Provo, UT Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

170 lets any resident post a No Solicitation sign near the main entrance or property line, which by itself gives legal notice that the occupant does not want solicitors; checking for that sign is the solicitor's responsibility. 180 turns that notice into an enforceable duty: every person soliciting or advocating must check each residence for a No Soliciting sign or similar placard before approaching, and if one is posted the solicitor must desist and immediately leave the property, a duty that survives even for someone holding a City certificate of registration.

The same section bars knocking, ringing the doorbell, or otherwise trying to attract a resident's attention at a property bearing such a sign, bars using ruse or deception to secure an audience, requires immediate departure if an occupant asks the solicitor to leave, and prohibits unwanted physical contact, following someone into a residence without consent, repeated solicitation after a clear no, and obscene language. m. Mountain Standard Time is unlawful for anyone, licensed or not, unless the resident has given express prior permission. 170(4).