CAI Adopts New Public Policy on the Regulation of Political and Noncommercial Signs and Flags

Election season is here across the U.S., which often puts the subject of political sign regulations at the forefront of discussions between community association leaders and residents, legislators, and the media. This week, the CAI Board of Trustees adopted the Political and Noncommercial Signs and Flags Public Policy to help CAI’s state legislative action committees navigate legislation on this topic.   Read the Q&A……………………………….

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