Northwest Sign Council

The Northwest Sign Council is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the goals and interests of the sign industry at the local and state level. We proudly represent the majority of licensed sign contractors and retail sign shops, sign installers, sign suppliers, sign product manufacturers, and parties of interest in or doing business in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, or Wyoming.

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The Northwest Sign Council strives to provide a variety of meaningful benefits to its members
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We believe every sign company or related business needs to be involved with an association that looks out for and defends its members' common interest and whose collected efforts and accomplishments far surpass that of any individual company. We strive to offer that support to our members every day through legislative involvement, industry events and other key benefits.

The Northwest Sign Council operates for the purpose and mutual benefit of its member sign and sign-related companies, their employees, sign users and the consumer public with respect to on-premise signage.

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Statement of Purpose

The Northwest Sign Council operates for the purpose and mutual benefit of its member sign and sign-related companies, their employees, sign users and the consumer public with respect to on-premise signage.

The Northwest Sign Council does hereby pledge itself to strive to meet the following objectives:

To promote and establish cordial and cooperative relations among the members of the sign industry in general;
To form a united front for various businesses engaged in other types of sign businesses for the purpose of representing the industry wherever needed in the state and federal legislation, municipal and county ordinance, codes, zoning, regulations and any other matters affecting the sign industry as a whole or in part.

The companies which make up the sign industry in the northwest further pledge to serve their customer and meet their community obligations by conducting their business in a manner consistent with good taste and in the public interest.

The International Sign Association (ISA) represents manufacturers, suppliers, and users of on-premise signs and sign products from the United States and 60 countries around the world. ISA and its Affiliated Associations work to support, promote, and improve the worldwide sign and visual communications industry, which employs more than 200,000 American workers and has an economic impact of $37.5 billion.

If you'd like more information, please contact Sandy Smith at 703-836-4012 or sandy.smith@signs.org.