Under Maine law, specifically Title 26, §879, all “eating and lodging places” are required to post a human trafficking awareness sign. This proactive measure is a key part of the state's strategy to combat human trafficking by providing critical information and resources directly to potential victims and bystanders. The law mandates that signs be posted in a conspicuous manner, clearly visible to both the public and employees.
Failure to comply with this posting requirement can result in a civil violation with a $300 fine per violation. By displaying the correct signage, your establishment not only meets a legal obligation but also takes an active role in the fight against human trafficking in the state.
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Our signs are designed to meet Maine's specific requirements, featuring the necessary hotline information and a clear, concise design for maximum visibility.
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