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Chandler, AZ Sign Regulations: Garage Sale Signs (2026)

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Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Max size
6 sq ft, 4 ft tall
Signs allowed
Up to 10 along a 1-mile route
Permit
None required (Sec. 39-10.3(G)(3))
Display days
Only days the sale is open
Setback
5 ft from curb or pavement edge

Summary

Chandler lets a single-family lot post a small yard sign, up to six square feet and four feet tall, advertising a garage or yard sale without any permit. Up to ten signs total are allowed along the route to the property, but only on days the sale is actually open.

G. Yard Signs (≤ 6 square feet). 1. Number of signs and location: a) Each single family lot, model home cluster, and quasi-public or institutional use not located in a commercial or industrial district may place one (1) sign anywhere on the subject property, one (1) additional sign at each turning movement beginning at the subject property and extending for a maximum of one (1) mile distance from said property up to a maximum of ten (10) signs. ... Said signs shall be displayed only on days when the property is open to the public (e.g. garage/yard sale, open house, and model home business hours). ... 2. Area and height: Yard signs shall not exceed six (6) square feet in area nor exceed four (4) feet in height. 3. Approval process: No permit shall be required to display yard signs.

Source: Chandler Code EnforcementView official code

Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 79).

Full Breakdown

3(G) of the Chandler Sign Code governs 'Yard Signs,' capped at six square feet in area and four feet in height. 22 et seq. Subsection (G)(3) confirms 'no permit shall be required to display yard signs,' so a homeowner can post directional garage-sale signs the morning of the sale without any City paperwork, provided the size, ten-sign route limit, and setback are respected.

Violations & Fines

Because yard signs are exempt from the standard notice-and-cure process, Section 39-6.4(B) lets the Zoning Administrator remove an illegal yard sign, oversized, left up outside sale days, or planted in the public right-of-way, without advance written notice, particularly one attached to a utility pole, street light, or government sign post. Signs found on public property are simply taken down.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big can a garage sale sign be in Chandler?
Chandler City Code Section 39-10.3(G) caps yard signs, the category covering garage-sale signage, at six square feet in area and four feet in height. No permit is required as long as the sign stays within that size and the placement rules in the same section.
How many garage sale signs can I put up around Chandler?
Up to ten. Section 39-10.3(G)(1)(a) allows one sign on the property itself plus one additional sign at each turning movement along a route extending up to one mile from the property, capped at ten signs total, and only on the days the sale is open.
Can the City remove my garage sale sign in Chandler?
Yes, without advance notice if it's illegal. Section 39-6.4(B) lets the Zoning Administrator remove an illegal yard sign in the public right-of-way or attached to a utility pole, street light, or public sign post immediately, rather than going through the standard written-notice process.

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