Port St. Lucie, FL Sign Regulations: Garage Sale Signs (2026)

Under Sec. 219(A), nobody may conduct a garage sale in the city without first filing an application with the code compliance division and receiving a permit. No more than three garage sale permits go to any one residence in a calendar year, unless the home has since sold or been newly rented, which resets the count. " The code's own cross-reference sends readers to Sec. 03(I) for further garage-sale sign specifications, but that subsection is printed as Reserved in the current sign chapter, meaning the on-permit display rule in Sec.

219(A)(3) is the operative signage requirement rather than a separate freestanding sign-size table. A related but distinct process covers estate sales: Sec. 219(B) requires a code compliance division permit for those too, capped at three consecutive days, with a $100 fee that bundles registration, a free listing on the city website, the city TV channel, and the e-newsletter, and bars bringing in outside merchandise before or during the sale. Because garage sale permitting sits inside the zoning code (Chapter 158), enforcement runs through the zoning penalty provision rather than a stand-alone sign fine.