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VROMI to begin removing illegally-placed billboards | THE DAILY HERALD

February 13, 2025

VROMI to begin removing  illegally-placed billboards | THE DAILY HERALD
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Graphic illustrating that it is illegal to place billboards in certain places.

 

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PHILIPSBURG--The Infrastructure Department at the Ministry of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure VROMI will be taking down illegally-placed billboards across the island.

This action is part of ongoing efforts to ensure public safety, maintain the island’s aesthetic appeal and uphold regulatory compliance.

    The public is reminded that the placement of billboards requires an approved billboard permit. The permit process involves a joint advisory from the VROMI Infrastructure Management Department and the St. Maarten Police Force KPSM Traffic Department, followed by a permit issued by the Ministry of Justice. Billboard installations must not proceed without these approvals.

    Illegally-placed billboards pose safety risks, particularly to traffic and pedestrians, and can detract from the island’s natural and urban landscapes. The VROMI Infrastructure Department urges all businesses, advertisers and individuals to adhere to the proper procedures for billboard placement.

    To apply for a billboard permit or for more information on the process, contact the VROMI Infrastructure Management Department via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. document.getElementById('cloakdc588422ca5c1915243c9c938e23c6c0').innerHTML = ''; var prefix = 'ma' + 'il' + 'to'; var path = 'hr' + 'ef' + '='; var addydc588422ca5c1915243c9c938e23c6c0 = 'publicworks' + '@'; addydc588422ca5c1915243c9c938e23c6c0 = addydc588422ca5c1915243c9c938e23c6c0 + 'sintmaartengov' + '.' + 'org'; var addy_textdc588422ca5c1915243c9c938e23c6c0 = 'publicworks' + '@' + 'sintmaartengov' + '.' + 'org';document.getElementById('cloakdc588422ca5c1915243c9c938e23c6c0').innerHTML += ''+addy_textdc588422ca5c1915243c9c938e23c6c0+''; or tel. (721)542-4292 ext 2390.

    The VROMI Infrastructure Department appreciates the public’s cooperation in maintaining a safe and orderly environment. Billboards without permits will be removed without further notice and responsible parties may be subject to fines or other penalties.


Source: The Daily Herald

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/vromi-to-begin-removing-illegally-placed-billboards

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/vromi-to-begin-removing-illegally-placed-billboards

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