Tis the season for political yard signs to pop up in and around many Kentucky neighborhoods. There is a right and a wrong way to stick the wired candidate promotion in the ground.
Lexington Code Enforcement Director Lee Steele said it’s a pretty straightforward policy. Political signs can go in homeowners’ front yards, but not on public property, the right of way or utility strip in front of a house, and not in roadway medians. Steele said citing violators with fines is just not practical.
