Flagler County, FL Garage & Yard Sales: Frequency, Duration & Permits (2026)

Flagler County's Chapter 20 code once devoted Article V, sections 20-321 through 20-328, to garage sale regulation; those sections were originally enacted by Ord. No. 99-03 in April 1999. The editor's note preserved in the current code confirms that Section 4 of Ord. No. 2008-27, adopted September 15, 2008, repealed that entire article, and the sections are now marked "Reserved" in the code with no replacement text. Nothing in the current Chapter 20, or elsewhere in the general code searched for this entry, sets a per-year sale count, a maximum sale duration, permit requirement, or signage rule specific to residential garage, yard, or estate sales in the unincorporated county.

Because the repeal removed the entire regulatory framework rather than replacing it, a resident holding a garage sale on unincorporated county property is not subject to a county-specific frequency or duration cap; general nuisance, parking, and sign provisions elsewhere in the code would still apply to associated conduct, but no dedicated garage-sale limit exists to quote. This absence is local and specific to Flagler County's own repeal history, not a statewide preemption; Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Beverly Beach and Marineland each set their own separate municipal rules and residents there should check that city's code instead of assuming this repeal applies to them.