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Huntington Park, CA Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

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

Key Facts

Governing section
Huntington Park Municipal Code § 3-1.1814
Trigger
Visible sign such as "No Solicitors Permitted" or equivalent wording
Banned acts
Ringing the bell, knocking, or trying to gain admittance
Who is covered
Peddlers and sidewalk vendors
Religious solicitation hours
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., § 3-1.1920
Penalty
Misdemeanor for peddlers; permit revocation

Summary

In the City of Huntington Park, California, a peddler cannot ring the bell or knock at any building displaying a visible sign such as "No Peddlers Permitted," "No Solicitors Permitted," or "No Agents Permitted," or wording showing the occupant objects. Municipal Code § 3-1.1814 applies the rule to sidewalk vendors too. Religious solicitors have their own 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. window in § 3-1.1920.

It is unlawful for any peddler or any person pretending to be a peddler, for the purpose of peddling or soliciting or pretending to peddle or solicit, to ring the bell or knock at, on, or in any building, or entrance thereto, whereon there is painted, affixed, or otherwise displayed to the public view any visible sign containing any or all of the words "No Peddlers Permitted," "No Solicitors Permitted," "No Agents Permitted," or words which otherwise purport to prohibit or indicate the objection of the occupant to peddling or soliciting on the premises, and it is unlawful for any such peddler to attempt to gain admittance to such premises. Said prohibition shall apply to sidewalk vendors.

Full Breakdown

Section 3-1.1814 of the Huntington Park Municipal Code is the City's no-knock rule. It works through a posted sign on the premises: a sign painted, affixed, or otherwise displayed to public view, containing the words "No Peddlers Permitted," "No Solicitors Permitted," or "No Agents Permitted," or words that otherwise purport to prohibit or indicate the occupant's objection to peddling or soliciting. The section does not mention a registry or list; the sign itself is the opt-out. A resident in the City of Huntington Park who posts one makes it unlawful for a peddler, or anyone pretending to be one, to ring the bell, knock, or try to gain admittance.

The rule sits in Article 18 of Title 3, Chapter 1. Section 3-1.1801 defines a peddler as anyone going from house to house, place to place, or street to street to sell, solicit, take orders, or make demonstrations, and it includes people who pass out commercial handbills or take commercial surveys on City sidewalks or streets. Section 3-1.1814 states that the prohibition applies to sidewalk vendors. Section 3-1.1802 requires every peddler and sidewalk vendor to hold a permit from the Director of Finance.

The article exempts certain people. Under § 3-1.1816, the provisions do not apply to licensed house-to-house food or milk routes, commercial salespeople for wholesale firms, newspaper and religious publication peddlers, natural persons soliciting their own personal services, ticket sellers for religious, charitable, or educational events, and certified blind persons, among others. Because the exemption removes them from the article, the sign rule in § 3-1.1814 is written for peddlers outside those categories.

Religious solicitation has a separate sign rule. Section 3-1.1920 limits permit holders to the hours between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., bars solicitors under 14, and bars solicitation at any dwelling with a "No Solicitors" sign or similar indication that no contact is desired. Section 3-1.1814 itself sets no hours.

Violations & Fines

Under § 3-1.1817, violating the article is a misdemeanor punishable under Chapter 2 of Title 1, in addition to revocation of the permit or license. A peddler who knocks at a posted door also risks summary revocation of the permit by the Director of Finance for violating the article (§ 3-1.1810). Sidewalk vendors and compact mobile food operations cannot be punished as an infraction or misdemeanor and are not subject to arrest except when permitted under law.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a no-solicitation sign in Huntington Park?
Section 3-1.1814 covers any visible sign painted, affixed, or otherwise displayed to public view that contains any of the words "No Peddlers Permitted," "No Solicitors Permitted," or "No Agents Permitted," or words that otherwise purport to prohibit or indicate the occupant's objection to peddling or soliciting. The sign can be on the building or at the entrance to it.
Is there a no-knock registry in the City of Huntington Park?
Section 3-1.1814 does not create or mention a registry. The protection comes from a visible sign on the building or its entrance. Once the sign is up, § 3-1.1814 makes it unlawful for a peddler to ring the bell or knock, and unlawful to try to gain admittance to the premises. Section 3-1.1920 separately honors a "No Solicitors" sign against religious solicitors.
What hours can religious solicitors go door to door?
Under § 3-1.1920, religious solicitation under a City permit can take place only between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., cannot be conducted by anyone under 14, and cannot be made at a house, apartment, or other dwelling with a "No Solicitors" sign or similar indication. The Police Chief issues those permits, which are valid for 60 days under § 3-1.1925.
Who is exempt from the no-solicitors sign rule?
Section 3-1.1816 says the article does not apply to people such as licensed house-to-house milk or food route distributors, wholesale sales agents, newspaper and religious publication peddlers, natural persons soliciting their own personal services, ticket sellers for religious, charitable, or educational events, and certified blind persons. Sidewalk vendors are not exempt on the strength of the fixed place of business or wholesale agent categories.

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