Colorado Springs does not impose specific hourly time restrictions for garage sales beyond general noise ordinance compliance. Sales typically operate during reasonable daytime hours, generally between 7:00 AM and sunset. The city's noise ordinance applies, so early morning setup or late evening activity that disturbs neighbors could result in a noise complaint. Sales are limited to two consecutive days maximum. All merchandise, tables, and signage must be removed and the area cleaned up promptly after the sale concludes.
Colorado Springs allows garage and yard sales during designated hours, typically 8 AM to 6 PM or sunrise to sunset. Some cities restrict sales to specific days, commonly Thursday through Sunday. Sales must not create noise or traffic that disturbs neighbors. All merchandise, tables, and signs must be removed or stored out of sight after sale hours. Items left at the curb after the sale may be considered property blight. Adequate off-street parking for shoppers is recommended to avoid street congestion.
Operating outside allowed hours: $25 to $100. Items left out after sale: property blight citation $50 to $200.
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