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No-Knock Registry: San Bernardino vs Victorville

How do no-knock registry rules compare between San Bernardino, CA and Victorville, CA?

San Bernardino and Victorville have similar restriction levels.

San Bernardino, CA

San Bernardino County

Some Restrictions

San Bernardino residents may post No Soliciting or No Trespassing signs, making continued canvassing trespass under California Penal Code 602. Solicitors who ignore signs can lose their city permit under Chapter 5.30.

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Victorville, CA

San Bernardino County

Some Restrictions

Victorville solicitors must honor posted No Soliciting or No Trespassing signs at individual homes and multi-family entrances. Ignoring a posted sign is a Municipal Code violation enforceable by citation.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactSan BernardinoVictorville
Legal basisCalifornia Penal Code 602(o)-
Sign effectPosted No Soliciting sign creates trespass liability-
Permit actionCity may revoke permit for sign violations-
Religious canvassersMust still honor posted signs-
Police lineNon-emergency (909) 383-5311-
Effect of posted sign-Legal notice, enforceable
State trespass law-CA Penal Code 602
Community entry signs-Apply to all units inside
Permit consequence-Suspension or revocation

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

San Bernardino FAQ

Does a No Soliciting sign have to be a specific size or wording?

No. California law accepts any clear posting visible at the entrance. A reasonable-size sign on the front door, gate, or driveway is sufficient to put solicitors on notice under Penal Code 602(o).

Can I record solicitors at my door?

Yes, video recording on your own property is legal. Audio recording requires two-party consent under Penal Code 632 and is safer through a doorbell camera that discloses recording.

Will police actually respond to a solicitor ignoring my sign?

Yes, for repeat or aggressive cases. Call the non-emergency line with details and photos. The Police Department can also refer the solicitor for city permit revocation.

Victorville FAQ

Does a No Soliciting sign actually work?

Yes. In Victorville, ignoring a posted No Soliciting sign is a Municipal Code violation and can also support a trespass charge under state law.

Do HOAs need individual signs on every door?

No. A clearly posted community No Soliciting sign at the main entry is generally sufficient notice for the whole property.

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