HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. — Do you know of a traffic sign that someone knocked over or damaged? Hillsborough County leaders want to know about it.
The county maintains over 140,000 signs. Officials admit there are too many signs for them to be aware to know when a single one need to be fixed. That is the reason they are counting on you.
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It is a safety hazard if someone vandalized or removed a Stop, Wrong Way, Yield, Do Not Enter or One Way sign.
You can let Hillsborough County's Public Works department know of a damaged or missing traffic sign by calling (813) 635-5400 or filling out this form during weekday hours.
The county says you should call 911 to report a missing warning sign during non-business hours or on a holiday.
