No-Knock Registry: Glendale vs Inglewood
How do no-knock registry rules compare between Glendale, CA and Inglewood, CA?
Inglewood has fewer restrictions than Glendale.
Glendale, CA
Los Angeles County
Glendale Municipal Code 9.14.110 makes it illegal to solicit at any premises with a 'No Soliciting' sign posted, regardless of whether the solicitor has a permit. Violations are enforceable by Glendale PD.
View full Glendale rules →Inglewood, CA
Los Angeles County
Residents may post No Soliciting signs. Violating a posted No Soliciting sign may constitute trespassing under CA Penal Code 602. Inglewood PD handles enforcement on complaint.
View full Inglewood rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Glendale | Inglewood |
|---|---|---|
| No Soliciting Signs | Legally enforceable | Respected and enforceable |
| Code Section | GMC 9.14.110 | - |
| Enforcement | Glendale PD | Inglewood PD |
| Applies To | All solicitors, even licensed | - |
| State Law | - | CA Penal Code 602 (trespass) |
| Penalty | - | Trespass citation possible |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Glendale FAQ
How do I sign up for the no-knock list?
Register through Glendale website, by calling city hall, or in person. Registration is free.
Does a no-soliciting sign work?
Yes. Solicitors who ignore a posted no-soliciting sign can be cited by code enforcement.
Inglewood FAQ
How do I sign up for the no-knock list?
Register through Inglewood website, by calling city hall, or in person. Registration is free.
Does a no-soliciting sign work?
Yes. Solicitors who ignore a posted no-soliciting sign can be cited by code enforcement.
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