Business Licensing & Operations in Monroe County, NY (2026)
2 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in Monroe County, New York.
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Secondhand Dealers
Secondhand dealers in Monroe County need a Sheriff-issued dealer's license, expiring every December 31, with an application filed by the owner or operator on Sheriff-provided forms.
Monroe County Secondhand Dealer Licensing
Some RestrictionsMonroe County Code § 384-6.B, D
Licenses shall expire annually on December 31 after date of issuance. C. The annual license fee shall be $150. There shall be a fee of $10 for replacement of a lost license. D. An application for a pawnbroker's, secondhand dealer's, or jewelry and coin exchange dealer's license (hereinafter "dealer’s license") shall be made by the owner (or operator, if different than the owner) on forms ...
Pawnbrokers
Every pawnbroker operating in Monroe County must hold a Sheriff-issued dealer's license, renewed each December 31, with a $150 annual fee and a $10 fee to replace a lost license.
Monroe County Pawnbroker License Required
Some RestrictionsMonroe County Code § 384-6.A, C
Every pawnbroker, secondhand dealer and jewelry and coin exchange dealer operating within Monroe County is required to be licensed according to this chapter. The Monroe County Sheriff shall be the licensing authority authorized to issue licenses for pawnbrokers, secondhand dealers and jewelry and coin exchange dealers. B. Licenses shall expire annually on December 31 after date of issuance. ...
Business Licensing & Operations by City in Monroe County
1 cities in Monroe County have their own business licensing & operations rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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