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Pinellas Park Finalizes Rebranding With Launch Of New City Website

Revitalization continues in the city of Pinellas Park and is captured through the new and improved website.

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"We are all very proud of our new brand identity," City Manager Bart Diebold said. "It was time for a change because the city is changing and growing in a very positive direction."
"We are all very proud of our new brand identity," City Manager Bart Diebold said. "It was time for a change because the city is changing and growing in a very positive direction." (City of Pinellas Park)

PINELLAS PARK, FL — After putting the final touches on its year-long rebranding efforts, the city of Pinellas Park has unveiled its new city website.

Pinellas Park's rebranding reflects how the city is centrally located in Pinellas County, while its new logo was designed to capture the hometown feel of the community with Park Station's iconic clock tower creating a sense of place, said City Manager Bart Diebold.

The city's redesigned website now features navigation capabilities on the homepage as well as more featured content, making it easier to deliver pertinent information to the user.

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"We are all very proud of our new brand identity," Diebold said. "It was time for a change because the city is changing and growing in a very positive direction. The new city of Pinellas Park's website vibrantly showcases all that our city has to offer and certainly will increase our community engagement and enhance the communication between residents, the business community and their local government."

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