Council introduces 'no-knock' solicitation registry; public hearing scheduled
Council introduced Ordinance 2026-14 to create a no-knock/solicitation registry maintained by the clerk; exceptions would apply for political, religious, charitable solicitations and deliveries. Councilmembers discussed tabling but ultimately moved to introduce the ordinance for public comment at a future hearing.
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The Englewood Cliffs Borough Council introduced an ordinance on July 8 to add a no-knock (solicitation) provision to the borough's licensing code. Under the proposal residents could request their names be placed on a list maintained by the municipal clerk; solicitors who obtain a local permit would be required to consult the list and would be prohibited from calling on registered addresses.
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