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You Can Control Entry to Your Property!
If you are a business owner or manager, you can help eliminate criminal trespass on your property by posting the Trespass Warning Sign in conjunction with a signed agreement with Seattle Police Department. This is an effective approach for retail businesses and commercial properties who may have uninvited people on their property when owners or managers aren't present. View the full text of the Seattle Municipal Code pertaining to Criminal Trespass
Signs are $7.50 each when you order via PayPal, and $10 each via mail order or purchased at SNG. Final price also includes Shipping & Handling and 9.5% WA State Sales Tax.
To properly enforce the Criminal Trespass Ordinance you must:
- notify the potential trespasser verbally or with a clearly posted sign that he/she may not be on the property.
- maintain a written agreement with your local Seattle Police Dept. precinct to allow officers to enforce the City of Seattle Criminal Trespass Code.
Take These Two Steps to Control Entry:
FirstOR |
Second Contact your local SPD Precinct to obtain the Trespass Warning & Enforcement Authorization Form |
If you have any questions, or need help finding the correct contact
information for your local SPD precinct, please call us at:
Seattle Neighborhood Group: 206.323.9666
or contact SNG via email.
