AGENDA
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE MAYWOOD CITY COUNCIL AND THE
SUCCESSOR AGENCY TO THE MAYWOOD COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2024 AT 4:00 PM
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I. CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
II. CITY OFFICIALS
MAYOR
Eddie De La Riva
MAYOR PRO TEM
Mayra Aguiluz
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Jessica Torres
Frank Garcia
Heber Marquez
CITY CLERK
Brian E. Juarez
CITY TREASURER
Mary Mariscal
CITY MANAGER
Jennifer E. Vasquez
CITY ATTORNEY
Roxanne Diaz
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1. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF NEW CITY BRANDING LOGO
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AGENDA REPORT
CITY OF MAYWOOD
AGENDA ITEM NO. 1.
DATE: May 8, 2024
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: JENNIFER VASQUEZ, CITY MANAGER
BY: DAISY GUERRERO, DEPUTY CITY CLERK/ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF NEW CITY BRANDING LOGO
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the City Council review, discuss and select a branding logo.
BACKGROUND:
In December 2023, the City entered into a consulting agreement with Tripepi Smith (TS) providing graphic design and branding services. Since this new logo will also be incorporated into the City's Centennial celebration, the Centennial Committee (Committee) has worked with TS staff to discuss the process, scope of work, and timeline for the branding project. The Committee is comprised of the following:
• Mayor, Eddie De La Riva
• Mayor Pro Tem, Mayra Aguiluz
• City Manager, Jennifer Vasquez,
• Community Services Supervisor, Claudia Zavala
• Assistant to the City Manager / Deputy City Clerk, Daisy Guerrero The Committee and TS met to develop specific brand pillars, brand statements, and a tagline; all of which have been utilized to develop the proposed logos. TS also conducted a comparative analysis of neighboring city brands and reported them to the Committee. Branding is important to a City as it is a cornerstone of effective communication and community interaction. By crafting a distinct identity that resonates with residents, Maywood can expand on the community’s sense of belonging and pride. A fresh, cohesive brand will help Maywood build trust in city communications, ultimately strengthening how the public responds to Maywood initiatives, events and civic issues. Moreover, a Maywood brand that reflects local identity is a powerful tool for attracting investment and a skilled workforce. It will differentiate Maywood and help showcase a city that is energetically moving towards its goals.
The 100th Anniversary Celebration, a significant milestone for the City of Maywood, is scheduled to take place on Saturday, September 7, 2024. To ensure ample time to promote the new logo, the Committee and TS are working diligently to have it finalized, before the end of July 2024.
DISCUSSION:
The Committee and TS developed a survey/questionnaire for the community prior to the development of the proposed logo and related branding documents. This branding initiative is not just about the logo, but also
about fostering the community’s involvement. The survey was promoted, available, and was live via the web from February 8, 2024, through February 21, 2024. There were a total of 47 surveys submitted by community members. The comments received through the survey assisted with the development of the logos included in this report. The attached Maywood Brand Research Summary provides further information pertaining to the logo development process.
The final logo library that will be provided by TS will include multiple color versions (color, black, white), multiple formats (pixel v. vector, transparency, etc.), and other practical versions (e.g. simplified for embroidery).
At this time, staff recommends that the City Council review and select a city logo, which will also have a 100th anniversary element. Staff will continue to refine insights that can assist in propelling Maywood's brand and the 100th Anniversary Celebration.
LEGAL REVIEW:
The City Attorney has reviewed this report.
FISCAL IMPACT:
Funding for the implementation of this branding project will be divided between all City departments. As staff continues with the preparation and launch of the new brand, we will ensure to utilize the existing department budgets, so there will not be a large or new burden on the general fund.
ATTACHMENT(S)
1. City of Maywood Brand Research Summary
2. City of Maywood New Branding Logo
City of Maywood
BRAND
RESEARCH
SUMMARY
March, 2024
Introduction....................................... 2
Background........................................ 3
Committee Input............................... 5
Community Survey............................ 6
Conclusions ......................................13
Appendix: Full survey results.........14
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INTRODUCTION
This Brand Research Summary
gathers up the research and outreach
done in advance of redesigning
the City of Maywood’s logo and
developing a new City brand that
reflects what Maywood is now and
where it is headed.
Why branding?
A compelling and consistent Maywood
brand will serve as the cornerstone
of effective communication and
community interaction. By crafting a
distinct identity that resonates with
residents, Maywood can expand on
the community’s sense of belonging
and pride. A fresh, cohesive brand
will help Maywood build trust in
city communications, ultimately
strengthening how the public
responds to Maywood initiatives,
events and civic issues.
Moreover, a Maywood brand that
reflects local identity is a powerful
tool for attracting investment and
skilled workforce. It will differentiate
Maywood and help showcase a city
that is energetically moving towards
its goals. ?
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BACKGROUND
Demographic
Analysis
Maywood, boasts a diverse
demographic makeup, reflecting its
rich cultural heritage. Maywood is
predominantly Hispanic or Latino,
comprising over 95% of its population.
The city also has a significant
presence of immigrants, contributing
to its cultural vibrancy. Maywood has
a relatively young population, with a
median age of 29.3 years, suggesting a
dynamic and youthful community.
Maywood es culturalmente
vibrante, relativamente
joven y enérgico.
Maywood is culturally vibrant,
relatively youthful, and energetic.
Economic
Landscape
Maywood’s economic landscape is
influenced by its industrial history and
strategic location within Los Angeles
County. Historically, the city has been
home to various manufacturing and
industrial facilities, contributing to
its economic vitality. However, in
recent years, Maywood has undergone
economic shifts, transitioning towards
a more diverse economy. While
manufacturing still plays a role, the
city has seen growth in sectors such
as retail, healthcare, and services.
Maywood retains its historic businessfriendly nature, with initiatives to attract investment and foster
entrepreneurship.
Cultural and
Social Dynamics
Maywood boasts a rich cultural
tapestry, shaped by its diverse
population and history.
Community input indicates that high
value is placed on various events,
festivals, and community gatherings.
Hispanic traditions and customs
are prevalent, influencing the city’s
culinary scene, music, and arts.
Additionally, Maywood’s close-knit
community fosters strong social
bonds, with residents actively
participating in local organizations and
initiatives.
Maywood’s resilient community spirit
and cultural pride continue to define
its social dynamics, contributing to
its unique identity. This spirit is key to
the City’s drive to support increased
health, happiness and economic wellbeing for residents and the region.
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Southeast Los Angeles
Maywood is one of several Southeast
Los Angeles (SELA) cities, often called
“Gateway Cities” despite the term
overlooking the unique cultural, social,
and economic dynamics of the region.
Staff input and the recent Brand
Survey indicate that Maywood views
these other cities as part of an
interwoven fabric of related cultural
and economic threads.
Rather than using its brand in
opposition to the other regional cities,
Maywood is working to be a leader in
the overall well-being of the region.
Regional Context
The Current Brand
Maywood staff have indicated the
need for content and templates that
support the consistent appearance of
City communications.
Step one is the development of a new
core brand: logo, slogan, colors, fonts,
and a brand guide on usage.
Step two can then be the
development of content and
templates that correlate appearance.
Uncorrelated Materials
The Current Logo
The existing logo has not kept up with
how the City has changed— Maywood
is bringing fresh energy to communitybuilding and good governance, and is embracing the future. While Maywood
remains a community and business
oriented environment, the “Homes”
and “Industry” iconography fail to
reflect where Maywood is now. The
smokestacks, in particular, carry
negative connotations. This lack of
modernity is also apparent in the
logo’s appearance, with coloring, font,
and illustration style falling short of
reflecting Maywood’s forward-looking
identity.
Existing Logo
Identified on Wikipedia as Maywood seal
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Maywood Brand Committee
Eddie De La Riva
Mayor
[email protected]
Mayra Aguiluz
Mayor Pro Temp
[email protected]
Jennifer Vasquez
City Manager
[email protected]
Claudia Zavala
Community Services Supervisor
[email protected]
Daisy Guerrero
Asst to CM, Dep City Clerk
[email protected]
COMMITTEE INPUT
Top Insights
Maywood is family-oriented and
education/youth focused
4 elementary schools, 2 high schools
Maywood creates space for
people to come together
Community centers, building new teen
center
Baseball field renovation, Dodger dream field
Riverfront Park (sports, picnics, health)
Maywood facilitates
community well-being
Community centers, building new teen
center
Culture of “giving back” to the community
Food banks
Maywood focuses on
heritage rather than history
Strong cultural presence: Hispanic/Latino
“Originating” history is not particularly
relevant to Maywood: original cow pastures,
the historical figure of May Wood, etc.
Maywood is intentionally changing
perceptions from the recent past, turning
focus to the future
Visual Direction
Colorful, specifically blue + gold, not
cardinal red
Tone: benevolence
City flower is the snapdragon
(see Nuttall’s Snapdragon)
California Logo Standouts
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City of Maywood:
Brand Survey Results
February 8–21, 2024
VERSION RESPONSE
English 41
Spanish 6
TOTAL 47
ZIP: 90270 RESPONSE
Yes 43
No 4
TOTAL 47
About the Survey
The Spanish response is too small to provide
statistically relevant insight broken out by culture
or language.
There were very few responses outside of
Maywood’s local zip code (4), so the survey
does not provide significant insight into outside
perceptions. The brand committee has stated
that the brand focus is on resident preferences,
so the lack of insight around outside economic
development or visitors does not block brand
development.
This survey and results are meant to be
informative and guide creative development only,
not as a statistically valid data sample.
COMMUNITY SURVEY
Overall Themes
Safety and Cleanliness
Small City Feel
Community Engagement and Events
Highest Priority
Safety and Cleanliness
The overwhelming emphasis on safety, cleanliness, and maintenance of public spaces indicates that these are critical factors in residents’ perceptions of Maywood. The community’s appreciation for efforts to reduce crime, maintain infrastructure, and keep the city clean suggests that these aspects play a central role in shaping the city’s identity and residents’ satisfaction.
Consistent Priority
Small City Feel
Residents consistently express a fondness for Maywood’s small-town atmosphere, which fosters feelings of safety, community cohesion, and familiarity with neighbors.
This sentiment suggests that the city’s size and close-knit community contribute significantly to its appeal and residents’ overall satisfaction with their living environment.
Significant Priorites
Community Engagement and Events Hispanic/Latino Heritage While not as dominant as safety and cleanliness, the importance of community engagement and events emerges as another significant theme. Residents value opportunities to celebrate Hispanic/Latino heritage and participate in community activities, interact with neighbors, and engage with local authorities. This indicates a desire for active involvement in shaping the city’s future and a sense of belonging within the community.
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Overview of Answer Themes, Ranked
1. What are 2 or 3 things you
like about Maywood?
This first question’s answers set
the main themes seen in other
questions.
1.1 Location
1.2 Small City Feel
1.3 Safe/Clean
1.4 Services/Resources
2. Provide good examples of what
Maywood is doing right.
These answers follow the trend,
with extra mention of diversity and
culture.
2.1 Public Infrastructure
2.2 Services and Resources
2.3 Safety and Cleanliness
2.4 Community and Events
2.5 Diversity and Culture
3. What is your vision for
Maywood in 5 years?
These answers follow the trend,
with some extra mention of
business/dining development.
3.1 Safety and Cleanliness
3.2 Services and Resources
3.3 Community and Events
3.4 Business and Food Options
4. How does Maywood compare
to the SELA region?
The answers follow the trend,
with some recognition that SELA
cities are “brothers” that share
similar qualities and goals, with
Maywood standing out because of
leadership’s level of commitment.
4.1 Small City Feel
4.2 Safety and Cleanliness
4.3 Engagement from Local Authorities
5. When thinking of Maywood and its
branding (images that are recognizable
to all), who should feel the most
connected to it, and who and what
should our branding represent?
These answers follow the trend.
5.1 Small City Feel
5.2 Diversity and Culture
5.3 Location and Proximity
It’s Not All Roses
There were some negative
responses, indicating desired
improvements: addressing
homelessness, more/improved
public outdoor space and increased
resident participation/engagement
in civic affairs.
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Sample Responses
“Kind people, security, and tranquility
for living.”
“The community. It feels like home.
It’s peaceful.”
“My neighbors, public lighting.”
“Cleanliness, friendly people.”
“It is a peaceful city.”
“I like the reduction in crimes.
The recreational events in recent
years. Trying to motivate people to
participate in meetings and in this
survey, for example.”
Result Details
1. What are 2 or 3 things you like about Maywood?
These themes encompass the diverse aspects of Maywood that residents value, including community engagement, convenience, safety, and local culture, as reflected in both English and Spanish responses.
1.1 Location and Proximity
Appreciation for Maywood’s location, proximity to other areas, and ease of access to stores and amenities.
1.2 Small City Feel
Liked for its small-town atmosphere, which contributes to feelings of safety and community cohesion. This includes mentions of tranquility, safety, and the familiarity of neighbors.
1.3 Safety and Cleanliness
Mention of police safety, road maintenance, and efforts to keep the city clean and safe.
1.4 Services and Resources
Recognition of social services, recreational developments, parks, and free resources provided by the city. This encompasses cleanliness, friendly people, and public lighting.
1.5 Diversity and Culture
Appreciation for the diversity of the community, cultural programs, and engagement efforts.
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Sample Responses
“Repair of streets and avenues”
“Street repairs, tree pruning, graffiti
cleaning.”
“Events. Keeping the city clean.”
“Services.”
“The creation of programs for youth
in conjunction with schools and
the YMCA. The Dodgers diamond.
Safe and interactive parks. YMCA
classes and contests with the
city for Christmas and Halloween
decorations.”
“The truth is, I haven’t had the
opportunity to go to any... they are
in the morning and it’s impossible to
attend.”
2. Provide good examples of what Maywood is doing right.
These themes encompass the diverse aspects of Maywood that residents value, including community engagement, convenience, safety, and local culture, as reflected in both English and Spanish responses.
2.1 Public Infrastructure
Recognition of public infrastructure improvements like road repairs, street sweeping, and parking enforcement.
2.2 Services and Resources
Recognition of social services, recreational developments, parks, and free resources provided by the city. This encompasses cleanliness, friendly people, and public lighting.
2.3 Safety and Cleanliness
Mention of police safety, road maintenance, and efforts to keep the city clean and safe.
2.4 Community and Events
Multiple mentions of enjoying the sense of community, various events, and activities for both kids and adults. This includes positive remarks about the engaging events and efforts to motivate people to participate in community meetings and surveys.
2.5 Diversity and Culture
Appreciation for the diversity of the community, cultural programs, and engagement efforts.
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Sample Responses
“May it continue to thrive.”
“Cheerful and clean city.”
“A cleaner, more orderly city without
homeless people in parks and
streets.”
“That there were no vendors blocking
sidewalks, no homeless people, and a
quicker response from sheriffs.”
“I would like to see more people
participating in meetings for
improvements. With more businesses
coming to Maywood. The return of the
fair. Better organization of events.”
3. What is your vision for Maywood in 5 years?
These themes encompass the diverse aspects of Maywood that residents value, including community engagement, convenience, safety, and local culture, as reflected in both English and Spanish responses.
3.1 Safety and Cleanliness
Mention of police safety, road maintenance, and efforts to keep the city clean and safe.
3.2 Services and Resources
Recognition of social services, recreational developments, parks, and free resources provided by the city. This encompasses cleanliness, friendly people, and public lighting.
3.3 Community and Events
Multiple mentions of enjoying the sense of community, various events, and activities for both kids and adults. This includes positive remarks about the engaging events and efforts to motivate people to participate in community meetings and surveys.
3.4 Business and Food Options
Positive remarks about local businesses, food options, and the welcoming atmosphere they create.
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Sample Responses
“Clean and safe.”
“It’s a good city.”
“Maywood is quieter and more familyoriented.”
“It has more potential because
its leaders are more active and
transparent in handling the received
capital.”
“It’s a neighbor, it’s a brother to those
cities.”
“They face almost the same problems
as Maywood.”
4. How does Maywood compare to the SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell, Bell Gardens, Huntington Park, South Gate, Lynwood, etc.) These themes encompass the diverse aspects of Maywood that residents value, including community engagement, convenience, safety, and local culture, as reflected in both English and Spanish responses.
4.1 Small City Feel
Liked for its small-town atmosphere, which contributes to feelings of safety and community cohesion. This includes mentions of tranquility, safety, and the familiarity of neighbors.
4.2 Safety and Cleanliness
Mention of police safety, road maintenance, and efforts to keep the city clean and safe.
4.3 Engagement from Local Authorities
Appreciation for the efforts of the city council, mayor, and their teams in engaging with the community and organizing events.
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Sample Responses
“With the residents.”
“Residents.”
“Our residents and our history. And
the prosperity of the city.”
“History and heritage.”
“It should definitely represent change,
progress, growth, and the welcoming
nature of its people. Show the people
that Maywood is development.
Something like a Phoenix rising again.”
“Geographically, we are surrounded
by freeway access, which is very
good. We have beautiful parks,
unfortunately, sometimes there are
homeless people who prevent us
from enjoying them. The community
is good except for the graffiti artists.
Despite all of this, I like Maywood.”
5. When thinking of Maywood and its branding (images that are recognizable to all), who should feel the most connected to it, and who and what should our branding represent?
These themes encompass the diverse aspects of Maywood that residents value, including community engagement, convenience, safety, and local culture, as reflected in both English and Spanish responses.
5.1 Small City Feel
Liked for its small-town atmosphere, which contributes to feelings of safety and community cohesion. This includes mentions of tranquility, safety, and the familiarity of neighbors.
5.2 Diversity and Culture
Appreciation for the diversity of the community, cultural programs, and engagement efforts.
5.3 Location and Proximity
Appreciation for Maywood’s location, proximity to other areas, and ease of access to stores and amenities.
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Future Implementation
The research reflected in this
document, along with the Brand
Statement and Pillars, is intended to
form the basis of the new Maywood
brand in development
In Development
Tagline. It should echo the Brand
Pillars and/or point towards the
future.
Logo. It should be colorful and
feel authentic. It should reflect
community and optimism, and feel
current without being too glossy or
modernistic.
Centennial Logo. The main logo will
have a Centennial celebration version.
Guidelines. The Maywood brand will
be more powerful when presented
consistently. Guidelines will outline
logo usage, and specify fonts/colors.
Futurer Recommendations
Imagery. Maywood imagery should
focus on public events and
community service. City Instagram
has this, for example, web site could
use more.
Templates. It is recommended that
Maywood develop new stationery
and templates to facilitate the most
consistent use of the brand.
CONCLUSIONS
Brand Statement
Maywood is a vibrant community
united by a shared spirit. Our brand is
built on appreciation of community,
heritage, and family—while embracing
a vision for the future that is forwardthinking and authentic.
Maywood believes in the power of
community engagement, safety,
cleanliness, and shared values.
Maywood’s goals of progress and
unity serve as a catalyst for enhanced
communication, civic pride, and
economic vitality, not only for our
residents but for Southeast Los
Angeles (SELA) in general.
Maywood welcomes all who wish to
join us on this journey as we celebrate
our community and build a brighter
tomorrow.
Brand Pillars
Small City Feel
Community Engagement and Events
Safety and Cleanliness
Hispanic/Latino Heritage
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APPENDIX: FULL SURVEY RESULTS
English Survey, Page 1
Timestamp
What are 2 or 3 things you like
about Maywood?
Provide good examples of
what Maywood is doing right?
(For example, events,
programs, services, etc.)
What is your vision for
Maywood in 5 years?
How does Maywood compare
to the SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell, Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park, South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
When thinking of Maywood
and its branding (images that
are recognizable to all), who
should feel the most
connected to it, and who and
what should our branding
represent?
(For example, our residents,
our history, heritage/legacies,
geographically, parks, schools,
businesses, programming, and
services, etc.) Is your Zip Code 90270?
If your Zip Code is not 90270,
please provide your
relationship to Maywood:
2/8/2024 17:16:39
Free library and events for kids.
Food pantry
Helping their communities most
needy, elderly and children.
Healthier food, maybe farmers
market or community garden
All around all the cities need
improvement in local parks and
ways to keep resident educated
on taking care of their own
neighborhood. Picking up trash,
not destroying public property
keeping Maywood beautiful and
clean.
Parks and services should be a
big. Possible programs for
children that homeschool. Local
meets ups and art and nature
classes. LA river cleanup and
history. Yes
2/8/2024 17:22:02
Open to new businesses and
taco stands.
Recreational events and Erecycling.
A bit nebulous right now because
of the homeless issue and rent
prices.
We can do better job removing
the homeless from the riverbed
and offer better grocery stores.
That Food 4 Less is disgusting. Latinos. Always. Yes
2/8/2024 18:38:16 Community and events Events and safety Still leaving in this city Quiet My childhood Yes 2/8/2024 19:35:49 Community and proximity
Ymca sports and playground
reinitiation Safer community
Not as contemporary.
Communication with the city to
the community needs to be more
mainstream. We need to feel
more connected with our city
office.
Children and parents should feel
a connection with Maywood
branding. Families (2 or more)
predominantly reside in this
community. All branding should
represent togetherness and
neighborhood oriented. Yes
2/8/2024 22:08:01
Proximity to city and freeway and
size
Attempting to offer programs and
events. Clean, safe, and modern
Lacking in amenities, businesses,
and
Community offerings Geography and heritage Yes
2/8/2024 22:50:03 My Neighbors I don’t see much of anything More youth development sports
give the city some PRIDE
Equal to Cudahy and Bell and
below the rest
Our residents the youth give
them a reason to want to invest
in their city Yes
2/9/2024 2:16:54 Born and raised
Compared to other cities
Maywood can do a lot more
To have a normal park open to
everyone instead of ymca no
more permit parking
Maywood compared to the city of
commerce Maywood isn’t even in
the same league no type of
community park events at the
actual park which is now ymca it’
s sad really we don’t even have a
firework show anymore
Instead of a rebranding how
about get our park back from the
ymca Yes
2/9/2024 10:59:51
Provided social services to the
community and trying to help the
youth
Food banks in city hall, while I
have not gone to one myself. It
was nice seeing this going on as
I pass by. Also I was glad to see
the city provided Covid testing
even after the severity of the
pandemic had waned.
More community involvement by
the city. While I do believe there
needs to some interest from us
residents. It needs to be started
by the city, outreach through
social media and on the field are
good ways to go about this.
I’ve lived here for most of my life
and have not seen much care or
help to its citizens. I will say that
things are changing and
community outreach is now more
prevalent. When compared to
other cities in the SELA region
we still need to do more to do
better. I see South Gate planting
trees in parks and around the city
to stop heat islands. In Cudahy I
saw that they were giving diapers
to mothers that reside there.
Things like that I feel we can do
more of to.
In terms of branding I would say
embrace our heritage as Latino
community. Also, maybe some
history, I am sure there are some
very interesting people that have
some history with Maywood. Yes
2/9/2024 11:36:11
The community is united in
wanting to live in a calm, safe
and clean city.
The city is improving in trying to
get the community more involved
in events. They’re improving the
communication so residents
know what’s going on.
Hopefully get better quality retail
stores. I care about our
community’s health so no more
fast food locations in my opinion.
We also need another bigger and
improved library. The library is
outdated.
I love Maywood, I consider it a
special place and want the the
best for its future. I think if its
leaders and community continue
taking care of it, Maywood will
have more accomplishments. We
are a great city!
Let’s be the ones that standout
from other surrounding cities. Let’
s represent community and good
quality of life. Where you can live
in peace and a safe place. Yes
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English Survey, Page 2
Timestamp
What are 2 or 3 things you like
about Maywood?
Provide good examples of
what Maywood is doing right?
(For example, events,
programs, services, etc.)
What is your vision for
Maywood in 5 years?
How does Maywood compare
to the SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell, Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park, South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
When thinking of Maywood
and its branding (images that
are recognizable to all), who
should feel the most
connected to it, and who and
what should our branding
represent?
(For example, our residents,
our history, heritage/legacies,
geographically, parks, schools,
businesses, programming, and
services, etc.) Is your Zip Code 90270?
If your Zip Code is not 90270,
please provide your
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2/9/2024 13:47:23 Nothing to like
Not aware of anything good for
residents. Always so close
minded - unwilling to help
residents. It’s just an experience I
had during pandemic you can
say. Maybe 20223 even where all
the city hall was boarded up —all
other neighbor cities were
already available to their
residents except Maywood.
Clean up our parks , assistance
availability for low income pantry
goods , discount a of any sort to
our seniors , any graffiti fast
removal and also allocate
marijuana dispensery earning
back to our city to our schools.
City or lausd used eminent
domain and built a high school
allow Maywood residents to have
priority over other kids from other
cities.
Maywood ranks poorly. No
improvement in major
intersections- ugly city hall and
not to mention our ugly librarysad. It all reflects to our city council just want to benefit
themselves but not community.
Sadly no good examples to raise
the bar high for out city. Yes
2/9/2024 15:21:03 community events
to come together and to continue
to help residents small and very helpful Yes
2/9/2024 15:22:40
How they care enough to pave/fix
the road and how everything is
close to each other in terms
stores Better parking enforcement 4/10
Only the school Maywood
academy Yes
2/9/2024 15:26:59
The community and how centric it
is to everything
I like that it host events for the
community but I do think there’s
room for improvement on the
services offered and
communication from electeds.
To have a safe clean
neighborhood with and uptake in
law enforcement patrolling the
city and also more parking
enforcement. There’s a huge lack
in parking enforcement in the city
when it comes to expired tags,
expired overnight permits and
cars with no permits parking
overnight. I wish for the city to
remodeled the shopping centers
and bring newer business into
the city. The shopping centers
here are outdated and the areas
are dirty. It need more investment
Maywood is one of the smaller
cities in SELA but I do think that it
does a better job at keeping its
residents safe with the sheriffs
dept and parking is not as bad as
HP but it could get there if it is
not constantly enforced. I do
think it can learn from cities like
Cudahy and Bell to bring newer
businesses in and remodel the
shopping centers. It can also
learn from Bell in enforcing their
overnight parking rules.
I think the residents should be
represented Yes
2/9/2024 15:33:08 Improving landscape and parking Parking That we have less fastfood
restaurants
No comment cudahy has sprouts
market La river cleaness Yes
2/9/2024 15:44:29 I like that it’s a small city. Growing family activities A local park with a baseball field
we can use and family activities
that do no require YMCA
membership Hispanic Community Heritage and history Yes
2/9/2024 20:21:03 Community, Location, and history
New programs, events geared
toward family and youth.
Services for family in need. A clean and safe city.
Maywood is cleaner and the
streets are in very good shape.
Our residents, parks, and
geographical location Yes
2/9/2024 20:53:36
1. It’s pretty calm, well at least
where I live 2. The city council is
great 3. The many events that
occur for kids such as Halloween,
back to school night, going to
short trips like dodger stadium,
etc
I like that maywood has a lot of
events and services that cater to
all ages. I like the direction the
city council took, years back it
was a mess so it’s been really
refreshing to see all sorts of
events and services being
offered that weren’t before.
I would love to see an event for
parents whose children have I.e.
autism, disabilities. I would like to
see maywood having workshops
on mental health awareness and
resources, because in the
Hispanic community there is a lot
of stigma attached to certain
mental illnesses. Also, I don’t
know if it could be possible to
have girl scouts or different clubs
for younger kids to participate in.
We are pretty small in size
compared to the other cities but
we’re pretty much the same. I
wish we had a fair/carnival
though.
I think a focus on
heritage/legacies, it would be
interesting to see more of that. Yes
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what Maywood is doing right?
(For example, events,
programs, services, etc.)
What is your vision for
Maywood in 5 years?
How does Maywood compare
to the SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell, Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park, South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
When thinking of Maywood
and its branding (images that
are recognizable to all), who
should feel the most
connected to it, and who and
what should our branding
represent?
(For example, our residents,
our history, heritage/legacies,
geographically, parks, schools,
businesses, programming, and
services, etc.) Is your Zip Code 90270?
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2/10/2024 6:42:13
Parking permit requirement ,
sheriff satellite station and
Starbucks.
Family Community Events, social
media announcements,
resources to the community ie.
back to school event, youth
programs , health events,
Halloween, Christmas etc.,
Adding green spaces in the
community and clean and clear
water (brown water should never
be allowed). Safe streets to go
for walks. Environmental health
protection and safety measures.
Cancer prevention/ screening ie.
stomach, pancreatic, breast
cancer . Maywood to have a
Parks and recreation department
to offer classes /sport options for
children.
From a scale 1-10 10 being great
I would rate Maywood 5 Our residents Yes
2/11/2024 9:22:45 The new unused park, king taco Fixing of the streets Less corruption and more of our
taxes put to work to beautify the
city. For example where is the
money going from the marijuana
dispensaries The same all corrupt
Business need to keep the
appearance Yes
2/11/2024 11:29:27
I enjoy the efforts of community
engagement, and the
recreational developments.
Providing services targeted
towards all groups, expanding
programs that students are able
to develop their skills
Having the city beautified and
businesses be more responsible
on ensuring their spaces are safe
and clean
There is always room for
improvement, however, I do feel
that Maywood is the hidden gem
in SELA.
It should represent the residents
and heritage. Expanding on the
local art from local artists and not
from those with big names.
Additionally, highlighting the deco
architecture in Maywood. Flyers
and graphs should be consistent
with the deco art and potentials
choosing consistent colors. Yes
2/11/2024 11:38:16
I like it's parks (even though
they're small) and city hall's art
Deco design.
The consistent events throughout
the year, revitalizing our streets,
fair RFP process, art murals
(although I want more local artist
benefiting from that work).
I want Maywood to become a
community that retains it's young
professionals. Would love to see
Slauson and Atlantic's business
corridors grow upwards. There's
a chance for those areas to
become housing for our local
educators and young
professionals.
Our main consumer region (the
four corners at the intersection of
Slauson and Atlantic) is seriously
lacking. I don't understand why
the property owners of the
shopping centers aren't held to a
higher standard. The area looks
dirty, it's full of vagrants, and the
vegetation isn't properly
maintained. Surrounding cities
are constantly attracting higher
quality brands names, like
Sprouts and Target, while we
continue to settle for
Barbershops, Smoke Shops, Tax
Services, and fast food.
Our residents (specifically our
youth), our history (specifically of
the natives who lived here before
they were colonized), the
residents who have grown up
here, even those that potentially
left but we can attract to return
now that they're young
professionals. Yes
2/12/2024 8:27:16
I like how active the mayor and
his team are. I also enjoy the free
resources.
There are multiple resources
offer to the community for those
who need help.
A safer community and a city
where everyone is treated
equally.
Although being a small city,
Maywood seems to have way
more resources available than
other cities.
Our residents should feel proud
to live in our city and not worry
about anything. Yes
2/12/2024 9:59:00
Culture, diversity and programs (
YMCA) Events and services
I would like to see Maywood
grow in the following years to be
safer then what it currently is. I
would love for kids to have
programs were they can show
city pride.
I think brining a Farmers market
would help bring people to
Maywood much like South Gate.
The residents should be the most
connect. We should brand
around the services that are
offered and promote businesses Yes
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what Maywood is doing right?
(For example, events,
programs, services, etc.)
What is your vision for
Maywood in 5 years?
How does Maywood compare
to the SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell, Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park, South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
When thinking of Maywood
and its branding (images that
are recognizable to all), who
should feel the most
connected to it, and who and
what should our branding
represent?
(For example, our residents,
our history, heritage/legacies,
geographically, parks, schools,
businesses, programming, and
services, etc.) Is your Zip Code 90270?
If your Zip Code is not 90270,
please provide your
relationship to Maywood:
2/12/2024 22:18:10 Events for the kids for holidays.
Sometimes programs are missed
because you have to take time to
see through social media. Not
sure if there’s a automatic texts
where you can get notifications
on a weekly or monthly basis.
Holiday programs, my kids love.
Bulky item pick up helps city look
cleaner. Hazardous drop off. The
Maywood Bulletin with
information. Food banks. Safer city, more free youth
programs and Family programs
Other cities offer free swimming
classes or low cost $10 clases.
Free use of city spaces for small
events. Low cost gym fees for
residents. YMCA should offer
lower prices for memberships for
low income families. Prices are
high and they’re offering less
classes with too many students.
Maywood Park, Cesar Chavez
Library, Ruthies Market and King
Taco, Yes
2/13/2024 10:35:52 Home Should more community events
Be safe and be able to bring the
fair back
Residentes and family oriented
city Yes
2/15/2024 10:35:48
I like the activities and events
Maywood has for their residents
and the programs they have to
offer to teens.
Food banks, holiday celebrations,
renovations, and family events
A safe, clean and beautiful city
with Happy residents.
Maywood has more city
involvement with the Maywood
residents.
I feel that everyone should feel
represented, the residents, and
the school. No Work Here, Other
2/15/2024 10:43:24 The food places, the stores The events that invite school More clean and more shopping
stores around
I would say it need more space
or to be bigger The people who live here Yes
2/15/2024 10:50:27
It has many food options in the
area and some parts of the area
are very clean.
Maywood has a organized
organization and many
opportunities for us students and
citizens. The YMCA is a really
good place to have in Maywood.
Updated streets in some areas,
new building and more
opportunities for elders.
Maywood has more opportunity’s
and has a organized city council.
Veterans for sure. Maywood
honors Veterans Day and has a
very beautiful ceremony. No Other
2/15/2024 10:54:36
Environment , people, and
welcoming community
How involved they are with there
community :)
Safe, cleans , beautiful
neighborhood, farmers market,
more plants Huntington park
Our brand should represent the
residents , history , schools
especially being MA.C.E.S., and
heritage No Other
2/15/2024 17:31:42
The businesses, police safety
and community
Updates on what’s going on in
Maywood and what to be careful
and cautious of.
More established and have more
fun events and fairs Don’t really know
Culture and what heritage every
one is and the fairs that are fun No Work Here
2/15/2024 18:16:21
I like how the community is close
and friendly
I like how Maywood Has
engaging events
I like how it helps out the people
who need support
For example when they have
food drives
I hope maywood to be more
beautified and bigger To be honest I’m not sure Yes
2/15/2024 18:53:22
There’s a lot of restaurant and it’s
a lovely community
Trying to make maywood a better
place
I see maywood being a great and
protective commu I don’t know
I feel like our residents should
feel the connection of maywood
because maywood is a small city
and everyone is caring. Yes
2/15/2024 18:59:11
I enjoy how it’s small because I
feel more safe
I like how how every business
you go to it’s owned by a family
or young people trying to build
their business
I love how Maywood has many
events and programs for young
kids because not every city has
that
I hope for it to be cleaner and to
not have so much homeless
because it can be dangerous
It’s a small city and it’s more
Hispanics Yes
2/15/2024 19:26:58
I like how there is stores nearby,
my school, and it’s close to the
city
Helpful events like education fairs
for students like myself Cleaner, safer streets
Maywood is a bit more safer than
other cities our history, culture and residents Yes
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what Maywood is doing right?
(For example, events,
programs, services, etc.)
What is your vision for
Maywood in 5 years?
How does Maywood compare
to the SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell, Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park, South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
When thinking of Maywood
and its branding (images that
are recognizable to all), who
should feel the most
connected to it, and who and
what should our branding
represent?
(For example, our residents,
our history, heritage/legacies,
geographically, parks, schools,
businesses, programming, and
services, etc.) Is your Zip Code 90270?
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2/16/2024 15:08:28
I like that is has a sheriff station
to keep the city safe. I like that
the city hall has events for the
holidays. I like that parking is not
as congested as other cities (but
maybe only allowing certain
amount of parking permits per
household). Some people choose
to park outside when they have
space in their property. When we
have visitors, they have to park a
little further when my two next
door neighbors and us do not
park a single car outside, yet
there are always cars parked
from a few houses down.
We like the events. The home
decorating contests are great, but
I don’t think the voting is fair. We
have never joined one. Maybe
send ballots to every house with
a maywood address and have
them either mail back or drop off
at city hall for a vote. Whenever
there are events or things
happening, mailing an invitation
and not heavily rely on social
media. Not everyone used social
media and may feel left out when
they see something but didn’t
know it was happening. The
news letters are great. We have
lived in maywood for about 2
years now and still figuring out
how it all works. I still don’t know
how to get a visitors parking
pass, the cost nor deadline for it.
Multiple Healthy restaurant
options; exercise studios that
offer options like yoga, cycling,
mediation, dance and pilates for
adults and kids. I usually have to
go to other cities like paramount
and Downey for yoga these. If
maywood has vendors that
already do this, then helping
them promote on the maywood
Instagram. I take my kid to
karate, dance, and gymnast
classes in other cities because I’
m not aware of any here in
maywood. Same with the library,
have activities or events with
them.
I like that the neighboring cities
have activities for kids in their
parks like jr. chef, parent and me,
5k. I like how Huntington park
has their salt lake park where
they have activities for everyone
and can have teams or classes.
Bell also has veterans park and
little bear park that are well taken
care of and cleaned regularly and
have activities for residents. History, geography and parks. Yes 2/18/2024 19:43:29
Street sweeping, parking lines,
community activities
Keeping up and schedule
communication through social
media platforms
Neighbors working together,
trash bins on the road time limit
(some are left out for days)
sheriff more involved with
veterans and neighborhood
watch programs.
We have more homeless doing
harm and we have more people
not watching their dogs and they
escape. (Seems we have several
lost dogs on the daily)
Residents, programming and
services, Yes
2/19/2024 7:35:10
Only thing doing right is giving
parking tickets instead of taking
care of homeless
More homeless people more
trash everywhere Not so good too dirty Yes
2/19/2024 11:59:41
I like how they help out the
residents for Thanksgiving and I
also like the resources that they
have on Tuesday I also like how
we don't have any check points
anymore
They have events for the seniors,
the resource program, Our history, Yes
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about Maywood?
Provide good examples of
what Maywood is doing right?
(For example, events,
programs, services, etc.)
What is your vision for
Maywood in 5 years?
How does Maywood compare
to the SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell, Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park, South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
When thinking of Maywood
and its branding (images that
are recognizable to all), who
should feel the most
connected to it, and who and
what should our branding
represent?
(For example, our residents,
our history, heritage/legacies,
geographically, parks, schools,
businesses, programming, and
services, etc.) Is your Zip Code 90270?
If your Zip Code is not 90270,
please provide your
relationship to Maywood:
2/19/2024 12:51:50
River(one of few scenic views for
Maywood),
A variable selection of small
businesses on Atlantic, Street life?
I’m going to take this as a
suggestions box.
I would love nothing more for
Maywood than for it to implement
more pedestrian friendly
architecture.
Trash cans around the city are
never a bad idea,
Neither is revamping our library,
giving it a breath of fresh air,
MORE PLACES TO SIT AND
HANG OUT WITH FRIENDS
WITH PLEASE, Maywood feels
barren sometimes just because
of its lack of things to do or
places to be? I can tell the
populous of Maywood is one that
would really love to interact
things like this, as seen from how
quickly local taco/food stands
have been popping up. Ps I
heard your/bell is removing taco
stands because people aren’t
buying at taxable locations, for
that, I say; please stop, you’re
not leeches.
Very small town feeling, it would
probably be forgotten other the
other cities but it’s a comfortable
place to live River, schools, Latino pop. Yes
2/21/2024 11:19:38
Parking enforcement, information
about community events
The YMCA and the trash
company
New sidewalks, counsel and
Mayor should be organizing more
for the community
The city counsel and mayor put
in more work compared to other
cities
Images that brighten maywood.
Schools, togetherness. Yes
2/21/2024 11:23:26
The tranquility of my street and
information for low income
families
Community information and the
YMCA
An activity center and more job
opportunities for the youth There are more city events Our unity as a city Yes
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¿Cuáles son las 2
o 3 cosas que le
gustan de
Maywood?
Proporcione
buenos ejemplos
de lo que
Maywood está
haciendo bien.
(Por ejemplo,
eventos,
programas,
servicios, etc.)
¿Cuál es su
visión para
Maywood en 5
años?
¿Cómo se
compara
Maywood con la
región del SELA?
(Cudahy, Bell,
Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park,
South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
Al pensar en Maywood y su marca
(imágenes que son reconocibles para
todos), ¿quién debería sentirse más
conectado con nuestra marca, y a quién y
qué debería representar?
(Por ejemplo, nuestros residentes, nuestra
historia, patrimonio/legado,
geográficamente, parques, escuelas,
negocios, programación y servicios, etc.)
¿Su código postal
90270?
Si su código
postal no es
90270, indique su
relación con
Maywood:
2/8/2024 17:44:43
Su gente amable,
seguridad y
tranquilidad para
vivir
La verdad no he
tenido la
opurtunidad de ir a
ninguno.. son en la
mañana y es
imposible asistir
Una ciudad mas
limpia, ordenada y
sin homeless en
los parques y
calles
Maywood es màs
tranquilo y familiar Historia y patrimonio Sí
2/8/2024 19:19:28
Que es una Ciudad
tranquila Servicios
Es una buena
Ciudad Con los residentes Sí
2/8/2024 23:43:02
Me gusta la
reducción de
crímenes
Los eventos
recreativos de los
años recientes
Tratar de motivar a
la gente a
participar en los
meetings y en esta
encuesta por
ejemplo
La creación de
programas para
jóvenes en
conjunto con
escuelas y el
YMCA
Los Dodgers
diamante
Los parques
seguros e
interactivos
Clases y concursos
de YMCA y la
ciudad como
decoración
navideña y de
halloween
Me gustaría verlo
con mas gente
participando de los
meetings para
mejoras
Con mas negocios
llegando a
Maywood
Regreso de la feria
Una mejor
organización de
eventos
Tiene mas
potencial porque
sus líderes son
mas activos y mas
transparentes en el
manejo del capital
recibido
Debería representar definitivamente el cambio,
el avance, el crecimiento, la bienvenida de su
gente. Mostrarle a la gente que Maywood es
desarrollo. Algo asi como un Fénix que
renace. Sí
2/9/2024 9:37:02
Limpieza , las
personas amables
Reparación de
calles y avenidas
Ciudad alegre y
limpia Limpia y segura Residentes Sí
2/9/2024 11:17:18
La comunidad. Se
siente como casa.
Es tranquila.
Eventos. Mantiene
limpia la ciudad.
Que siga
prosperando.
Es un vecino, es
hermano de esas
ciudades.
Nuestros residentes y nuestra historia. Y la
prosperidad de la ciudad. Sí
2/9/2024 16:23:40
Mis vecinos,
alumbrado publico
Arreglo d calles,
podado de arboles,
limpieza de grafliti
K no hubiera
vendedores
blokeando
banquetas,no
indigentes y mejor
rapida respuesta d
sherifs
K enfrentan casi
los mismos
problemas k
Maywood
Geográficamente estamos rodeados a
accesos a los fwy y eso es muy bueno,
tenemos bonitos parques, lamentablemente
en ocasiones hay indigentes k nos impiden
disfrutarlos ,la comunidad es buena excepto
por los frafiteros .a pesar d todo esto me gusta
Maywood Sí
8/2024 17:44:43
Its kind people,
security and
tranquility to live
I have not had the
opurtunidity to go
to any .. they are in
the morning and it
is impossible to
attend
A cleaner, orderly
and homeless city
in the parks and
streets
Maywood is more
calm and familiar History and heritage Yes
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things you like
about Maywood?
Provide good
examples of what
Maywood is doing
right?
(For example,
events, programs,
services, etc.)
What is your
vision for
Maywood in 5
years?
How does
Maywood
compare to the
SELA region?
(Cudahy, Bell,
Bell Gardens,
Huntington Park,
South Gate,
Lynwood, etc.)
When thinking of Maywood and its
branding (images that are recognizable to
all), who should feel the most connected to
it, and who and what should our branding
represent?
(For example, our residents, our history,
heritage/legacies, geographically, parks,
schools, businesses, programming, and
services, etc.)
Is your Zip Code
90270?
If your Zip Code is
not 90270, please
provide your
relationship to
Maywood:
8/2024 17:44:43
Its kind people,
security and
tranquility to live
I have not had the
opurtunidity to go
to any .. they are in
the morning and it
is impossible to
attend
A cleaner, orderly
and homeless city
in the parks and
streets
Maywood is more
calm and familiar History and heritage Yes
8/2024 19:19:28 What is a quiet city Services It is a good city With residents Yes 8/2024 23:43:02
I like crimes
reduction
Recreational
events of recent
years
Try to motivate
people to
participate in
Meetings and in
this survey for
example
The creation of
young programs
together with
schools and the
YMCA
The diamond
dodgers
Safe and
interactive parks
YMCA and the city
classes and
competitions such
as Christmas and
Halloween
decoration
I would like to see it
with more people
participating in
Meetings for
Improvements
With more
businesses arriving
in Maywood
Fair Return
Better event
organization
It has more
potential because
its leaders are
more active and
more transparent in
the management of
capital received
It should definitely represent the change, the
progress, the growth, the welcome of its
people. Showing people that Maywood is
development. Something like a phoenix that is
reborn. Yes
9/2024 9:37:02
Cleaning, friendly
people
Street and avenues
repair
Cheerful and clean
city Clean and safe Residents Yes
9/2024 11:17:18
Community. He
feels like a house.
It is quiet.
Events. Keep the
city clean.
That continues to
thrive.
He is a neighbor,
he is the brother of
those cities.
Our residents and our history. And the
prosperity of the city. Yes
9/2024 16:23:40
My neighbors,
public lighting
Arrangement of
streets, podged of
trees, grafflit
cleaning
K there would be
no sellers
blakeando
sidewalks, non -
homeless and
better quick
response of sherifs
K face almost the
same problems k
maywood
Geographically we are surrounded by access
to the FWY and that is very good, we have
beautiful parks, unfortunately on occasions
there are homeless k they prevent us from
enjoying them, the community is good except
by the flakes. Weigh about all this I like
Maywood Yes
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— City Hall art deco architecture
— rising sun (change)
— Aztec/Mayan calendar (heritage)
— homes (family)
— Academy High (education)
— cityscape (development)
— park (wellbeing, community)
— downtown L.A. (proximity)
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SMALL CITY. WHERE TRADITION MEETS TOMORROW.
SMALL CITY. WHERE TRADITION MEETS TOMORROW.
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Inspiration:
— braid (community connections)
— rising sun (change)
— homes (family)
— Academy High (education)
— Riverside Park (community)
— Multi-generation (wellbeing)
— 3 swoops (L.A. River)
— 3 swoops (freeway convenience)
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1924 City of Maywood
Small City. Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow.
1924
Small City. Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow.
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