Brigham City requires all door-to-door salespersons operating within city limits to possess a valid business license and a solicitor merchant badge, according to official city information released July 22, 2026. The regulation mandates that anyone selling merchandise or taking orders at a resident's door must be properly identified to protect the community.
Licensing Requirements and Exemptions
Under current city code, the requirement for a solicitor's license applies to any individual offering goods or services directly to residents at their homes. However, certain groups are exempt from this mandate, including newspaper carriers, candidates running for public office, and individuals conducting activities on behalf of religious organizations.
To ensure transparency, all licensed solicitors are required to wear a City-issued identification badge in a visible location, such as around their neck. This allows residents to immediately verify the legitimacy of anyone approaching their property for business purposes.
Safety Protocols and Renewals
The licensing process includes safety protocols designed to vet individuals before they are permitted to solicit within the community. Applicants for a solicitor's license must present identification to the City and undergo a background check as a prerequisite for issuance.
Brigham City officials noted that these measures are implemented specifically for the safety of residents. It is also important to note that all licenses expire at the end of each calendar year, necessitating that merchants submit a new application annually to maintain their legal status.
Reporting Unlicensed Solicitors
Residents who encounter a solicitor unable to produce a Brigham City badge are encouraged to report the incident. During standard business hours, citizens can contact Lesha Dalebout at (435) 734-6635 with a description of the individual.
For reports made outside of normal business hours, the city instructs residents to contact Police dispatch at (801) 395-8221. In such cases, an officer will respond to the situation to inform the solicitor of the specific requirements mandated by the City Code.
Active Licensed Businesses
As of July 22, 2026, several businesses are listed as having active solicitor licenses in Brigham City. CHIPr, based in Salt Lake City, maintains a large group of solicitors including Jacob Selander, Jorge Ayala, Akaysha Stewart, Davis Hall, Blake Bunderson, Jaxon Heusser, Aye Moe, Xavier Miranda, Joseph Hassan, Brinsen Rackham, and Ty Rackham.
Other active entities include Farm Bureau Financial Services, represented by Tyler Gemar; LEMMON'S LANDSCING AND CONSTRUCTION LLC, with Dale Lemmon; and Brigham Heating and Cooling Inc, featuring Samson Jeppson. Additionally, Noble Services LLC is listed with solicitor William Little.
Regional Service Providers
The list of authorized solicitors also includes regional service providers such as DAMSELFLY dba DABELLA from Austin, Texas, which lists Taylor Larsen, Ryan Alexander, Madoc Galloway, Jonah Barren, Owen Call, Elijah Anderson, Xen Clarke, Nik Nielson, Jared Bailey, and Alexandra Longoria. Miller Bros, operating out of Springville, Utah, includes solicitors Ty Norris, Ethan Sorensen, Collin Mitchell, and Luke Mitchell.
Other licensed operations include TruGreen Lawn Care with a team including Austin Rodriguez, Luke Fenton, Matthew Munoz, Preston Davis, Riley Mann, Talor Sides, Zachary York, and Dallen Wilson. Greenline Pest Solutions from Ogden lists Holland Llewelyn, Braedan Raybon, Chris Schleif, David Clegg, Gerasimova Alina, Kaden Morris, and Brayden Exline. Rounding out the active list are Ambient Pest Control, Clear Country Cleaning LLC, and local providers like Noble Services LLC.
City Oversight
Brigham City continues to manage its solicitor registry to ensure all door-to-door commerce remains transparent and regulated. The city provides resources for both applying for new licenses during business hours and reporting potential code violations to local law enforcement.
