Milton updates door-to-door solicitation regulations

MILTON, Ga. — The Milton City Council voted April 26 to set limitations on those who can solicit door-to-door in the city.
The move requires that any “bona fide” non-profit or charitable organization must be registered with the Secretary of State’s Office to solicit door-to-door. The regulations also make an exception for tax-exempt religious organizations and educational entities.
Police Chief Rich Austin told the council the city has a vetting process in place for solicitors in the city, but it does not cover non-profit organizations. He said outside groups have taken advantage and have been solicitating as charitable groups in Milton despite not operating in the area.

Related Keywords

Rick Mohrig ,Ken Jarrard ,Milton City Council ,Milton Municipal Court ,Chief Rich Austin ,Councilman Rick Mohrig ,Attorney Ken Jarrard ,கேன் ஜார்ரார்ட் ,மில்டன் நகரம் சபை ,மில்டன் நகராட்சி நீதிமன்றம் ,தலைமை பணக்கார ஆஸ்டின் ,வழக்கறிஞர் கேன் ஜார்ரார்ட் ,