City Flags

Amercian Fork

Cedar Hills

Lehi

For the City of American Fork.

"The horizontal red and steel stripes represent American Fork’s deep history in the steel industry. The triangle in the center represents the wasatch mountain range and, specifically, Mount Timpanogos. The colors of the triangle being red, white, and blue are there to represent the patriotism exhibited all throughout American Fork city."

For the City of Cedar Hills.

"The mountains on this flag represent the hills and mountains that make up Cedar Hills. The white line represents the trails that are in Cedar Hills. The green of the mountains represent the wildlife found all over Cedar Hills."

For the City of Lehi.

"Our design for Lehi City's flag incorporates what we believe to be large characteristics in what makes Lehi a great city. The green represents what is currently Lehi city's flag, and how Lehi has vast acres of grassy fields, the blue is also in Lehi's flag - and it represents the blue skies over Lehi. The mountain in the flag represents a couple things, the white top represents Silicon Slopes, which many companies have chosen to build their headquarters in Lehi which boosts the economy. The rising mountain shows growth and prosperity as we continue to climb economically. The star in the middle represents how Lehi is the center of population in Utah."

Orem

For the City of Orem.

"For the redesign of the Orem flag I took the elements from the current Orem City flag and simplified them. The white ring around the sun is an O for Orem. The mountain is for Timpanogos mountain, and the blue is for Utah lake."

For the City of Orem.

"The only problem that I had with the current city flag was the letting which spelled out the word “OREM” on the bottom. One of the five principles used to make all good flags specifically states that no lettering or seals be used on the flag. So, when I altered the current city flag, I simply removed the letting which spelled “OREM” on the bottom. Everything else about the flag stayed the same."

For the City of Orem.

"This is based on the original Orem flag design, but is more geometric in style and simpler, omitting the text that was previously present"

Pleasant Grove

Provo

For the City of Pleasant Grove.

"This is the flag of Pleasant Grove. The blue field represents how high we are in altitude and close to the mountains. Though, it should have gray splotches on it because our air is trash. The main “gear” in the middle represents what most of PG used to work for: Geneva Steel. The mountains represent how close we are and on the mountains, and of course the lake is Utah lake."

"My flag was for Pleasant Grove, so I had a mountain in the bottom because Pleasant Grove is right next to the mountains. The mountain also represents the trees and animals that are there, the city is also called “The City of Trees” I put a sun in the left of the sky for the sunlight and happiness that is here hence “Pleasant Grove”."

For the City of Provo.

"The Provo Flag has a blue bottom that symbolizes the Provo River. At the tip of the of the green mountain there is a white Outline of a diamond which represents the snow in Provo canyon. Finally the sun behind the mountains makes for a beautiful sunrise."

Salt Lake City

Vineyard

Alpine

For the City of Salt Lake

"This flag is the redesign of Salt Lake City. It uses three horizontal stripe with the top and bottom being green kinda like the current Salt Lake flag. Then the middle stripe is white and in the middle of that white stripe is the state capitol building because Salt Lake is the capital of Utah."

For the City of Vineyard.

"For the vineyard flag I decided to have the flag represent the Holdaways with the red of their crest. The rectangles represent Vineyard’s beautiful skies, the rapid growth, and the lake, going from top to bottom. The diamonds represent our history of industry and our hope for more, the fact that there are three represents that we have had three mayors in total."

For the City of Alpine.

"This flag is a redesign of the original Alpine flag. Elements of the previous flag where taken out and applied to the new design. The format as well as the coloring where taken from the original, but the waterfall in the center is new. The waterfall is representative of the Horsetail falls in Alpine. The blue stripes are the symbolic colors from the snow and mountains."