Tulsa, OK Short-Term Rentals: Repeat Violator Strikes (2026)

A short-term rental license shall be subject to revocation by the duly authorized officer upon the occurrence during twelve consecutive months of three (3) or more instances of non-compliance by the operator or the short term rental with any ordinance or policy of the City of Tulsa, including, but not limited to, Tulsa Revised Ordinances Title 21 "Licenses" Chapter 26 "Short-Term Rental"; Title 24 "Nuisances", Title 42 "Zoning Code", and Title 44 "City of Tulsa Hotel Tax". The duly authorized officer shall mean the Mayor or the Mayor's authorized representative. The duly authorized officer shall give notice of each instance of non-compliance by personal service on or by mail to the Operator at the address given on the application or license.

Notwithstanding the above, the short-term rental license may be subject to immediate revocation if the short-term rental is operated in violation of the laws of the State of Oklahoma or in violation of any federal law or regulation.

The duly authorized officer shall give, by personal service or by mail to the operator at the address given on the application or license, notice of the revocation of the license. Such license shall stand revoked from the time of giving of the notice. The operator may appeal to the City Council from such decision within ten days after the giving of the notice, by filing a written notice of appeal with the City Clerk.