2-1-116. Removal of campaign advertising. -

(a)  After the conclusion of a primary, general, or special 
election, candidates in such election shall be responsible for 
the removal of any signs, posters, or placards advocating their 
candidacy, which have been placed on highway rights-of-way or 
other publicly owned property. The removal of such materials 
shall be accomplished within a reasonable period of time 
following the election, not to exceed three (3) weeks.

(b)  Any candidate in a primary election who will also be a 
candidate in a general or special election following that 
primary shall not be required to remove any signs advocating 
such candidate's candidacy until after the conclusion of the 
general or special election.

(c)  This section shall not be construed as being penal in 
nature. There shall be no punitive measures taken against a 
candidate or workers if all signs are not removed.


2-19-144. Campaign advertising. -

It is unlawful for any person to place or attach any type of 
show-card, poster, or advertising material or device, including 
election campaign literature, on any kind of poles, towers, or 
fixtures of any public utility company, whether privately or 
publicly owned or as defined in § 65-4-101, unless legally 
authorized to do so.