Under Pinal County's sign code, political signs may go on private property or in county-controlled rights-of-way if erected no more than 90 days before a primary election and removed within 15 days after the general election. Maximum 16 square feet in residential zones, 32 elsewhere.
Pinal County Development Services Code section 2.145.050(E) treats political signs as exempt from permits when they meet its conditions. The sign may be erected no more than 90 days prior to a primary election and must be removed 15 days after the general election (or 15 days after the primary for a candidate who does not advance). It may be no larger than 16 square feet in residentially zoned areas or 32 square feet elsewhere, must support or oppose a candidate or ballot measure, and must not create a safety hazard, obstruct clear vision, or violate the ADA. Arizona state law (A.R.S. 16-1019) parallels these rules and makes it a class 2 misdemeanor to knowingly remove or deface another's political
Removing or defacing another's political sign is a class 2 misdemeanor under A.R.S. 16-1019. Signs violating the county's conditions may be removed by the county after 24 hours' notice and held 10 business days.
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