las Vegas has dumped its flashy new logo after less than a year.
The logo adorned signs, promotional materials, work attire, staff business cards, email signatures, vehicles and equipment.
It cost the city roughly $20,000 to develop and trademark.
Now, the city is pivoting back to the official city seal.
City Manager Scott Adams said a fun logo doesn’t carry with it the gravity the city seal does.
Adams doesn’t estimate there will be much of a cost to the city to transition back to the seal, because the city will re-brand things as they’re retired and replaced.
