Political signs near highways must be removed by Friday

Friday, November 9, 2012


State law allows 10 days to remove signs visible from state highways

Now that the elections are over, it’s time to remove campaign signs from private properties along state highways.

Campaign signs on property visible from state highways are allowed by Washington Administrative Code 468-66, but must be removed 10 days after the General Election. That 10-day period ends Friday, Nov 16.

Failure to remove the signs after being notified by the Washington State Department of Transportation can result in a misdemeanor pursuant to Revised Code of Washington 47.42.080(2).
                                  
For more information about outdoor advertising signs, contact Pat O’Leary, WSDOT outdoor advertising specialist, at 360-705-7296 or visit the WSDOT webpage.




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