Holroyd Council Crest and Logo

Mayoral Crest

The crest is reserved for official use concerning Mayoral Office and Councillor documentation and special occasions. In keeping with traditions it is reserved for formal use demanding an emphasis on distinction and being special.

It features in the Mayoral Chain of Office, and is used on special awards and certificates and situations which are of particular importance for Council and the community.

• The Cornucopia (horn with fruit and vegetables flowing out of it) represents the farming section of Holroyd.
• The Home represents the residential section of the community.
• The Factory represent the industrial section.
• The Office Building represents the business people within Holroyd.
• All of these surround a torch of progress.
• The Motto "Progrediamur" means "Let us go Forward".
• The decorative motif is the waratah and wattle (Australian wildflowers).

Holroyd City Logo

The design of the Logo acknowledges a desire to identify Holroyd’s achievements and qualities and its distinct boundaries to the wider community of metropolitan Sydney and beyond.

The starting point for the logo is a stylised map of Holroyd. The central motif provides a geographic reference to the City. The thick line around the stylised map is to reinforce the central shape and to symbolise an edge or border to the City.

The four circles around the Holroyd shape symbolise people and the thick line around the map shape symbolises people holding hands in a circle.

The positioning line "Built Around People" symbolises the interplay between people - the Holroyd community and the place - the physical shape of Council’s area of control.