City of Pawtucket Launches New Brand and Website
Pawtucket shows its commitment to encouraging economic development and making government more accessible
PAWTUCKET, RI: The City of Pawtucket is evolving! There is a big push happening by the City of Pawtucket to demonstrate its commitment to making government more transparent and accessible. Part of that effort includes a major effort to improve the city’s infrastructure. This includes rebranding the city with an updated look as well as the launch of a new website designed to make it easier for residents and visitors to access all that Pawtucket has to offer.
As part of the plan to make the city more accessible, Pawtucket has rebranded with a new logo and tagline designed to encourage current and prospective residents and businesses to “Join the Evolution” as Pawtucket not only continues it’s manufacturing legacy, but is also home to an increasingly thriving, nationally recognized creative community. The logo, which will be unveiled this month on the I-95 north Hope Artiste Village billboard, blends Pawtucket’s industrial and riverfront roots with a modern and colorful rendering to reflect the city’s current creative and entrepreneurial revolution.
Supporting the new brand look, the upcoming website will be easier to navigate and will be mobile friendly so that it may be accessed by anyone, on any device, at any time. In just a few clicks, residents will be able to find whatever city related information they may need, or utilize the site to conveniently pay their water bill, vehicle tax, real estate tax or other city bills online. Making it’s debut early this summer, the website has been carefully designed to provide access to city departments, procedures, activities and more—all while giving visitors stunning photographic impressions of the city and its sites.
The City of Pawtucket is headquarters to world-class companies such as Hasbro and Teknor Apex and strives to continue its long history as a welcoming place to diverse cultures, languages, traditions and talents. Visit the new website at: www.pawtucketri.com.