Tripepi Smith delivers refreshed website and logo for Cities Association of Santa Clara County
Tripepi Smith partnered with the Cities Association of Santa Clara County (CASCC) to develop and launch a redesigned WordPress website and updated logo.
Tripepi Smith partnered with the Cities Association of Santa Clara County (CASCC) to develop and launch a redesigned WordPress website and updated logo.
Spring cleaning took on a new meaning for the City of Pico Rivera this April, as Pico Rivera Innovative Municipal Energy (PRIME) used the season as a launchpad for a fresh approach to community energy education.
The City of Monterey Park partnered with Tripepi Smith to refresh its brand identity, modernizing its logo and visual system while preserving the strong community recognition it has built over time.
The City of Marina called on Tripepi Smith to help design and launch the City’s first monthly e-newsletter, Marina on the Move.
The City of Bellflower tapped Tripepi Smith to transform their triannual Parks and Recreation brochure into Bellflower City Life, a quarterly magazine designed to make it easier for residents and visitors to stay informed about city news, programs and services, Parks and Recreation classes and events and other community opportunities.
Tripepi Smith partnered with the City of San Pablo’s Economic Development and Housing Division in 2026 to launch an economic corridor brand system designed as a tool for reinvestment, business attraction and placemaking.
The Costa Mesa Police Department partnered with Tripepi Smith to develop new Neighborhood Watch and Business Watch manuals, offering practical information and tools for residents and business owners throughout the City.
In a strategic effort to draw residents and visitors to its downtown area, the City of Orinda recently tasked Tripepi Smith with creating a new Downtown Orinda sub-brand.
The City of La Cañada Flintridge partnered with Tripepi Smith to produce its Fiscal Year 2025–26 Budget at a Glance (BAAG), a concise, visually engaging overview of the City’s finances designed to make complex financial information accessible to residents and stakeholders.
Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) agencies provide an alternative to traditional investor-owned utilities, but the concept is complex and often unfamiliar to residents.