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Sign Permits in Decatur, IL

Browse sign permits issued in Decatur, Illinois. Records can include wall signs, monument signs, replacement signs, rebranding, and other sign work at commercial or institutional properties.

Total permits40
Date coverageJul 16, 2025 to Aug 31, 2026
August 20265 permits
Stated project value$300,261Across 13 records with values

Recent Sign Permits

Showing 21-40 of 40, sorted newest first

355 E Hickory Point Rd, Decatur, IL 62526

Project TypeSignPermit Date2025-12-30Permit ValueNot specified
OwnerRadha & Siya IncApplicantJeff GhazalehContractorSignature Sign and Lighting LLC
Work DescriptionReplacement modification to existing pylon sign, from Monument style 15', to pylon pole with top cabinet 15' conversion as shown in provided plans. The removal and replacement of a Wall Sign cabinet proposed to be a new install channel letter set
View DetailsView MapPM-25-2157

3035 E Mound Rd, Decatur, IL 62526

Project TypeSignPermit Date2025-12-10Permit ValueNot specified
OwnerLand of Lincoln Credit UnionApplicantJason TompkinsContractorBendsen Signs & Graphics Inc
Work DescriptionOne (1) freestanding identification sign 45 sq/ft with overall height of 10-ft.; Two (2) wall signs on north elevation.One spelling "LAND OF LINCOLN CREDIT UNION". This is 87.84 s/f in size. Te second wall sign on this elevation is in the shape of the customers logo. This is 37.34 s/f in size. The total wall square footage of the north elevation is 2970 s/f.; One (1) wall sign on the south elevation of the building in the shape of the customers logo. The sign is 37.34 s/f in size and the wall area is 2970 s/f.; One (1) wall sign on the east elevation of the building in the shape of the customers logo. The sign is 6.75 s/f in size and the wall area is 1265 s/f.
View DetailsView MapPM-25-2123

Understanding Sign Permit Records

Sign permits can be useful indicators of business activity, property updates, and changes in how a site is presented. They do not by themselves confirm that a business is new, open, relocating, or changing ownership. Existing businesses also replace signs and update branding, so other public information may be needed to understand the reason for the work.

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