Coshocton Rotary Flag Program returns for 2026

Residents can order flags by May 13 for Memorial Day installation within Coshocton city limits

The Coshocton Rotary Flag Program is back for 2026.

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Published March 18, 2026 - 11:58 a.m.

The Coshocton Rotary Flag Program is back for 2026. For $35 a year, the Coshocton Rotary volunteers will place a 3-by-5-foot flag in your yard within the Coshocton city limits. The flag will remain the property of the Coshocton Rotary Club.

Flags will be placed before Memorial Day. Orders must be received by Wednesday, May 13 in order to receive a flag during the first holiday installation.

For questions email coshoctonrotary@gmail.com or find the Coshocton Rotary Club on Facebook.

All profits will be used to support community projects throughout Coshocton.

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