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Sign Companies Given Clarification on Electrical LicensingClarifications sought by the sign and visual communications industry has led to guidance on what types of licensing is required for companies
EMCs Under Fire in Top 10 U.S. CityProposed regulations limiting the size, brightness and hold time of electronic message centers and nonconforming signs are on the agenda for the Dallas City Council
Planners Seeking Input on Sign CodesPlanners are vital to the sign and visual communications industry and planners, holding tremendous power over whether sign projects are approved. What if they sough
Downtown Signs Improve Experience for Residents, Tourists AlikeA vibrant downtown is critical to any city and town. It improves quality of life and draws tourists. A well-developed sign program can im
An Answer to Worker ShortagesFinding the next generation of workers is a challenge for many companies in the sign and visual communication industry. But some companies have learned one of the best way
5 Resources Sign Companies Can Use to Help Fight Sign CodesFor communities discussing sign code issues, there is a website that includes links to numerous helpful—and free—resources. What
Moratorium on Signs Because of Recent DecisionAn increasing number of communities across the country have responded to the recent U.S. Supreme Court case of Reed v. Town Gilbert by enacting moratorium
Q2 Economic Report Shows Above-Average Industry GrowthIndustry Q2 Economic Report continues to show a stronger-than-average outlook for the sign and visual communications industry. The report, compile
U.S. Supreme Court Ruling: What It Means for the Sign and Visual Communications Industry Alexandria, VA – June 25, 2015 — Last week the Supreme Court issued a ruling in its first sign code case in mo
We’re Talking Signage, Planners…Educating planners and local officials about the importance of effective signage is crucial to the development of reasonable sign codes. That’s why when plann
Supreme Court Ruling Creates Need for Clear Guidelines in Regulating Temporary SignageAlexandria, VA – June 18, 2015 — The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled on the issue of temporary signs, an
International Sign Association Responds to Supreme Court Ruling in Reed v. Town of GilbergThe International Sign Association, the sign and visual communications industry’s leading trade associat
