Sign Regulations in Gwinnett County, GA (2026)

Gwinnett County Code § 78-108(1)

The following types of signs or advertising devices shall be permitted only by issuance of a temporary sign permit for a period of 21 consecutive days. A temporary sign permit may not be issued for the same parcel at less than three-month intervals. In no case shall the same parcel be allowed a temporary sign permit more than four times in a 12-month period. Temporary signs shall not be allowed...

Gwinnett County Code § 78-114A(f)(1),(4)

(f)Regulation. In addition to the provisions of this ordinance, each oversized electronic sign shall conform to the following:(1)Each individual static message must be displayed for not less than ten seconds.(2)Oversized electronic signs may not operate at brightness levels of more than 0.30 foot-candles (under measurement conditions) above ambient light levels as measured at the following dist...

Gwinnett County Code § 78-109(4)

(4)Window signs not exceeding a cumulative surface area of 20 percent of the available window space per tenant per building elevation.(5)Reserved.(6)Projecting signs not exceeding three square feet and attached under the eave or awning of a building above a business entrance.(7)Signage on courtesy benches, trash receptacles, newspaper boxes, automated teller kiosks and phone booths, not exceedi...

Gwinnett County Code § 78-113A (Dimensional Standards Table, Sign Category 15)

High-rise building sign on a building ten stories or greater in height that is visible from I-85, 1985, US-78, or SR-316. N/A 360 sq. ft. with a maximum width no greater than 50% of the width of the building façade.   A high-rise building sign must not extend above the roof line and must not cover windows or architectural details. Two per building on a lot adjacent to I-85, I-985, US-78, or ...