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Dunedin vs Seminole

How do no-knock registry rules compare between Dunedin, FL and Seminole, FL?

Dunedin has fewer restrictions than Seminole.

Dunedin, FL

Pinellas County

Some Restrictions

Dunedin's solicitor ordinance under Chapter 62 prohibits soliciting at any residence displaying a No Solicitation sign and restricts canvassing to reasonable daytime hours. Violations can lead to citation, permit revocation, and trespass enforcement by police.

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Seminole, FL

Pinellas County

Heavy Restrictions

Seminole residents may post no-solicitation signs at their property, and registered solicitors must honor them. Violations are enforced as trespass under Florida law and city Chapter 6 business regulations.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactDunedinSeminole
Code chapterChapter 62 Sales, Article II-
No Solicitation signMust be honored-
HoursReasonable daytime only-
Aggressive conductProhibited-
State backingFS 501.022 home sales-
Sign placement-Visible at entry
Effect-Mandatory honor
Trespass statute-Florida 810.09
Enforcement-Pinellas Sheriff
Penalty-Citations and trespass

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Dunedin FAQ

Does posting a No Solicitation sign actually stop solicitors in Dunedin?

Yes. Under Chapter 62, permitted solicitors must respect posted No Solicitation signs. Violations are enforceable as trespass and as grounds for permit revocation by city staff.

What hours can solicitors knock on doors in Dunedin?

Permitted solicitors may only canvass during reasonable daytime hours, generally not before 9 a.m. or after sunset/8 p.m. Confirm exact hours in the current Chapter 62 text.

Seminole FAQ

Where should I post my no-solicitation sign?

Post the sign near your front door, mailbox, or gate where it is plainly visible from the public right-of-way before someone reaches your home.

What if a solicitor ignores my sign?

Call the Pinellas County Sheriff's non-emergency line. Provide a description of the person, vehicle, time, and direction of travel for response.

Does the no-knock rule apply to political canvassers?

Yes. Posted no-solicitation and no-trespass signs apply broadly under Florida trespass law, including to political and religious canvassers entering private property.

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