Newman Signs

Newman Signs is a fence company in Jamestown, North Dakota, located at 1606 6th Ave SW. The company manufactures and distributes traffic signs, billboards, posters, vinyl posters, banners, specialty signs, and contracts urban work. Its product lines cover traffic signs, roadway safety products, outdoor advertising, custom printing, and quality fences for both commercial and residential customers. Newman Signs holds a rating of 5.00 based on reviews from customers who have worked with the company.

Founded by Harold Newman in 1956, the business began in his mother-in-law's garage, where he painted signs to help pay for college. After graduating, he relocated the company to Jamestown, North Dakota, where the main office and manufacturing facility remain. The business started with eight employees focused on billboards and has expanded over the decades by acquiring other sign companies, moving into traffic sign manufacturing, adding a digital printing division, and developing its commercial and residential fence division. Today, the company's billboard structures and traffic signs are produced at the Jamestown location, with additional divisions in Bismarck, Fargo, Grand Forks, and Minot. Newman Print, a large-format printing facility, produces vehicle wraps, fleet graphics, banners, and bold outdoor campaigns for advertisers across the continental United States and Alaska, with a heavy concentration of work in the Upper Midwest. The company also produces high-visibility traffic signs for construction zones and infrastructure projects to support roadway safety.

The facility sits on 6th Ave SW near West Business Loop, with 17th Street Southwest a short distance to the north. Louis L'Amour Elementary School is about six tenths of a mile away, and Anton Klaus Park is within roughly eight tenths of a mile. Buffalo Mall and Frontier Fort Camp are both nearby.

After more than 65 years of operation, Newman Signs is among the nation's larger sign manufacturers, serving both private and public sector clients from its long-standing Jamestown headquarters.