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Short-term rental compliance at 99.5%; county working to speed business-license process and pursue online notary
Summary
Licensing and compliance reported 99.5% short-term-rental registration compliance; staff also reported halving business-license turnaround times and pursuing online notarization at the state level to eliminate annual paper affidavits.
Glynn County licensing and compliance staff reported a significant rise in short-term rental registration compliance and described efforts to shorten business-license turnaround times and replace paper notarizations.
Christie Kinstle, director of licensing and compliance, said short-term rental compliance reached 99.5% and that compliance staff used software…
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