Indianapolis maintains a No Solicitation Registry at IndyGov.org. Posted "No Soliciting" signs are legally enforceable under Rev. Code §811-203. Fines for ignoring.
Indianapolis-Marion County operates a voluntary No Solicitation Registry maintained by DBNS — residents add their address online at IndyGov.org or by calling the Mayor's Action Center (317-327-4622). All licensed solicitors must consult the registry before canvassing. Per Rev. Code §811-203, a clearly posted "No Soliciting" sign at the property entrance is independently enforceable — licensed solicitors who knock anyway face citation. Exempt speech categories (religious, political, nonprofit charitable) are not bound by the registry but are generally expected to honor posted signs as a courtesy. Aggressive or repeat violators can be permanently banned from soliciting in Marion County.
Ignoring posted No Soliciting sign: $100 to $500 per §811-203. Soliciting at registered address: $250 per incident and license review. Third offense in 12 months: license revocation.
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