Henry County, GA Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

Section 3-3-46 regulates door-to-door canvassing and soliciting across unincorporated Henry County, and subsection (2)(e) lists acts that are unlawful for any canvasser or solicitor regardless of registration status. Paragraph 4 of that list makes it unlawful to solicit or canvass on any private premises upon which is displayed a sign, plaque or other posting declaring "No Soliciting" or other similar prohibition. Paragraph 2 backs that up for shared and semi-public property, barring solicitation at any residence, apartment complex or shopping center, other than areas open to public parking, where a sign has been posted prohibiting solicitation and the occupant or property owner has not given express prior permission.

Paragraph 3 treats remaining on private premises after being asked to leave, or continuing to solicit on public streets after being refused, as harassment, a separate unlawful act under the same subsection. These no-soliciting protections apply on top of the county's general registration and fee system: even a solicitor who has registered with the revenue collection officer, paid the regulatory fee and carries a county identity card still commits a violation by knocking on a door posted against solicitation. 00, up to sixty days in the county jail, or both.