Titusville, FL Soliciting & Door-to-Door: Solicitor Permits (2026)

Article IX of the general code, Sections 11-371 through 11-382, governs peddlers, solicitors, and canvassers who travel house to house, street to street, or who solicit by phone from within the city, taking orders for goods or services to be delivered later. 00) investigation fee. Under Section 11-374, the administrator has five working days to investigate an applicant's character through the police department, building department, and the Titusville Area Chamber of Commerce, and will deny the receipt if the applicant's business responsibility is unsatisfactory or if the applicant has a disqualifying conviction.

05) a year; no more than four solicitors may work at once, and a single business tax receipt authorizes at most sixty days of solicitation, renewable up to one hundred twenty days total in a fiscal year. Section 11-375 gives a denied or revoked applicant fourteen days to appeal to the city council, whose decision is final, and Section 11-376 lets the city revoke a receipt for fraud, a disqualifying conviction, or conduct that breaches the peace. Peddlers must exhibit their receipt to any citizen who asks (Section 11-378), and Section 11-381 tasks code inspectors and police officers with demanding proof of authorization on the spot.