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Council makes short-term rental license database public with amendments; moves bill favorably

Prince George's County Council (Committee of the Whole) · September 24, 2024
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Summary

CB66-2024 will require DPIE to publish a searchable short-term rental database with host/location/licensing fields; the committee approved amendments removing owner-name and registration number and moved the bill favorably with unanimous support.

Staff presented proposed draft 2 of CB66-2024 to extend DPIE's short-term rental licensing database into a public, searchable resource. The proposed public fields include host, physical address, council district, municipality, license number and any outstanding code violations.

Two amendments were adopted into draft 2 at the request of DPIE: removal of an "owner name" field for corporation/LLC owners (DPIE will collect resident agent details for corporate entities) and removal of a registration-number field. The County Executive's Office indicated support for the draft as amended. After a short roll call, the committee moved CB66 favorably as amended (8–0).

Proponents said public access to licensing and code-violation information improves transparency and compliance; staff will coordinate with DPIE on implementation details prior to final enactment.