Garage sale signs allowed on private property only. Typically limited to 2-3 signs, max 4-6 sq ft, posted no earlier than 24 hours before sale and removed within 24 hours after.
Mount Vernon sign code governs temporary residential signs. Garage sale signs cannot be affixed to utility poles, street trees, traffic signs, or placed in the public right-of-way (a common violation). Signs must be on private property with owner consent. Illegal postering on public infrastructure is a code violation and signs are removed by DPW.
Signs on utility poles or public property: removed without notice; fine $25-$100 per sign if identified.
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