Government-owned lampposts and street lights' poles for the posting of political signs and notices, garage sales, lost pets and missing persons, etc., has always been restricted to only signs that pertain to traffic information.
Except in the city of Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, New Mexico. It's not enough for the police, firefighters, city employees, all city vehicles, every document generated by City Hall and its departments, every newspaper advertisement, mailings, and every major building to have the in-your-face representation of the Christian Trinity crosses.
The City is now engaged in placing signage with the illegal Trinity crosses symbol on all the byways of the city at eye-level to force the vehicles' drivers to see the symbols. The signage is particularly noticeable at locations near schools and the crosswalks for the students.
