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Haverstraw, a town of about 40K people in New York’s Rockland County, wants to hire a firm to develop a brand that reflects its history, culture, assets, and vision.
The goal of the branding work is to attract visitors, new residents and businesses to what was once called the “brickmaking capital of the world.”
The selected firm also will create wayfaring elements to assist people in navigating Haverstraw’s downtown, and support the development of infrastructure for an array of digital marketing tools.
The branding project is expected to be completed in about a year.
Interested firms are encouraged to attend a site visit on September 12 and meet with Haverstraw’s staff.
Proposals are due September 23. They go to:
Isabel Gonzalez-Soto, Village Clerk
Village of Haverstraw
40 New Main St.
Haverstraw, NY 10927
A PDF of the proposal also must be emailed to [email protected] by September 30.
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