Fulshear allows temporary political signs on private property but caps display duration at 90 days and prohibits placement in public rights-of-way, on utility poles, or on city property.
The City of Fulshear regulates political campaign signs as a category of temporary signs under its sign ordinance. Political signs may be displayed on private property with the property owner's consent for up to 90 days before being removed. Texas Election Code Chapter 259 protects most ground-mounted political signs on private property from being banned, but content-neutral local rules on placement, public right-of-way, traffic visibility, and abandoned-sign removal still apply. Fulshear code enforcement may remove signs placed in medians, on public structures, on utility poles, or in the public right-of-way without prior notice. Signs must not obstruct sight triangles at intersections or interfere with traffic-control devices.
Signs in public right-of-way, on utility poles, or left up beyond 90 days are subject to removal and citation through Fulshear code enforcement. Repeat or aggregated violations can escalate to municipal court fines under the city's general penalty provision.
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