Outdoor Advertising Device Control (ADC) Information
The Highway Beautification Act was enacted in 1965. This Federal Legislation required all states to maintain effective control of all outdoor advertising. In 1968 the State of Ohio signed an agreement with the Federal Government for maintaining effective control along interstates and federal aid primary highways. This agreement also established criteria for size, lighting, and spacing of signs, displays, and devices consistent with customary use, which may be erected and maintained alongside of the right of way. Visit the ADC History page for more details on this program.
Please Contact ADC Staff at: ADC@dot.ohio.gov
or view contact details for regional ADC representatives
ADC Featured Resources
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ADC E-Permitting System Access & Support
ODOT's new ADC E-Permitting site offers outdoor advertising device control registration and management through a modern, cloud-based system
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Active Permit Sheets
Field Reports, by ODOT District, for active permits across the state, including owner info and codes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find responses to common issues about the program and ADC permitting process.
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Guides & Additional Info
Looking for more about this program? Check out the resource catalog for more...
