The city of Tempe is asking for public feedback on proposed additional new regulations for short-term rentals beginning with a virtual event Monday.
The city is one of several municipalities across the state desiring a move toward such new requirements.
These changes include owners needing to get an annual $250 regulatory permit and registering with the Maricopa County Assessor’s Office.
Currently, short-term rentals are regulated by the state, but a new law that took effect in September allows cities to implement new requirements.
Residents can provide their views on the proposed new regulations at two in-person public hearings in December and January or take an online survey on the Tempe government website through Nov. 30.
