
CITY OF SOUTH TUCSON
​The City of South Tucson offers a prime location for outdoor advertising, with its diverse and dynamic community serving as a hub for both residents and visitors. As a vibrant part of the greater Tucson area, South Tucson benefits from high traffic along major roads and proximity to key attractions, businesses, and neighborhoods. The area’s rich cultural heritage and ongoing development ensure a steady flow of potential customers. Outdoor advertising here provides excellent visibility to a broad audience, from local commuters to those passing through on their way to nearby destinations. With its unique urban energy, South Tucson is an ideal place to showcase your brand and engage a wide variety of consumers.

DISPLAYS
SHELTERS
Shelter displays are eye level outdoor advertising display surfaces measuring approximately 4 feet by 6 feet with a vertical orientation for imaging (Click here to view our Spec Sheet). Shelter Displays are positioned on the public right of way a few feet from the pavement and directed at vehicular traffic, mass transit riders, bicyclists and all other passersby. Reusable full color posters are installed inside a permanent ad box and protected from the weather and urban wear and tear by a clear Lexan cover. The advertising display box is an integral part of a free standing covered structure located at a bus stop and used by waiting transit riders.
BENCHES
Bench displays deliver eye level outdoor advertising surfaces measuring approximately 2 feet by 7 feet with a horizontal orientation for imaging (Click here to view our Spec Sheet). Bench displays are located adjacent to the roadway and deliver an audience including: vehicular traffic, mass transit riders, bicyclists and all other passersby. Reusable full color posters are installed in a permanent frame and protected from the weather and urban wear and tear by a clear Lexan cover forming the panel. The advertising panel is an integral part of the backrest of a free standing bench affixed at a bus stop and used by waiting transit riders.

