Political Signs: Sandy vs South Jordan
How do political signs rules compare between Sandy, UT and South Jordan, UT?
Sandy has fewer restrictions than South Jordan.
Sandy, UT
Salt Lake County
Political signs are allowed on private property without a permit, consistent with First Amendment protections. Signs in the public right-of-way are prohibited.
View full Sandy rules →South Jordan, UT
Salt Lake County
Political signs are treated the same as other temporary signs under South Jordan's content-neutral code. Utah Code 57-8a-219 further guarantees HOA residents the right to post political signs from 45 days before through 7 days after an election.
View full South Jordan rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Sandy | South Jordan |
|---|---|---|
| Fact | No permit for signs on private property | - |
| City treatment | - | Same as other temporary signs |
| HOA protection window | - | 45 days before to 7 days after |
| Max size | - | 4-6 sq ft residential |
| ROW signs | - | Prohibited and removed |
| Polling place | - | No electioneering within 150 ft |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Sandy FAQ
Can I put a candidate sign in my yard in Sandy?
Yes. Signs on private property with owner permission require no permit, within size limits.
Can signs go on the park strip?
The park strip is generally public right-of-way; signs there can be removed by the city.
South Jordan FAQ
Can my HOA remove my political signs?
Not during the protected window (45 days before through 7 after election), though reasonable size and number limits still apply.
How many political signs can I display?
As many as fit within total temporary-sign square footage and count limits. No cap specific to political content.
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