New Springfield rules aim to curb aggressive door knocking
The Springfield City Council unanimously passed initial changes to the city's door-to-door solicitation ordinance Tuesday night, establishing stricter limits on commercial salespeople and increasing penalties for violations.
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AI GeneratedSpringfield city councilors have unanimously passed changes to the city's ordinance to curb aggressive door-to-door soliciting. The new rules aim to protect residents from predatory sales tactics by limiting solicitation hours, requiring solicitor registration, and increasing penalties for non-compliance.