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Local business owner urges stricter short‑term rental rules, audits and protections for county policies

Page County Board of Supervisors · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Kris Garrett, who owns three Page County businesses including a short‑term rental, asked the Board to make it harder for outside entities to operate short‑term rentals, requested county office audits, urged retention of the solar ordinance and Second Amendment sanctuary posture, and noted local gas prices in Elkton.

During the open public comment period, Kris Garrett identified herself as the owner of three Page County businesses, including a short‑term rental. She urged the Board to pursue policies that would limit outside entities operating short‑term rentals and said she wants the County to promote trades jobs and to be prepared for proposed state legislation. Garrett also asked for audits of County offices, urged the County to retain its solar ordinance as currently drafted and to keep its Second Amendment sanctuary status, and flagged higher gas prices in Elkton as a local concern.

No Board action was taken in direct response at the meeting; the comments were recorded for the public record.