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On May 2 Mesa’s Sign Code Advisory Committee (SCAC) Concluded a Series of 8 MeetingsThe purpose of the SCAC meetings

Crane Training Deadline Is Quickly ApproachingThe fine for non-compliance with OSHA’s Crane Operator certification rule is $7,000. As the November

Shedding Light on Illuminated Sign IssuesIn order to help the sign industry stay ahead of the regulatory curve and technological

ISA Advocates Evidence-Based Changes to ADA RegulationsThe International Sign Association is focused on ensuring that the Federal Standards of Accessible

Educating Federal Officials About the Sign IndustryAs an increasing number of initiatives from Capitol Hill affect sign companies, ISA is

ISA Reaches Out to Planners at APA National ConferenceISA staff has just returned from educating planners at the American Planning

ISA and NAM Team Up for Manufacturing SummitThe International Sign Association (ISA) is joining with the National Association of Manufacturers

Design and Digital Programs Launch New Opportunities at ISA ExpoEducation at last week’s International Sign Expo reached new heights of

ISA and ASA Work with Mesa Chamber of CommerceLast week Patti King, Executive Director of the Arizona Sign Association, and

ISA , OSHA and Crane SafetyOn Tuesday, April 2, ISA participated in an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) stakeholder

Sign Industry Reaches Out to Planners in RenoOn March 19, planners in the Reno area, representing 9 Nevada jurisdictions, were

ISA, NSSA Educate Building OfficialsOn March 26, ISA’s Kenny Peskin (@signcodeguy) was a featured speaker at the Eastern States Building