East Brunswick curtails unwanted solicitations with ‘Do Not Knock’ list

Police are reminding residents that they can put their address on a list, so they don't have to be more direct next time solicitors come around.

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Feb 1, 2024, 10:25 AM

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Updated 268 days ago

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Are the guys banging on your door in the afternoon trying to sell you solar panels starting to get annoying?

There's a way to fight off unwanted solicitors in East Brunswick where residents are saying — Do Not Knock.

Police are reminding residents that they can put their address on a list so they don't have to be more direct next time solicitors come around.

However, the list does not stop political, social or religious groups.

For more information or to fill out the Do Not Knock form, click here.

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