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![[Flag of the Franklin County, New York]](../images/u/us-ny-fr.gif) image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 15 December 2023
 
image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 15 December 2023
 - indicates flag is known.
 - indicates flag is known.
 - indicates it is reported that there is no known flag.
 - indicates it is reported that there is no known flag.
Municipal flags in Franklin County:
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Franklin County New York has informed us that its flag is part of the Franklin County Seal which is protected by Article 2 (30C) of the Consolidated Laws of New York, and cannot be used for anything other than official business in Franklin County and is controlled by the Franklin County Clerk who is the clerk of supreme and county courts in NY. It cannot therefore provide us with information about its flag.
Valentin Poposki, 7 August 2010
The county was nice enough to send me a desktop flag of Franklin County. As is the case with many county flags, it consists of a seal on a white background.
Paul Bassinson, 10 February 2018
![[Seal of Franklin County]](../images/u/us-ny-fr).gif) image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 15 December 2023
 
image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 15 December 2023
based on image obtained from 
www.facebook.com. 
The seal of Franklin County, New York, is posted on the County Clerk's official Facebook page in the Photos section. The link to it is www.facebook.com
Paul Bassinson, 6 November 2015
The Franklin County Sheriffs Department has no flag, as reported to me by 
Franklin County Sheriff Jay D. Cook. This warrants further investigation at some 
point, due to conflicting information concerning New York State County Sheriff 
Department flags reportedly being codified into state law. An Onondaga County 
New York law enforcement department historian with knowledge of the topic stated 
all New York State County Sheriff Departments were, at one point, required by 
state law to have their own flags, though this law has likely gone somewhat 
unobserved relatively shortly after it was adopted in the 1960s.
Paul Bassinson, 
15 March 2023