Government LED Signs

Let’s first begin with the obvious, which is to replace your current exterior signs with digital alternatives. Regardless of where they are placed your new sign can be multiple signs in one. First and foremost a sign that helps people locate your business or different areas within your parking lot. The sign can have your business or department name as well as a few other indicators like the weather and time.

It can quickly shuffle through a variety of messages. Maybe it rests on your location name for 3 seconds, then flashes through relevant announcements, directions, marketing materials, areas of parking, operating hours and more. Also, with LED lights your sign will be easy to see from many blocks away.

If you operate a large government facility you can strategically place multiple signs throughout your lobby. The first might be a welcome sign that talks guest through entry protocols. This office digital display board could include hours of operation for different departments and provide alerts to any daily events or activities. You could place another set by the elevators to help guests determine which floor they are heading to. You might already have similarly printed or manually updated signs, with an LED sign you can make these updates in real-time. For example, if someone moves offices you can update it without delay with our digital signage for the government.

If your office or building is spread out, you can place signs that help guide guests and new employees. This goes beyond a general directory of what floor or office to go to, to highlighting which way to go for the restrooms or the name of the section of the building. The sign could include a map of “you are here” and a layout for how to get to key places nearby. In large facilities, these signs alone can free up a lot of customer service agent time and reduce the number of visitors who head to the wrong location.

Digital signage for the government and military can be ordered in a variety of square and rectangular signs, perfect for placing at the front of customer service lines. Or use your signage as a “who’s next” customer service screen at locations like the Department of Motor Vehicles where you must wait until your number is called. These signs can be small, but the lettering can be large. This means no more calling out numbers as the “who’s next” number will populate on the screen.

Look for ways to place your digital signage for the government outside of your brick and mortar location. For example, you could place a sign downtown or in high-traffic areas of your city for a variety of purposes. You could highlight or post reminders for local community events, use for emergency alerts, or place temporarily to stream live events—like elections, speeches, seminars, or concerts in the park. Don’t forget utilizing your off-site signage for marketing and promotions.

Since signs can be updated in real-time you can post internal safety bulletins and updates. This might include OSHA signs, chemical dilution directions, safe lifting videos, and industry or area-specific alerts and warnings. This should include reminders for required safety signage, recent protocol changes, and tips to help keep your team safe at work.

These are just some of the top ways to utilize your new digital signage for the government or military, but you’ll be sure to find many more. Reach out to Mega LED Technology today to order your custom LED sign!

You must not forget your internal consumers when choosing how many digital signs to place in your government location, like using your new sign as an internal communication board. Consider where signs can be placed in employee-only areas to share things like an office calendar, birthdays, annual anniversaries, upcoming community events you are participating in, company parties, after-hours networking events, and more. It is also somewhere you can post internal memos and reminders. The lunchroom is a perfect place for your internal communication boards.