The flag of Trumbull, Connecticut, is a white background with a gold fringe on the top, fly, and bottom. On the center of the flag is a wreathed Revolutionary Infantryman, with two blue ribbons above and below him saying "Pride in our Past" and "Faith in our Future", and dates to the right and left of him saying "Est. 1725" and "Inc. 1797". The city's name and the state's short name in blue is at the bottom.
Symbolism[]
The wreath represents the city's traditional laurel honor. The dates 1725 and 1797 are the dates of established village privileges and when the city became incorporated.
Previous flag (1968-2021)[]
The flag had a much shorter fringe, a more detailed wreath and soldier, the ribbons being white and outlined in black and the text inside it being blue, and the dates and city's name in red.
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