Coral Gables, FL Sign Regulations: Political Signs (2026)

Coral Gables strictly regulates political signs under Zoning Code Section 11-109. A maximum of three political signs are allowed per property or tenant space. Each sign must not exceed 22 inches by 28 inches in size. Signs cannot be placed on vacant lots, utility poles, trees, swales, sidewalks, or any public right-of-way areas. Signs placed on the city's public right-of-way may be removed by the city without notice. The sign code promotes safety by avoiding visual clutter and traffic distractions while recognizing First Amendment rights. All signs must be maintained in good condition and not pose a safety hazard. Signs should not obstruct sight triangles at intersections or driveways. Political signs are not required to have a permit, but must comply with all placement and size restrictions. The Board of Architects does not review political signs, but the sign code applies to all properties regardless of zoning district. Signs must be removed within a reasonable time after the election or event they reference. Coral Gables prohibits neon signs and applies strict aesthetic standards to all signage in the city.