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Political Signs: Coral Springs vs Miramar

How do political signs rules compare between Coral Springs, FL and Miramar, FL?

Miramar has fewer restrictions than Coral Springs.

Coral Springs, FL

Broward County

Some Restrictions

Coral Springs regulates political signs under Chapter 18 of the Land Development Code (Signs), Section 1806 (Temporary Signs). Political and noncommercial signs on residential properties are treated as temporary signs with size and placement restrictions. Signs may not be placed in public rights-of-way or on utility poles, and all temporary signs must be removed promptly after an election or event.

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Miramar, FL

Broward County

Few Restrictions

Political signs permitted on private property subject to LDC sign regulations. FL law protects political expression. No ROW placement. Size limits by zone.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactCoral SpringsMiramar
CodeLDC Ch. 18, §1806-
Max Size (Residential)4 sq ft per sign face-
Right-of-WayProhibited — subject to removal-
State ProtectionFL §106.1435-
Prohibited SignsLDC §1814-
Private Property-Permitted
ROW-Prohibited
Post-Election-Remove
Size-Per zoning district
State Law-Protects political expression

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Coral Springs FAQ

Can I put a political sign in my yard in Coral Springs?

Yes. Political signs are permitted on residential property under Section 1806 of the Land Development Code. They are generally limited to 4 square feet per sign face in residential zones. Signs must be on your own property — not in the public right-of-way or on medians.

When do I have to remove political signs after an election in Coral Springs?

Political signs must be removed promptly after the election. Signs remaining beyond the allowed period are subject to code enforcement action. Contact the Code Compliance Division at (954) 344-5964 for specific deadlines.

Miramar FAQ

Can I display political signs?

Yes, on private property per LDC regulations.

When must I remove them?

After the election.

Can I put them on the street?

No. ROW placement prohibited.

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