The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) is looking for our yearly logo to celebrate diversity within our agency and the Osceola County Community. We host a logo design contest to get the most authentic branding to represent our county. This contest is for all middle and high school students of Osceola County. The new logo may be used on our website, social media, marketing pieces, souvenirs, trinkets, posters, gifts, and anything else the agency chooses.
Prompt: Diversity in Osceola County
Guidelines and parameters must be followed to be considered for this contest:
- The Sheriff’s Office 5-point star symbol must be incorporated into your logo, following the guidelines provided.
- The logo must include the sheriff’s name, “Sheriff Marcos R. Lopez”.
- You must use our agency’s colors (green, gold, and white). The Hex codes for our brand identity are #14340D, #C08F19, and #FFFFFF. You can use the blank canvas area for the design, keeping cohesiveness with the diversity theme and the OCSO identity in mind.
- You must submit the logo in a 1080×1080 px PDF format. The PDF must be in light gray. Please include the contestant’s name, email address, grade, and school the contestant attends. This information must be written in print on the back side of the design.
- The submission must be the contestant’s work (not copied/duplicated) from another design. Upon submission, contestants must affirm that the design is their original work and has not been copied from others or previous designs (including their own). Also, it must not violate the intellectual property rights of any other person or entity.
- Contestants must follow the prompt; however, we encourage them to be creative and unique in their designs! They can allow their ideas, interpretations, and personalities to shine through.
How to Enter:
- The contest is open from 11/04/2024 and closes on 02/01/2025 at 11:59 p.m. Late submissions will not be considered. A board of Osceola County Sheriff’s Office employees will select the finalists. The community will vote for the winning design by visiting our OCSO table/tent during the 2025 Osceola County Fair.
- Original entries must be submitted to OCSO Attn: Marlene Ruiz. Submissions must include the contestant’s full name of the person, email address, grade, and school which the contestant attends. This information must be written in print on the back side of the design.
- One submission per contestant is acceptable.
- There is no fee to enter this contest.
- Entries must be submitted using a signed OCSO copyright release form. Must be signed by the contestant’s parent/guardian. The contestant’s name must be written on the copyright release form.
Eligibility:
This contest is only open to Osceola County middle and high school students.
Disclaimers:
By entering this contest, participants agree to be bound by these rules and guidelines. Contestants will all be judged similarly, with thought given to overall design, message, and skill. Violating any rules or guidelines may result in the elimination of the participant’s eligibility. OCSO has the right to disqualify any entrant at any time at our sole discretion.
Submissions become the sole property of OCSO and may be used for any agency purpose. OCSO shall have the right to adapt, edit, modify, or otherwise use the winning submission in part or its entirety in whatever manner it deems appropriate. OCSO is not responsible for lost, late, misdirected, incomplete, illegible, or otherwise unusable entries.
The winner and guardians will be invited to a meet-and-greet with Sheriff Marcos R. Lopez, who will host an event for the first-prize recipient and guardians. In addition to the bragging rights of winning the “Diversity in Osceola Logo Contest,” the contest winner will also receive special prizes from the Sheriff’s Office.
We wish every contestant good luck!