Which U.S. federal agency underwent a controversial logo redesign in 2010 that cost approximately $208,000 and was widely criticized as resembling a corporate logo rather than a government seal?

Government agencies and departments often redesign their logos to reflect modernization efforts, shifts in mission focus, or administration changes. These visual identity transformations can reveal interesting insights about how public institutions want to be perceived. Test your knowledge about significant government logo redesigns that sparked public discussion or represented major institutional changes.

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• The Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
• The Census Bureau
• The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

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