Bergenfield maintains a No-Knock List letting residents opt out of unsolicited door-to-door sales, with registration through the Municipal Clerk's Department and enforcement against permitted solicitors.
The Borough of Bergenfield operates a No-Knock List allowing residents to opt out of receiving unsolicited door-to-door sales solicitations. Residents register through the Municipal Clerk's Department using the Borough's No-Knock List Registration Form. Permitted solicitors are required to honor the registry, and addresses on the list may not be approached for unsolicited commercial sales calls. The program complements Chapter 227's permitting framework, providing an additional resident-driven layer of enforcement on top of the Police Chief's permit and ID card requirements.
Soliciting at a registered No-Knock address can lead to permit revocation, summonses, and additional fines under Chapter 227.
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