Louisville approves tougher fines for illegal signs on public property
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Louisville will increase fines for signs on public property as officials step up enforcement citywide.
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Starting in December, companies will receive official notices of violation as part of a new Illegal Street Signs Ordinance passed by Metro Council.
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