2 rules for unincorporated Cameron County, Texas.
Verified from official government sources
Cameron County has no political-sign ordinance for private property, because Texas counties cannot zone. Cities set their own sign rules, and the Texas Election Code protects most yard signs. Along highways, TxDOT regulates commercial signs under Transportation Code Ch. 391 and outdoor advertising on smaller roads under Ch. 394.
Cameron County sets no rule on garage-sale or yard-sale signs in unincorporated areas, since Texas counties cannot zone. Cities regulate temporary signs within their limits. Keep signs out of the highway right-of-way; TxDOT controls advertising along state highways under Transportation Code Ch. 391 and Ch. 394.
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