Queen Creek, AZ Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

Section 8-2-13 of the Town Code gives Queen Creek residents two separate tools to keep solicitors away. First, it is unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant, their agents or representatives, to come onto a property where a sign reading no peddlers, no solicitors, no transient merchants, no door-to-door salesmen, or similar wording is visible from outside. Second, and independent of any posted sign, it is unlawful for the same categories of solicitor to remain on a premises after the owner or occupant has asked them to leave, so a resident without a sign can still order a solicitor off the property and have that refusal carry legal weight.

The rule reaches licensed as well as unlicensed solicitors: holding a valid Section 8-2-1 peddler's license does not create a right to ignore a posted sign or a homeowner's request to leave. The provision sits within Article 8-2, the same article that requires solicitors to carry a Town-issued identification card under Section 8-2-7 and that lets the Lead Customer Service Representative revoke a license for conduct that breaches the peace or menaces public safety under Section 8-2-11, so a pattern of ignoring posted signs can jeopardize a solicitor's license on top of any individual citation.