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No-Knock Registry: Aurora vs Centennial

How do no-knock registry rules compare between Aurora, CO and Centennial, CO?

Aurora and Centennial have similar restriction levels.

Aurora, CO

Arapahoe County

Some Restrictions

Residents can post No Soliciting signs at entrances to legally bar commercial solicitors; violating a posted sign is a municipal offense subject to citation.

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Centennial, CO

Arapahoe County

Some Restrictions

Aurora and Centennial maintain no-solicitation registries and enforce posted No Soliciting signs. Registered addresses are distributed to permitted commercial solicitors. Violators face $100 to $500 fines. Registry does not apply to political, religious, or nonprofit canvassing which are First Amendment protected.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactAuroraCentennial
Sign EffectLegal notice-
First OffenseUp to 750-
Do Not KnockRegistry available-
ExemptionReligious/political-
Aurora Registry-APD-maintained
Sign Authority-Aurora §98-45, Cent. §9-16
Fine Range-$50-$500
State Cooling Off-C.R.S. §6-1-304
Exempt-Political, religious

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Aurora FAQ

How do I join the Do Not Knock list?

Contact Aurora Tax and Licensing. Registration is free and solicitors must cross-reference the list.

What if a salesperson won't leave?

Tell them clearly to leave. If they refuse, call police. Refusing to leave after being asked is trespassing.

Centennial FAQ

Does a No Soliciting sign have legal force in Aurora?

Yes. Aurora City Code §98-45 makes ignoring a posted No Soliciting sign a violation subject to $50 to $250 fines. Refusing to leave escalates to criminal trespass under C.R.S. §18-4-503.

How do I register for the no-solicitation list?

In Aurora, contact the Aurora Police Department non-emergency line or register online through the city website. Registration is free and immediate.

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