Town of Hempstead approves 'Do Not Knock' program
The Town of Hempstead has voted unanimously to approve the "Do Not Knock" program. Officials say residents can put a "Do Not Knock" decal on their door to ward off solicitors. The solicitors who ignore
•
Mar 25, 2015, 8:53 PM
•
Updated 3,751 days ago
Share:
The Town of Hempstead has voted unanimously to approve the "Do Not Knock" program.
Officials say residents can put a "Do Not Knock" decal on their door to ward off solicitors. The solicitors who ignore it can be hit with fines as high as $1,000, town officials say.
The Town of Oyster Bay already has a similar anti-solicitation program.
Officials say to contact Town Hall to get a decal.
More from News 12
1:57
Independent divers find car in Mount Sinai Harbor with human remains inside
1:55
STORM WATCH: Hot, humid and scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms for Long Island
0:42
Memorial Sloan Kettering, UnitedHealthcare reach multiyear agreement to ensure continued in-network service for LI cancer patients
Jury says it reached verdict on 4 of 5 counts in Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial, judge indicates they'll keep deliberating
1:34
Guide to free Fourth of July firework shows on Long Island
0:52
