Southampton, NY Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

Town Code § 254-10F bars entering private or public property to peddle before sunrise or after sunset on any day, tying the cutoff to the actual sunrise and sunset times rather than fixed clock hours. Section 254-10G separately makes it unlawful to enter private property to peddle where a sign reading 'No peddling, no soliciting, or no trespassing' is conspicuously posted, giving Southampton homeowners a direct, enforceable opt-out from door-to-door visits without needing to register on any town list. Both restrictions sit inside § 254-10's broader Regulations section alongside the congested-area ban, the road-specific parking restrictions on County Road 39, 39A and Montauk Highway, the 500-foot school and church buffer, and the 30-minute stationary-sales cap, and apply to anyone licensed to peddle under § 254-3.

The chapter's exemptions in § 254-11, covering veterans, registered charities, newspaper carriers, established-store deliveries and farmers selling their own produce, do not exempt those parties from the sunrise-to-sunset and posted-sign rules unless the exemption specifically says so.