Political Signs: Sandy vs West Jordan
How do political signs rules compare between Sandy, UT and West Jordan, UT?
Sandy and West Jordan have similar restriction levels.
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 →West Jordan, UT
Salt Lake County
West Jordan allows political signs on private property with no permit. Signs limited to 16 sq ft in residential zones (32 sq ft in commercial) and must be removed within 10 days after the election per Title 13 sign regulations.
View full West Jordan rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Sandy | West Jordan |
|---|---|---|
| Fact | No permit for signs on private property | - |
| Permit Required | - | No |
| Residential Max Size | - | 16 sq ft |
| Commercial Max Size | - | 32 sq ft |
| Posting Window | - | 90 days before election |
| Removal Deadline | - | 10 days after election |
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.
West Jordan FAQ
How many political signs can I put in my yard?
There is no numerical limit, but total sign area is limited to 16 sq ft per street frontage in residential zones.
Can I put a sign in the park strip?
No. The park strip is public right-of-way. Signs there will be removed by Public Works without notice and without return.
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