D1Steve Kromer
// Yard and window signs

Ask for a sign.

A sign in your yard or your front window tells the block that a neighbor is behind this campaign. Tell us where to bring one and we'll get it to you. There is no charge.

What
Yard sign or window sign
Where
Any Berkeley address
Getting it
We'll email you to arrange it

Where should the sign go?

Signs are going out as they come back from the printer. We'll email you to set up a drop-off.

Your address goes to the campaign so a volunteer can find your house. We don't publish it, and we don't sell or share the list.

Where a sign can go

Private property, with permission

Your own yard or window. If you rent, ask the owner or the manager first. If you share a building, ask your neighbors.

Not on the public right-of-way

Berkeley bans signs on sidewalks, curbs, medians, street trees, hydrants, utility poles, lampposts, and traffic fixtures (BMC § 20.16.010). One narrow exception covers temporary posters on city utility poles and lampposts under Public Works standards.

We'll take it back

After November 3, email us and we'll come pick the sign up. If you want it gone sooner, say so and it's gone.

Questions, or want a stack of signs for your block? Email info@kromerforberkeley.org, or sign up to help in other ways.