CITY SERVICES
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I really live in the City of Union?
A common question is – My address is Union, therefore I live in the city, right? Well, maybe. The United States Postal Service sets mailing addresses, and they have a larger geographical designation for “Union” than the city limits. The physical city limits of the City are smaller than the postal designation for Union. For reference, please see the current city map available at City of Union Boundary Map
List of licensed solicitors. Where do I sign up for the NO KNOCK list?
Solicitors are required to obtain a permit, for the cost of $5 per application (and Business License as of July 1, 2023), from the City of Union. Permits expire 60 days after the date of issuance. Licensed solicitors shall receive a copy of all resident names and addresses on the NO KNOCK list. The person, firm, corporation or other entity receiving the list shall maintain the confidentiality of resident information for the purpose of preventing home solicitation sales to listed residents and their homes. Licenses may be revoked from any solicitor that violates the NO KNOCK list.
City of Union residents may request to be added to the NO KNOCK list by submitting their full name and home address online HERE.
Currently licensed solicitors in the City of Union:
How do I report infrastructure problems?
Does the City of Union provide notary services?
The City of Union offers free notary services to residents during normal business hours. The City Building, located at 1843 Bristow Dr., is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the exception of federal and state holidays.