Soliciting & Door-to-Door in Floyd County, IN (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Floyd County, Indiana.
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Solicitor Permits
Anyone soliciting for a commercial purpose in unincorporated Floyd County must first get a license from the Board of Commissioners' office under Floyd County Code § 110.02. Applicants disclose their identity, employer, product or service, and any vehicles used, and the county charges a fee to cover the licensing program and the no-knock list it maintains.
Floyd County Solicitor Permit Requirement
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Code § 110.02
(A) A person who wishes to solicit for a commercial purpose within the county must obtain a license from the Board of Commissioners’ office. (B) Applications for licenses as direct sellers, solicitors, or canvassers shall be made to the Board of Commissioners’ office. The applicant shall give: (1) His or her complete identification; ... (4) The nature of the product or services in which...
No-Knock Registry
Floyd County keeps a no-knock list of residents who do not want door-to-door solicitors, maintained by the Board of Commissioners under Floyd County Code § 110.03. Soliciting a listed address, or one displaying a no-soliciting sign, is a separate violation under § 110.05(B) that carries its own fine and lets the resident sue for civil damages.
Floyd County No-Knock Solicitor List
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Code §§ 110.01, 110.03, 110.05
COUNTY NO-KNOCK LIST. ... The list of names and addresses of residents of the county who have indicated that they do not wish to receive solicitors. ... NO-SOLICITING SIGN. A sign placed on or near a resident’s door facing the street that indicates that solicitors are unwanted. ... (A) Any resident of the county may add his or her name and address to the county no-knock list by providing this...
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