Pompano Beach, FL Short-Term Rentals: Noise Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Noise disclosure required
- § 153.26(E)(3) and (G)
- Outdoor music
- Banned at short-term rentals
- Special events
- 1 per fiscal year, permit required
- Noise device data retention
- 180 days
- Repeat noise violations
- Count toward 2-strike revocation
Summary
Every Pompano Beach short-term rental must post notice that unreasonably loud noise crossing the property line is unlawful and that occupants must comply with the city's noise ordinance. Section 153.26(E)(3) and (G) require this disclosure, and § 153.26(J) lets owners install a noise-level detection device to monitor compliance.
(3) A statement advising the occupant that any sound that crosses a property line at an unreasonably loud volume is unlawful within the city and may constitute a noise disturbance as defined in Chapter 97 of the City Code of Ordinances; ... (G) In each short term rental, there shall be posted notice that (i) unreasonably loud noise is prohibited, and that (ii) occupants must fully comply with the city's noise ordinance. ... (J) The short term rental may be equipped with a noise level detection device ("Device") to alert the property owner, operator, the Local Designated Representative and the tenants to unlawful noise emanating from the short term rental. All data produced by the Device will be retained for a period of 180 days and made available to the city upon its request.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: 2026 S-122: Supplement contains: Local legislation current through 2026-35, passed 7-29-26).
Full Breakdown
" Subsection (G) separately requires a posted notice stating that unreasonably loud noise is prohibited and that occupants must fully comply with the city's noise ordinance. 26(H). 26(J) authorizes the owner to install a "noise level detection device" that alerts the owner, operator, the Local Designated Representative, and tenants to unlawful noise; any data the device produces must be kept for 180 days and turned over to the city on request. 26(E)(2), tying noise compliance to a fixed, permitted headcount.
Violations & Fines
Noise complaints tied to a short-term rental count toward the two-strikes revocation rule in § 153.08(H)(1)(i): a Special Magistrate finding of two or more code violations, including unlawful noise, within 90 days is grounds to revoke the permit. Failing to post the required noise disclosures or the noise-ordinance notice is itself a violation of Chapter 153 enforceable under § 153.09 and Chapter 37.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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