Sedona, AZ Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Permits (2026)

S. 39," is Sedona's response to the state law that bars cities from prohibiting vacation rentals outright but allows permitting, safety, and nuisance regulation. 030(A) requires each short-term rental unit to carry its own city-issued permit; renting, offering for rent, booking, or hosting guests without complying with the permit requirement is prohibited, and a property operating without one must cease immediately. 030(B) must include the rental's physical address, the owner's contact information (or the statutory agent if the owner is an entity), the owner's designee if any, the 24-hour emergency point of contact, proof of a valid state transaction privilege tax license, and the owner's acknowledgment of compliance with the Sedona Land Development Code, building codes, neighbor notification, and liability insurance, plus certification that neither the owner nor any designee is a registered sex offender.

030(C). 030(D) for incomplete or false information, unpaid fees, a disqualifying felony conviction, or an existing suspension or a pattern of recent violations. 030(H), meaning a change in ownership requires a new permit and the seller must remove all advertisements at the time of sale. 010(B).