Sign Regulations in Iron County, UT (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Iron County, Utah.
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Digital Billboards
Unincorporated Iron County bans off-premises advertising signs, the code's category for billboards, from moving, animating or making sound in any manner, and allows only indirect illumination that cannot shine toward highway traffic. Section 17.52.020(H)(3) and (6) effectively rule out digital or electronic billboard displays county-wide.
Iron County Digital Billboard Restrictions
Heavy RestrictionsIron County Code § 17.52.020(H)(3),(6)
H.Off-premises Advertising Signs, Advertising Goods or Services Offered at a Place Other Than the Location of the Sign.1.Signs shall not exceed seven hundred square feet in area, including temporary cutouts, projections, and skirts.2.Signs may be double faced.3.Signs may be illuminated, but only indirectly, and no illumination may be positioned to directly shine toward highway traffic or reside...
Freeway-Facing Signs
Off-premises advertising signs facing an interstate highway in unincorporated Iron County must sit at least five hundred feet from any other off-premises sign, compared to only three hundred feet on other roads. Section 17.52.020(H)(7) also requires compliance with the Utah Outdoor Advertising Act and county commission approval before a freeway-facing billboard goes up.
Iron County Freeway Billboard Spacing
Some RestrictionsIron County Code § 17.52.020(H)(7)-(10)
7.Signs shall not be erected closer than five hundred feet from any other off-premises sign when located adjacent to an interstate highway nor closer than three hundred feet on any other road system.8.Signs shall meet the requirements set forth by the Utah Outdoor Advertising Act (U.C.A.), as are applicable, and all requirements of that Act are incorporated herein by reference.9.Signs shall be ...
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