Georgia Human Trafficking Signage for Hotels

In Georgia, compliance is not optional for the hospitality sector. Under O.C.G.A. § 16-5-47, all hotels and multi-unit lodging facilities are legally mandated to post human trafficking awareness signage. This isn't just a best practice; it is a statutory requirement enforced to ensure that victims have a clear path to safety. Our signage is professionally engineered to meet the exact standards set by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) and state law.

Anti-Trafficking Product Options

We offer the same legally verified layout in two high-performance materials to suit your property’s specific environment.

• Celtec Human Trafficking Awareness Notice: A cost-effective, durable solution perfect for back-of-house areas, laundry rooms, and staff breakrooms. It is lightweight and easy to install on any surface.
• Acrylic Human Trafficking Awareness Notice: Our top-tier material for guest-facing areas. This professional, tamper-resistant acrylic is designed to blend with upscale hotel interiors while remaining easy to sanitize.

Georgia Human Trafficking Compliance Standards

Under Georgia law, your signage must meet specific criteria to be considered compliant during a state inspection. Failure to post the correct notice can result in a high-tier misdemeanor and significant fines. Our Georgia hotel signs are pre-configured with:

• Mandated Language: All text is provided in both English and Spanish as strictly required by law.
• Required Hotline Data: Includes the National Human Trafficking Hotline (1-888-373-7888).
• Specific Font Size: Printed in the mandated 16-point font to ensure legibility for those in distress.
• Official Dimensions: Produced in the standard 8.5" x 11" format to satisfy GBI visibility requirements.

Mandated Placement Locations

Georgia law is specific about where these notices must be displayed to ensure they are visible to both guests and potential victims. To remain audit-ready and avoid non-compliance penalties, you must post this signage in:

• Every Public Restroom: Displayed in a conspicuous location within the restroom (mirrors are common, but interior stall doors are an industry best practice).
• Primary Entrances: Near the public entrance or where similar regulatory notices (like your business license or fire safety certificates) are customarily posted.
• Employee Areas: Highly recommended for housekeeping and maintenance hubs to ensure staff stay vigilant of "See Something, Say Something" protocols.

Secure Your Property’s Compliance Today

Avoid the risk of non-compliance fines and provide a vital resource for safety on your property. Each sign is produced to order in our manufacturing facility to ensure the highest quality for your Georgia location. Shop our solutions above or contact a hospitality expert.