Graffiti can appear on many types of property and different organisations are responsible for removing it. Here's how to report it.
Reporting graffiti to West Sussex County Council
The county council is responsible for removing graffiti from:
- road signs
- pavements
- subways
You can also report other road or pavement problems to the county council.
Reporting graffiti to your local district or borough council
Local district and borough councils are responsible for removing graffiti from:
- public buildings
- monuments
- benches
- bins
- private property
- bus shelters
- public toilets
- parks and playgrounds
They aim to do it within 5 working days of it being reported, or one working day if it is offensive.
Report to your local district and borough councilGraffiti on other property (managed by other organisations)
For utility boxes or substations, contact the company that owns the equipment (for example, your electricity or broadband provider).
For railway property, report to Network Rail.