According to annex no. 1.1 the coat of arms of Gârbova commune consists of a triangular shield with rounded edges, cut diagonally. To the upper right, in a red field, is a cluster of gold grapes, hanging from a silver branch, positioned in the fascia, provided with a tendril that wraps around it to the base of a vine-leaf vineyard, located on the extreme left. In the lower part, on the left, in a blue field, is a silver castle tower, finished in two crenellations, provided with a vaulted gate, loaded with palisades, having above four rectangular windows, set vertically and openworked in black, two larger in the upper part and two smaller ones in the lower one. The shield is stamped by a silver mural crown with a crenellated tower. The meanings of the added elements: The bunches of grapes symbolize one of the basic occupations of the inhabitants, viticulture. The fortress tower evokes the "Slăninilor Tower", built in the 13th and 14th centuries and declared a historical monument. The mural crown with a crenellated tower signifies the fact that the locality has the status of a commune.
Guvernul României Hotărârea nr. 1077/2014
Romanian Government