🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - South Lake Tahoe, CA
South Lake Tahoe Cracks Down on Vacation Rentals: What You Need to Know
Topic
Regulations
Focuses on new, updated, or proposed laws, regulations, and ordinances across various industries. This includes changes to governmental policies or frameworks that could impact businesses, organizations, or society.
Daily Regulatory Notes 06/12/2025
Cities address STRs. Hawaii County, HI approves bill; Maui County, HI discusses bill; Talbot Count, MD reviews regulations; Roswell, GA approves regulations; Atlas Township, MI schedules public comment session. READ MORE.
🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Columbia, MO
New Rules, New Reality for Columbia’s Short-Term Rental Scene
Daily Regulatory Notes 06/11/2025
Cities address STRs. Pinellas County, FL handles lawsuit; Glen Ellyn Village, IL blocks rental ban; Orange County, CA reconsiders regulations; Columbia, SC proposes moratorium; Jamaica Beach, TX forms association; Charleston County, SC; Parkville, MO; Ocala, FL; Yavapai County, AZ. READ MORE.
🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Nantucket, MA
Judge’s Ruling Deals Blow to STRs in Historic Nantucket
Meetings We're Watching This Week (W24)
Watch out for this week’s meetings and workshops addressing community concerns, including short-term rentals, zoning, and neighborhood impacts.
Daily Regulatory Notes 06/09/2025
Cities address STRs. Montana enforces law; Nantucket, MA discusses zoning code; South Lake Tahoe, CA changes regulations; Hermosa Beach, CA handles lawsuit; Maui, HI discusses bill; Columbia, MO enforces ordinance; Saratoga Springs, NY reviews enforcement. READ MORE.
🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - National City, CA
Short-Term Rental Crackdown in National City Delayed — But Still on the Table
Weekly Regulatory Briefing (23)
Each week, we bring together the biggest updates in short-term rental regulations from coast to coast. Whether it’s fresh local regulations, emerging trends, or major discussions, our briefing provides all you need to stay in the know.
🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Maui, HI
Are We Losing Homes or Just Shifting the Problem?