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Groovy 105.7 believes elections should be loud, spirited, and local.
But campaign signs should still follow the rules.
The City of Tulsa allows campaign signs on private property with the property owner’s permission. But signs are not supposed to be placed in public rights-of-way, medians, intersections, public property, or places where they can create clutter or safety concerns.
That is why Groovy 105.7 is launching The Groovy Clean Campaign Campaign.
Yes, the name is awkward.
That is also part of the campaign.
Groovy 105.7 is documenting campaign signs around Tulsa that appear to be placed where Tulsa rules do not allow them.
We are not picking sides.
We are not endorsing or opposing any candidate.
We are applying the same standard to every campaign, every party, and every race.
When we identify signs that appear to be in the public right-of-way, Groovy may contact the campaign and ask:
See a campaign sign that appears to be in the public right-of-way?
Then either:
Post the photo on Facebook and tag Groovy1057
or call the Groovy line:
918-679-1057
Please include the nearest intersection or address if you can.
Groovy is giving campaigns the opportunity to respond.
If signs supporting your campaign are identified in apparent right-of-way locations, we want to know:
This is not about left or right.
It is about right-of-way.
Campaign signs in the wrong place can clutter streets, block sight lines, distract drivers, and create problems for pedestrians, businesses, and neighborhoods.
Tulsa looks better when campaigns follow the rules.
Tulsa is safer when signs are placed where they belong.
And voters deserve to know whether campaigns asking for public trust are also respecting existing laws during the campaign.
Keeping Tulsa clean, one sign at a time.
More information: GroovyTulsa.com
Call the Groovy line: 918-679-1057
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