Soliciting & Door-to-Door in Kentucky (2026)
8 rules on the books across Kentucky, 6 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Solicitor Permits
Permits required for door-to-door salespeople and canvassers, including background check requirements and permitted hours of operation.
Campbell County
Significant RestrictionsAnyone going door-to-door in unincorporated Campbell County must register with the County Police Department first…
Read full rule →Lexington
Significant RestrictionsEvery peddler working Lexington-Fayette streets must hold a license from the Division of Revenue and post a $500 bond…
Read full rule →Oldham County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Oldham County, Kentucky, anyone who peddles door to door must get a license from the County Police…
Read full rule →Owensboro
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Owensboro, no person may conduct a charitable solicitation until the director of finance certifies the…
Read full rule →Bowling Green
Some RestrictionsDoor-to-door peddlers, solicitors and other transient businesses operating in the City of Bowling Green, Kentucky must…
Read full rule →Louisville
Some RestrictionsLouisville Metro requires anyone going door to door selling goods or taking orders to hold a peddler license from the…
Read full rule →No-Knock Registry
Programs that let homeowners register to opt out of door-to-door solicitation, and the penalties for solicitors who ignore the list.
Kentucky: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsKentucky's Home Solicitation Sales Act (KRS 367.410-460) universally grants consumers a three-business-day right to…
Read full rule →Oldham County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Oldham County, Kentucky, licensed peddlers may only go door to door between 9:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m…
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