Commission discusses revised sign regulations addressing digital signage in schools and gaming facilities.

City staff presented a multi‑year rewrite of Denison’s sign ordinance, proposing to limit new pole signs outside a mapped corridor and create a sign board and waiver process; developers warned the draft could deter anchors such as grocery stores, and council asked staff to meet stakeholders and return a project update on July 13.

The El Paso Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a variance allowing six monument signs at a new Amazon warehouse but adopted a condition limiting the number to two signs per frontage, effectively denying a requested third sign along Northwestern Drive amid traffic and visual-clutter concerns.

Council approves sign proposal while removing a third sign at East Belt Line.

The Pahrump Regional Planning Commission on Nov. 12 denied two conditional use permits for 12x24 off‑premise billboards after citizens and commissioners said the proposals conflicted with the adopted 2023 master plan’s goal to reduce roadside signage.

Tenant leader criticizes outdated signage practices citing historical preservation concerns.

Council discusses easing restrictions on sandwich boards to better assist struggling businesses

Council votes to accept billboard proposal while mandating removal of two existing signs.

Following months of study and business testimony, Hammond’s council voted to prohibit new billboards and grandfather existing units, 3–2, as planning staff cited an overabundance of signs and owners warned the policy could favor large operators and limit competition.