2 rules for unincorporated Pierce County, Washington.
Verified from official government sources
In unincorporated Pierce County, political signs are protected speech treated as temporary yard signs under PCC 18B.10.040, need no permit, must stay under 32 square feet, and may not block traffic visibility.
Pierce County Code 18B.10.040
Yard signs shall not exceed 32 square feet in area and shall not obstruct safe visibility of any mobile or pedestrian traffic.
Garage sale signs are temporary signs under PCC 18B.10.040 in unincorporated Pierce County. They need no permit, but only one non-yard temporary sign is allowed per road frontage and signs may not sit in the right-of-way.
Pierce County Code 18B.10.040
No more than one temporary sign which is not affixed to a building may be displayed along each road frontage, per establishment, at any one time except any number of yard signs may be displayed.
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