Political Signs In City Of Littleton

Press release from the City of Littleton:

September 1, 2021

During election season, political signs pop up in yards and along streets. Political signs are a long and strong part of the democratic system, but as with other signs, are not allowed in certain locations.

Signs advertising a candidate or ballot initiative may only be displayed on private property. The property owner’s permission should be obtained prior to placing the sign. Political signs located in a public park or in a public right-of-way, i.e., on power poles, traffic signal poles, in medians or in the tree lawn between the street and a sidewalk, are on public property and are not allowed.

The city thanks everyone involved in a campaign for their help in honoring these rules during the campaign season. Call 303-795-3831 or 303-795-3808 with questions or to report a violation. Violations can also be reported via the city's SeeClickFix app.

For more information on signs, sign permits and the city's sign code, visit the Sign Code page.

Signs advertising a candidate or ballot initiative may only be displayed on private property. The property owner’s permission should be obtained prior to placing the sign. Political signs located in a public park or in a public right-of-way, i.e., on power poles, traffic signal poles, in medians or in the tree lawn between the street and a sidewalk, are on public property and are not allowed.

This press release was produced by the City of Littleton. The views expressed here are the author’s own.