Crime & Safety
Deerfield Police Warn Residents Of Increase In Door-To-Door Solicitors
To prevent solicitors, residents are encouraged to prominently display a "no soliciting" notice on or near the main entrance of their homes.
DEERFIELD, IL — With warmer weather here, Deerfield police and Village officials remind residents there will also be an increase in the number of door-to-door solicitors stopping by their homes.
The Village recently released the following guidelines and rules regulating door-to-door solicitation:
- Must cease solicitation upon owner or occupant request
- Must obey posted “No Solicitors” signs
- Must carry and display their permit while they are soliciting
- May only ring bells, knock or engage with residents for solicitation between the hours of 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.
According to police, if a solicitor does not display or cannot produce a permit, they may not be licensed to solicit within Deerfield and can be reported by calling 847-945-8636. Visit the Solicitor Permit page on the Village's website to see a list of current solicitor license holders.
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