3 rules for unincorporated Jackson County, Mississippi.
Verified from official government sources
Jackson County permits political signs on private property under First Amendment protections codified in MS Code §23-15-899, which preempts local bans on campaign signs during election periods. Signs in public rights-of-way along Highway 90, I-10, and county roads are prohibited. Post-election removal expected within 10 days. Reed v. Town of Gilbert (2015) prohibits content-based restrictions.
Jackson County permits temporary garage sale signs on private property with size limits around 4 to 6 square feet. Signs on utility poles, street signs, and in public rights-of-way along county roads and Highway 90 are prohibited and will be removed. Signs must come down within 24 hours after the sale ends.
Jackson County generally permits residential holiday decorations and displays without permits. Decorations must not obstruct sight lines, sidewalks, or create fire or safety hazards, especially during hurricane season (June 1 to November 30). HOA communities in Ocean Springs, Gautier, and coastal subdivisions may impose additional rules on duration and appearance.
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