10/06/2011
Arlington County, Va., Proposes Revisions to Sign CodeArlington County, Va., recently released a working draft of its revised sign ordinance. This proposal would streamline the comprehensive sign plan Read More »
10/05/2011
ISA, YESCO to Share Importance of Sign Industry as Rep. David Schweikert Tours Manufacturing Facility Alexandria, VA - October 5, 2011 -- Arizona Congressman David Schweikert (AZ-05) is scheduled to t Read More »
09/29/2011
Pittsburgh Eases EMC Regulations in New ProposalOn Tuesday, ISA's Kenny Peskin joined nearly 50 businesses, sign companies and community leaders in voicing support for a Pittsburgh bill that would est Read More »
09/29/2011
Coalitions to Protect Your BusinessISA has signed onto efforts by the National Association of Manufacturers and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to support legislation that will reduce burdensome regulati Read More »
09/22/2011
ISA Educates Planners in DallasWorking in partnership with the Texas Sign Association, ISA presented a daylong Planning for Sign Code Success seminar Friday in Dallas. Planners and code officials from Read More »
09/22/2011
ISA Plans Sustainability Resources for MembersISA became a member of the U.S. Green Building Council last month and will join several sign companies at its annual conference, Greenbuild, Oct. 5 to 8. Read More »
09/20/2011
International Sign Expo 2012 Set to Exceed 2011's Strong Showing Alexandria, VA - September 20, 2011 -- Returning to Orlando in 2012, ISA's International Sign Expo 2012 will continue to build upon its Read More »
09/15/2011
NCCCO Grants ISA's Request for ReclassificationAs a result of an Aug. 3 request from ISA, the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) has reclassified mobile cranes in whi Read More »
09/15/2011
Oregon City Loosens Up on EMCsOn Tuesday, ISA staff testified before the Milwaukie, Ore., Planning Commission along with a member of the Northwest Sign Council on new regulations for electronic messag Read More »
09/08/2011
Lights On in ArizonaFor more than two years, the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), which serves as the regional planning agency for metropolitan Phoenix, has been debating a model Pattern Out Read More »
