The mark consists of a multi-colored globe divided by 3 white lines of longitude and 2 white lines of latitude with a dark blue airplane at the center of the globe, with the nose of the plane facing east. The lines of longitude divide the globe into four vertical segments, and the lines of latitude divide the globe into three horizontal segments. The first and leftmost vertical segment of the globe consists of two dark blue sections with a light blue section in the middle. The second leftmost vertical segment of the globe consists of an orange section, a pale light blue section, a light green section, and a violet section. The third leftmost vertical segment of the globe consists of a violet section, a pale light blue section, a light green section, and an orange section. The fourth and rightmost vertical segment of the globe consists of a red section, a dark red section, a white section, and a red section. Below the globe is the word "CLAYTON" written in stylized font. The "C" in "CLAYTON" is green with three white, horizontal lines dividing the "C" in half. The rest of the letters in "CLAYTON" are in navy blue, with the left arm of the "Y" in light blue and the right stem of the "N" in orange. Underneath that are the words "COUNTY" and "GEORGIA" written in stylized font in light blue with a red dot in between "COUNTY" and "GEORGIA." At the bottom are the words "Cc: Clayton connected" in stylized font in green.