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The City Council delayed action on new short-term rental rules until March 18, 2026, to allow more review. It also approved a $199,999 settlement in one closed-session case, extended homelessness services contracts, funded a $455,560 storm drain project on 19th Street, and approved a $2.5 million police vehicle outfitting agreement.
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The biggest outcome was that the council did not move forward yet on either regulating or banning short-term rentals. Instead, it postponed the decision so staff and council members can study the rules more closely before the March 18 meeting. The council also approved several spending items, including a $455,560 construction contract for 19th Street storm drain improvements and a $2.5 million agreement for police vehicle outfitting and related equipment. It extended homeless services contracts through December 31, 2026 and approved a $199,999 settlement in one closed-session lawsuit. Residents should expect more discussion later on short-term rentals, while several city projects and service contracts are already moving ahead. The council also approved a policy that requires more council involvement before city-owned property leases are negotiated and finalized.
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