If you want to set up a warning sign at the door of your store (residence), it is forbidden to whistle or disturb the people. Which unit do I need to contact? Which department?

If you want to hang a warning sign in front of your own shop (residence) prohibiting honking and disturbing people, you generally need to contact the local urban management department or municipal management department. These departments are responsible for managing public order and city appearance, including setting up traffic signs and warning signs.

Here are some steps that may need to be taken:

Consultation: First of all, you can consult the local urban management department or municipal administration department about whether such warning signs are allowed on private properties and the specific application process and requirements.

Application: If you get a positive answer, you may need to fill out an application form and provide relevant supporting materials, such as proving that you are the owner or manager of the property.

Examination and approval: After the application is submitted, relevant departments will examine and approve it according to local regulations and standards. In some cases, it may be necessary to obtain the consent of other departments, such as the traffic management department.

Production and installation: once approved, warning signs can be produced according to the prescribed standards and formats and installed at their designated locations.

Supervision and maintenance: After installation, you need to maintain warning signs regularly to ensure that they are clearly visible and comply with relevant laws and regulations.

It should be noted that the specific processes and requirements in different regions may be different, so it is best to contact the relevant administrative departments in your place directly to obtain the most accurate information and guidance. In addition, although you can set up warning signs, the punishment for violations usually needs law enforcement departments. You may need to cooperate with local traffic police or urban management law enforcement departments to ensure that the purpose of warning signs is effectively implemented.