Arizona HB2558 regulates vacation rentals and short-term rentals, prohibiting local governments from banning them and limiting their regulation.

Arizona HB2558 amends state statutes to regulate vacation rentals and short-term rentals. It prohibits cities and towns from banning these rentals and restricts counties from regulating them based on classification or occupancy, except for public health and safety. Local governments can impose conditions like requiring permits, enforcing zoning ordinances, and limiting the number of rentals. The bill also sets civil penalties for violations and mandates that owners maintain liability insurance and provide emergency contact information.

Arizona HB2558 regulates vacation rentals and short-term rentals, prohibiting local governments from banning them and limiting their regulation.

Arizona HB2558 amends state statutes to regulate vacation rentals and short-term rentals. It prohibits cities and towns from banning these rentals and restricts counties from regulating them based on classification or occupancy, except for public health and safety. Local governments can impose conditions like requiring permits, enforcing zoning ordinances, and limiting the number of rentals. The bill also sets civil penalties for violations and mandates that owners maintain liability insurance and provide emergency contact information.