Campbell County, KY Soliciting & Door-to-Door: Solicitor Permits (2026)
Key Facts
- Registration required before
- Beginning door-to-door solicitation
- Register with
- Campbell County Police Department
- Information required
- Name, address, employer, solicitation dates
- Permit must be
- Carried on solicitor's person
- Exemption
- Students from local schools
- Fine range
- $10 to $500 per violation
- Applies in
- Unincorporated Campbell County only
Summary
Anyone going door-to-door in unincorporated Campbell County must register with the County Police Department first, giving their name, address, employer, and the dates they plan to solicit, then carry the permit the department issues. Local school students are exempt from the whole requirement.
Any and all door-to-door solicitors within the unincorporated area of the county shall, before beginning such solicitation, be required to register with the County Police Department, giving their names, address, and the firm by which they are employed, and the time during which they intend to pursue said occupation in county. ... A permit shall then be issued by the County Police Department, and said permit must be carried on the solicitor's person while soliciting. All students from local schools would be exempt from the provisions of the subchapter.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: 2026 S-50: Supplement contains: Local legislation current through Ord. O-09-2026, passed 8-5-26; and Res. R-42-26, passed 7-15-26; and State legislation current through KRS Pamphlet 2025).
Full Breakdown
Chapter 112 of the Campbell County Code covers door-to-door solicitation in the unincorporated area of the county. 01 requires any and all door-to-door solicitors to register with the County Police Department before beginning solicitation, disclosing their name, address, the firm employing them, and the time period during which they intend to solicit in the county. 02 follows up on that registration: once registered, the County Police Department issues a permit, and the solicitor must carry that permit on their person while soliciting door to door.
The same section carves out one exemption, students from local schools do not need to register or carry a permit under this subchapter, which in practice covers school fundraising drives like candy or magazine sales. The rule reaches only the unincorporated part of Campbell County; solicitors working inside Newport, Alexandria, or the county's other incorporated cities are subject to those cities' own permitting ordinances instead. The chapter has stood unchanged since it was adopted by Res. R-46-75 on October 20, 1975, and enforcement runs through the County Police Department rather than a separate licensing office, meaning the same agency handles both registration intake and permit issuance for canvassers, peddlers, and other door-to-door solicitors operating in the county.
Violations & Fines
Section 112.99 sets the penalty at not less than $10 nor more than $500 for anyone who solicits door-to-door without registering under § 112.01, or who solicits without carrying the permit required by § 112.02. Each day the unregistered or unpermitted solicitation continues counts as a separate offense, so daily canvassing without a permit can multiply the fine quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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