“This is a great day for our city,” city manager Brent Trout said.
Participants gathered at 12:15 p.m. in a shaded area just north of the city hall building at 215 S.E. 7th, where an American flag flies from a pole just east of the entrance and the city flag flies from a pole just to its west.
During a ceremony that lasted about 14 minutes, a color guard consisting of Topeka police officers and firefighters removed the old city flag and hoisted the new one.
Those present first heard from four speakers: De La Isla, Trout, former Topeka Mayor Joan Wagnon and Angel Romero, chairman of the executive board for Forge, the city’s young professionals organization.
Source: Local – The Topeka Capital-JournalRead the full story ↗
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