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Fayetteville, AR Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified July 2026

Key Facts

Decal
Free from Planning Department
Effect
Legal no-knock notice
Covered Signs
No solicitors/peddlers/trespassing
Binds
Even exempt canvassers

Summary

Fayetteville residents can get a free 'no soliciting/no peddling' decal from the Planning Department. Once a decal or a 'no solicitors,' 'no peddlers,' or 'no trespassing' sign is posted, it is unlawful under Code §116.02 for any solicitor to knock or ring the bell.

Enter upon any private residence, knock on the door, ring the doorbell, or otherwise attempt to gain admittance at the residence when the premises' owner or tenant has posted at the entry of the residence a decal or sign bearing the words, "no soliciting/no peddling," "no peddlers," "no solicitors," "no trespassing," or other words of similar import.

Source: Fayetteville Unified Development CodeView official code

Full Breakdown

Rather than an online registry, Fayetteville uses a posted-sign system under Code §116.02. The Planning Department gives any resident a free decal reading 'no soliciting/no peddling' to post at the front of the home; posting it puts solicitors on legal notice. It is unlawful for a peddler or solicitor to knock, ring the doorbell, or try to gain admittance where the owner has posted that decal or a sign reading 'no peddlers,' 'no solicitors,' 'no trespassing,' or similar words. Solicitors must also leave immediately when asked. The sign rule binds even political and religious canvassers, who are otherwise exempt from permitting.

Violations & Fines

Ignoring a posted no-soliciting sign is a nuisance under §116.02, punishable by fines up to $500 per offense under §10.99, plus permit revocation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I stop solicitors in Fayetteville?
Get a free 'no soliciting/no peddling' decal from the Planning Department, or post your own no-soliciting sign. Solicitors then may not knock or ring your bell under §116.02.
Does a no-soliciting sign stop religious or political canvassers?
Yes for the door itself. Even canvassers exempt from permits must honor a posted no-solicitation sign and the 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. hours.

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