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County flag lovers rejoice! Cochise County Arizona unveils flag at their county fair to be used for the state centennial in 2012. Though, I was disappointed to see the chosen flag is a near exact template of the Yavapai County flag and a run off of the Arizona state flag. Apparently county flag creativity and diversity is at an all-time low in the United States at the moment. Not to mention the contest attracted a mere 79 entries; with some sending multiple designs.
Take a look: www.kenandlindacarpenter.com/cochiseflag
John S. Johnson, 1 October 2011
The resolution adopting the flag says it is the official Arizona Centennial
flag for Cochise County, not the county flag.
On September 13, 2011, the
winning design in the flag contest was approved by the Board of Supervisors as
the Cochise County Centennial Flag. For reference, all of this information is
from Resolution 11-39.
The judges for the “Design A Flag Contest” were:
Trudy Berry, Matt Borowiec, Becky Orozco, Jim Riley, Les Thompson and Rick
Whipple. The winner of the contest was announced at the 87th Annual Cochise
County Fair in Douglas, Arizona and received a check for $200. Of course, the
resolution kept the winner “secret”, so we do not know who the winner is
(besides a local who saw the flag being announced at the fair).
Daniel Rentería, 29 January 2024
Based on a news article from the time, the designer was Ken Carpenter of
Sierra Vista. One of the county's supervisors said at the county fair that
although this was for the centennial flag, it was possible another design could
be picked to become the county's flag. It appears this has not come to fruition.
Daniel Rentería, 13 February 2024
image located by Paul Bassinson, 21 December 2017
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www.azcounties.org
Paul Bassinson, 21 December 2017