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

A sets a hard cap on residential garage sales: "Garage/yard sales shall be permitted in a residential district not to exceed two times per year for up to three days per sale," with the year running "from January 1 through December 31," so the count resets every calendar year rather than rolling on a 12-month basis from a resident's first sale. The section cross-references chapter 14-11 for any signage put out for the sale. Subsection B extends the same two-sale, three-day cap to outdoor sales run as fundraisers by non-profit organizations or businesses, letting them proceed "without a special event permit" as long as they stay within it, but layers on conditions the ordinary residential garage sale does not carry: the sale must sit in a non-residential district or on a site occupied by a legally established non-profit or business within a residential district; it cannot block required setbacks, parking, drive aisles, rights-of-way, fire hydrants, fire department connections, sidewalks or building access; it must run on the same property as the non-profit's primary business location with the property owner's written authorization; no on-site food cooking or preparation is allowed; and any tent or temporary sign for the event needs its own building permit under chapter 14-11.

7 closes the loop: any business exceeding these two-times-per-year, three-day parameters "must apply for a special event with sales permit" and follow every requirement of § 14-6-30, the temporary outdoor sales section, meaning a would-be third sale in a calendar year has to go through full special-event review rather than simply happening.