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

170 lets any occupant refuse solicitors by posting a No Solicitation sign or placard on or near the main entrance door, or on or near the property line adjacent to the sidewalk leading to the residence; the display alone counts as notice that the occupant does not invite solicitors, and it is the solicitor's job to check for the sign before approaching, not the resident's job to intercept anyone. The section applies even to solicitors otherwise exempt from registration, such as religious canvassers, political advocates, and school-approved charitable fundraisers.

180 turns that notice into an enforceable duty: it is a violation for any person soliciting or advocating to knock, ring the doorbell, or otherwise try to attract an occupant's attention at a residence bearing a No Solicitation sign, and a solicitor who reaches a marked residence must desist and immediately leave without any relief from holding a valid registration certificate. The same section separately bars using ruse or deception to secure an audience, making unwanted physical contact, following someone into a residence without consent, continuing to solicit after being told there is no interest, and using obscene language or gestures. m. Mountain Time unless the resident has given express prior permission.