Seal of Louisville, Kentucky
| Seal of Louisville | |
|---|---|
| Armiger | Craig Greenberg, Mayor of Louisville |
| Adopted | 2003 |
| Supporter | None |
| Use | City flag, official correspondence, insignia of city agencies and institutions |
The Seal of Louisville is an emblem used as a visual representation for the city of Louisville, Kentucky. Among other reasons, the seal is used to stamp documents to certify their authenticity. The city had four seals from its formation in 1828 to 2003 before its merger with the Jefferson County, Kentucky government and creating a new joint seal, which was designed during a citywide competition by Louisville native and art director William Glenn Hack.