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Gilbert begins program regulating short-term rentals

Gilbert property owners will be required to obtain and maintain a license for all short-term rentals and vacation properties. 

The town is partnering with GovOS to launch a new short-term rental licensing process and roll out several new resources for the community, including a 24/7 questions-and-complaint hotline (1-888-751-1911) and online complaint form, according to a release.

Short-term rental property owners will have access to a portal where they can manage their rental property, and all property owners located next to a short-term property will receive emergency contact information for that rental property via mail. 

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Gilbert begins program regulating short-term rentals

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Gilbert property owners will be required to obtain and maintain a license for all short-term rentals and vacation properties. 

The town is partnering with GovOS to launch a new short-term rental licensing process and roll out several new resources for the community, including a 24/7 questions-and-complaint hotline (1-888-751-1911) and online complaint form, according to a release.

Short-term rental property owners will have access to a portal where they can manage their rental property, and all property owners located next to a short-term property will receive emergency contact information for that rental property via mail. 

New Fees for Short-Term Property Owners

 To assist in monitoring short-term rentals, Gilbert is introducing a new fee structure for short-term rental property owners, which includes:

  • A $100 registration fee.
  • A $100 rolling annual renewal fee.

Registering A Short-Term Property

Property owners will receive a registration letter from GovOS via mail that contains an account number and directions on how to register and receive a license.

Property owners who have not received a registration letter can request one via email at blt.str.support@govos.com.

For more: webpage for short-term rentals.

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