> Maine Human Trafficking Lobby Sign
(GSS-HT811A-ME-1)

Key Features:

• Code Compliant: Designed to support Maine Title 26 Section 879 lodging notice requirements.
• Durable Construction: 0.060" (1/16") non-glare acrylic.
• High-Visibility Graphics: Digitally printed orange and white design; braille not required per ADA regulations.
• Interior Use: Intended for indoor placement.
• Easy Installation: Foam tape strips included; larger signs may require silicone adhesive. See installation guide for full instructions.
• Customization: Over 80 standard colors available for sign, font, and graphics upon request.

Text Reads:

• Are you getting little or no pay for your work?
• Were there promises made about your job that weren't kept?
• Is someone keeping your documents from you?
• Are you engaging in sexual acts for money against your will or out of fear?

If you or someone you know is being trafficked or exploited, we will support you.

To get support or report a tip, call 1-888-373-7888 or text BeFree (233-733).

For more information, visit mainesten.org.

Ideal Applications:

• Hotels, motels, inns, resorts, and bed & breakfast properties
• Municipal and government buildings
• Schools, colleges, and universities
• Gyms, health clubs, and fitness centers
• Hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities
• Community centers, libraries, and transit hubs
• Restaurants, bars, and retail establishments
• Event venues and entertainment facilities
• Any facility seeking to display trafficking hotline information

Installation:

Use the included foam tape strips on a clean, dry surface. Press firmly from the center outward. Larger or high-traffic placements may require silicone adhesive. Please refer to our installation guide for complete instructions.

Compliance:

This sign was designed in accordance with Maine Title 26 Section 879. Hotels should post the notice at front entrances or lobby areas in a conspicuous manner. While no exact size is mandated, 8.5" × 11" is a common standard. Maine commonly provides materials in English, Spanish, and French. Please check with your local inspector to ensure it meets all code requirements for your specific city or county.