Share Your Feedback on Signage in Statesville

Last Updated 7/20/2026Posted in Planning + Zoning, Latest City News, Homepage

The City of Statesville is reviewing its current sign regulations and is inviting businesses, residents, and visitors to share their feedback through a community survey.

The survey is designed to help the city better understand:

  • Which types of signs are most effective
  • What challenges exist under the current sign regulations
  • How signage can support business visibility while preserving the character of the community, especially in Downtown Statesville

Community feedback will help guide future discussions as the City evaluates potential updates to its sign regulations.

The survey will remain open for approximately one month.

Take the survey here: Statesville Signage Survey

Thank you for taking the time to share your input and help shape the future of signage in Statesville.



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