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Garage Sale Signs: Grand Rapids vs Wyoming

How do garage sale signs rules compare between Grand Rapids, MI and Wyoming, MI?

Grand Rapids and Wyoming have similar restriction levels.

Grand Rapids, MI

Kent County

Some Restrictions

Garage-sale sign rules come from your city or township, not Kent County. In Kentwood, temporary signs of six square feet or less must stay on the sale property and may not be placed on telephone poles or in the public right-of-way.

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Wyoming, MI

Kent County

Some Restrictions

Garage-sale sign rules come from your city or township, not Kent County. In Kentwood, temporary signs of six square feet or less must stay on the sale property and may not be placed on telephone poles or in the public right-of-way.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactGrand RapidsWyoming
County rule?No; city/township regulatesNo; city/township regulates
Kentwood size limitSix square feet or lessSix square feet or less
PlacementOn sale lot onlyOn sale lot only
ProhibitedPoles / public right-of-wayPoles / public right-of-way
Kentwood sale limit4 days per 3 months4 days per 3 months

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Grand Rapids FAQ

Can I put garage-sale signs on street corners?

Not in the public right-of-way or on utility poles under Kentwood's rules; signs must stay on the sale property. Other Kent County municipalities have similar restrictions.

How big can a garage-sale sign be?

Kentwood caps temporary garage-sale signs at six square feet. Kent County sets no countywide limit, so confirm the size allowed by your own city or township.

Wyoming FAQ

Can I put garage-sale signs on street corners?

Not in the public right-of-way or on utility poles under Kentwood's rules; signs must stay on the sale property. Other Kent County municipalities have similar restrictions.

How big can a garage-sale sign be?

Kentwood caps temporary garage-sale signs at six square feet. Kent County sets no countywide limit, so confirm the size allowed by your own city or township.

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