> Texas Bilingual Human Trafficking Notice - Acrylic
(GSS-HT118A-TX)

Comply with state law and join the fight against human trafficking with this durable, bilingual Texas Human Trafficking Notice (GSS-HT118A-TX). This sign is designed to meet the specific requirements of TX Title 4 Code § 104.07 (2017), making it a highly recommended and essential notice for many establishments across the state.

Key Features:

• Texas Code Compliant: Designed in accordance with 2017 Texas regulations.
• Bilingual Notice: Includes text in both English and Spanish for clear communication.
• Durable Non-Glare Acrylic: Made from 0.060" (1/16") thick, non-glare acrylic for optimal visibility.
• Expertly Printed Graphics: Features expertly printed digital graphics; this sign is not required to have braille per ADA guidelines.
• Interior or Exterior Use: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor placement.

Text Reads:

WARNING: Obtaining forced labor or services is a crime under Texas Law. Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888. You may remain anonymous.

ADVERTENCIA: La obtención de trabajo o servicios forzados es un crimen bajo la ley de Texas. Llame a la Línea Nacional Contra la Trata de Personas al 1-888-373-7888. Usted puede permanecer en el anonimato.

Ideal Applications:

• Hotels, motels, and lodging establishments in Texas.
• Community and municipal centers, including libraries and community halls in Texas.
• Transportation hubs such as airports, bus stations, and train stations in Texas.
• Truck stops and travel centers throughout Texas.
• Schools and universities in Texas.
• Hospitals, medical facilities, and nursing homes in Texas.
• Any public or semi-public establishment in Texas that is required by code to post this notice.

Installation:

This sign comes with foam tape strips for easy installation. For larger signs, silicone adhesive may be required. Refer to our installation guide for complete instructions.

Compliance:

This sign, GSS-HT118A-TX, is compliant with current regulations with TX Title 4 Code § 104.07 (2017). We always recommend consulting with your local building inspector to ensure full compliance with all city or county requirements.

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