Spanish No Dumping Signs

Penalty wording is up to you, but whether a penalty can be enforced depends on where the land is. Before you add any, look up your state and local rules, and use the live preview to see how a longer line fits under the main words.

Post one at each spot where dumping starts, usually a gate, a gap in a hedge or a field edge that faces the road. Aluminum can have 1/4 in holes for screws, and plastic has brass grommets for a wire or zip tie.

The three color choices are black on white, white on red and black on yellow. Pick the one that reads clearly from the road where you post it. The preview shows the Spanish line exactly as it prints under the English words.

Keep it short and factual, such as the day the lot gets cleaned, or a note that the area is watched, but only if a camera really covers it. The line can be in English or Spanish, and accents print as typed. Check your state and local rules before you name any consequence, since dumping rules differ by place.

The 12 by 18 inch size fits a short post at the edge of a culvert or a drainage ditch. A larger panel catches more wind on an open bank, so the smaller size is easier to keep steady. The 24 by 18 inch size reads better from a passing car, so choose it when the post sits back from the road and the wind is light.