Sign Regulations in Terrebonne Parish, LA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana.
Verified from official government sources
Political Signs
Terrebonne Parish Code § 14-26 defines political campaign signs posted on parish-owned property or within public road rights-of-way as litter, and § 14-46 lets planning and zoning remove and store them, holding the sponsoring candidate or campaign responsible. The rule reaches only public property and rights-of-way; it does not regulate signs on private yards.
Political Signs on Terrebonne Parish Property Are Litter
Some RestrictionsTerrebonne Parish Code §§ 14-26, 14-46(b)(3)a
Litter shall also be defined to include signs, notices and structures including, but not limited to, political campaign signs posted, erected or displayed on any surface, pole or stanchion within public rights-of-way of all state and parish roads, highways and streets or on property owned by Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government. ... The proprietary party or benefiting party of any sign, no...
Digital Billboards
Terrebonne Parish allows electronic billboards to display static time, date and temperature information, but Parish Code § 6-126 bans any flashing, revolving or rotating light on an outdoor advertising sign. The rule sits inside Chapter 6's outdoor advertising article, which governs billboards along parish and state highways including U.S. 90 and LA 24 in the Houma urban service district.
Terrebonne Parish Digital Billboard Illumination Rules
Some RestrictionsTerrebonne Parish Code § 6-126(1)
(1)No revolving or rotating beam or beacon of light shall be permitted as part of any sign. Flashing devices shall not be permitted upon a sign; however, illuminated signs which indicate customary public information such as time, date and temperature or other similar information shall be permitted.
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