Hancock County Flag Design
Problem Statement:
- Flag would be a unifying representation of Hancock County and could be displayed by various commercial, governmental, community or private entities.
Solution: Flag designs created, final flag selected
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Symbolism of Flag Elements
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Green and yellow colors symbolize the County’s agricultural heritage
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The upper left “green field” also alludes to the city of Greenfield, the county seat and the County’s largest community.
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The diagonal white stripe symbolizes the National Road (US 40)
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The large, centered white disk symbolizes the progress and prosperity of the County
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The nine gold stars symbolize the nine townships of the County
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The number 1828 represents the year the County was formed
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The graphic represents the Hancock County Courthouse
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Approved as the Hancock County Flag by the Hancock County Commissioners on March 29, 2004
Group Members:
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Charlie Bridenthal
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Shelby Hoover
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Mike Perigo
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Debbie Powell
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Darren Turner
MOB: Monitors on Buses Program
Statement of Problem:
- Number of school bus incidents continue to increase in spite of the installation of cameras
- Safe School Legislation will require schools to identify and prevent bullying
Solution: MOB- Monitors On Buses program created
- Designed to be the enforcement arm of the School Safety Specialist Training and Certification Program
- Identifying, preventing, and intervening in bullying in school bus transportation
- Monitors would volunteer their time and be a dedicated set of eyes to ensure enforcement
- Bus drivers must maintain attention to driving conditions, other motorists, possible hazards, etc.
- Volunteer program would pair up interested individuals with various bus routes ensuring safer transportation for Hancock County children
Group Members:
- Michael Dale
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Ken Davidson
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Jodi Pruitt
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Christine Rapp
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Candy Short
