Who's Knocking?
East Cocalico Township requires individuals conducting door-to-door sales or solicitation activities to obtain a Township-issued permit, as applicable under Township regulations. These requirements help promote accountability and provide residents with a way to verify individuals soliciting within the community.
Solicitation Permit Requirements
Individuals applying for a solicitation permit must provide photo identification, complete a criminal background check, and comply with applicable regulations outlined in the Township Code.
Approved solicitors are required to carry their Township-issued permit while conducting solicitation activities and must present it to property owners upon request.
Active Solicitation Permits
The following individuals and businesses currently hold active solicitation permits issued by East Cocalico Township.
Permit information is subject to change.
This list will be updated as permits are issued, renewed, or expire.
|
Business |
Individual(s) |
Permit Expiration |
| Lawn Legend LLC | Edward McAlanis | December 23, 2026 |
| JC Family Lawn Care | Jasmine Colon & Joshua Colon | January 14, 2027 |
| Clean Cut Tree & Lawn | Kyle Lonaberger & Vince Bruno | March 24, 2027 |
| Renewal by Anderson | Andrew Aragon, Melany Dillard, Carter Imes, Hezikyah Latini, and Robert Paist | June 18, 2027 |
| Beine & Beisker Services | Caden Beisker | July 1, 2027 |
| Moise Pest Control | Atley Robinson & Nathan Leonhardt | July 20, 2027 |
| Trinity Solar | Nicholas Stevens | October 29, 2027 |
| Trinity Solar | Alexander Langhans | November 10, 2027 |
Know Your Rights as a Property Owner
While the Township regulates commercial door-to-door solicitation, certain activities are protected under the First Amendment. Religious organizations, political candidates, and certain nonprofit organizations may be exempt from Township permitting requirements.
Property owners have the right to decline solicitation. Residents who do not wish to receive unsolicited visits are encouraged to display a clearly visible "No Soliciting" sign near their front door or property entrance.
Questions or Concerns?
If someone visits your property claiming to have a Township solicitation permit but is not listed above, or if you have questions about solicitation regulations, please contact East Cocalico Township at (717) 336-1720.
Residents may also request to see a solicitor's Township-issued permit to verify their authorization.
