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Lenexa, KS Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

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

Key Facts

Governing section
Lenexa City Code § 3-10-A-2, Prohibited Acts
Permitted hours
10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. local time
Opt-out notice
No Solicitors sign or the City's No Solicitors decal
Repeat calls
One call per residence per 14 day period
Photo ID
Required if the solicitor is 16 or older
Penalty
Up to $2,500 fine, one year jail, or both

Summary

In the City of Lenexa, Kansas, Section 3-10-A-2 bars soliciting at any home or business displaying a No Solicitors or No Trespassers sign, and the No Solicitors decal issued by the City counts as sufficient notice. Solicitors can work only between 10:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. The chapter sets up no registry: the posted sign or decal does the work.

Section 3-10-A-2 PROHIBITED ACTS. It shall be unlawful for any person to: Solicit at a residence, dwelling, business, or individual dwelling unit in a multi-family residential complex ("IDU"), or other location at which a sign bearing the words No Solicitors, No Trespassers, or words of similar import indicating that such persons are not wanted on the premises, is painted, affixed, or otherwise exposed to public view. This subsection shall not apply to any solicitor who gains admittance to such residence or business at the invitation of or with the consent of the occupant thereof. For purposes of this subsection, the No Solicitors decal issued by the City prominently displayed on or near the door shall constitute sufficient notice to all solicitors. However, other similar signs, as described above, are also sufficient. Solicit at hours other than the following: ten o'clock (10:00) A.M. to eight o'clock (8:00) P.M. local time. Engage in soliciting upon any premises (including privately-owned parking lots), business, IDU, or other residence after having been asked by the owner or occupant thereof to leave the premises, business, or residence.

Full Breakdown

Chapter 3-10 opens with the City's stated reasons: protecting residents' privacy and quiet enjoyment of their property, protecting them from fraud and criminal activity tied to door-to-door commercial solicitation, and reducing handbill litter that ends up in the storm water system. The purpose section notes that the Federal Bureau of Investigations, the Federal Trade Commission, the Kansas Attorney General and the Lenexa Police Department all receive complaints about door-to-door solicitation.

Section 3-10-A-2 turns that into a list of prohibited acts. A resident or business opts out by exposing a sign bearing the words No Solicitors, No Trespassers, or words of similar import. The No Solicitors decal issued by the City, prominently displayed on or near the door, is sufficient notice to all solicitors, and other similar signs also work. The ban does not apply to a solicitor who gains admittance at the invitation or with the consent of the occupant. In an apartment complex, a solicitor cannot approach an individual dwelling unit when all street entrances or all primary entrances to the complex are clearly posted "No Solicitors," unless that unit's occupant invited the solicitor.

The section also fixes hours and frequency. Soliciting is lawful only from ten o'clock A.M. to eight o'clock P.M. local time. A solicitor must leave after the owner or occupant asks, and cannot make more than one solicitation call at the same residence for identical goods or services in any consecutive fourteen day period. That count includes employees, agents or others acting for the same person.

Conduct rules apply too: give a written receipt on request for purchases over $5.00, state your name and company at the outset, do not misstate the purpose of the call, use only the main entrance, stay on walkways and driveways, and carry a government-issued photo ID if you are 16 or older. Solicitors who must register under the Kansas Offender Registration Act, or who have a recent fraud, theft, firearm or violence felony conviction, are barred entirely.

Violations & Fines

Section 3-10-A-4 makes any violation of the article a public offense punished under Section 1-1-C-3: a fine of up to $2,500, imprisonment for up to one year, or both, with each day a violation continues counted as a separate offense. Under Section 1-1-C-3 a court can also revoke licenses and permits issued by the City to a convicted violator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Lenexa keep a do-not-knock or no-solicitation registry?
Chapter 3-10 sets up no registry. Protection comes from posting a sign with the words No Solicitors or No Trespassers, or words of similar import, or displaying the No Solicitors decal issued by the City on or near the door. Section 3-10-A-2 treats the decal as sufficient notice to all solicitors, and other similar signs also count.
What hours can a solicitor knock on doors in Lenexa?
Only from ten o'clock A.M. to eight o'clock P.M. local time. Soliciting outside those hours is unlawful under Section 3-10-A-2 even at a home with no sign. A solicitor also cannot return to the same residence for identical goods or services within any consecutive fourteen day period without an invitation from the occupants.
Does a No Solicitors sign work at an apartment?
Yes, in two ways. A sign at an individual dwelling unit bars solicitors from that unit. When all street entrances or all primary entrances to the multi-family complex are clearly posted "No Solicitors," solicitors cannot approach any unit, unless a particular occupant invited the solicitor onto the property to solicit that occupant.
What must a Lenexa solicitor carry and disclose?
A solicitor 16 or older must carry a government-issued photo identification card, such as a driver's license, and produce it on request by a solicitee or a City law enforcement officer. At the outset the solicitor must give a name and the company, product or person represented, and must give a written receipt on request for purchases over $5.00.

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