Bill that would allow any billboard in the state to go digital advances through Senate committee

Opponents argue the proposal would erode local control and say the bright, flashing digital billboards are a blight on Utah’s scenic landscapes.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Billboards are stacked along the 600 South offramp from I-15 in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, March 13, 2018. A new bill that received favorable recommendation from a House committee on Tuesday would allow any billboard in the state to go digital.

Bill that would allow any billboard in the state to go digital advances through Senate committee

Opponents argue the proposal would erode local control and say the bright, flashing digital billboards are a blight on Utah’s scenic landscapes.

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