No-Knock Registry: Coral Gables vs North Miami

Are no-solicitation signs enforceable in Coral Gables?

Yes. Solicitors who ignore posted no-solicitation signs face code violations. Continued solicitation after being asked to leave may constitute criminal trespass under Florida law.

Can religious groups still knock on my door if I have a no-solicitation sign?

Religious and political canvassing is protected by the First Amendment. However, canvassers must respect time restrictions and immediately leave when asked. Persistent unwanted contact can still be reported.

How do I stop solicitors from coming to my door?

Post a visible no-solicitation sign at your entrance. Register with the city's no-solicitation program. Report violations to CGPD at (305) 442-1600 or Code Enforcement at (305) 460-5216.

Does posting a 'No Soliciting' sign work in North Miami?

Yes. Solicitors who ignore a posted 'No Soliciting' or 'No Trespassing' sign and enter your property can be charged with trespassing under Florida law. Post signs at your property entrance for maximum effectiveness.

What if a solicitor refuses to leave my property?

A solicitor who refuses to leave when asked is committing trespassing under FL Statute 810.09, regardless of whether a sign is posted. Call the North Miami Police Department at (305) 891-0294 for immediate assistance.

Do no-solicitation rules apply to religious or political canvassers?

Religious and political canvassers have First Amendment protections but must still respect 'No Trespassing' signs and must leave immediately when asked. Persistent unwanted contact can still result in trespassing charges.