Short-term rentals in New Mexico local government
What New Mexico city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about short-term rentals — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
18 New Mexico meetings since 2024 covered short-term rentals. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in New Mexico with the most short-term rentals activity
- Angel Fire, NM (7)
- Corrales, NM (2)
- Tucumcari, NM (2)
- Roswell, NM (2)
- Albuquerque, NM (2)
- Belen, NM (1)
- Farmington, NM (1)
- Santa Fe, NM (1)
Latest matching meetings
Belen P&Z to discuss childcare zoning and short-term rental rules
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a plat vacation for an alleyway abandonment. The body will also discuss updates to zoning requirements for childcare, accessory dwelling units, tiny homes, and short-term rentals.
Panel to discuss Mountain View Events Center rental rates
The Lodger's Tax Advisory Board will receive a Tourism Director Report, review an STR (short-term rental) update and events, then discuss a Paid Advertising Performance Report and potential changes to Mountain View Events Center rental rates. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.
Commission to decide on variance for carport built to property line
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a variance for a carport at 30 Tamarisk Trail that extends to the property line, violating the required ten-foot setback. Also up for discussion: an extension of a site development plan for a commercial building at 3923 Corrales Road, an amended home occupation permit…
Public hearings on short-term rentals, variance, and home occupation expansion
The Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on five items: a site development plan extension at 3923 Corrales Road, an amended home occupation permit for equine therapy at 408 West La Entrada, a variance for a carport at 30 Tamarisk Trail, and two short-term rental applications at 220 Quail…
Lodger's Tax Board to hear tourism director report, event updates
The Lodger's Tax Advisory Board will meet to receive the Tourism Director's report and discuss updates on short-term rental management (Granicus STR), summer events, and winter events. No votes on ordinances or spending are listed; the agenda is primarily informational and procedural.
Lodger's Tax Board to consider stage cover proposal for Mountain View Events Center
The Lodger's Tax Advisory Board will discuss and possibly approve a proposal for a stage cover at the Mountain View Events Center. The board will also receive a Tourism Director Report and updates on short-term rental regulations and summer events.
Commission approves zone change for 4306 Hannon Dr from industrial to Single‑Family 7
The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 6‑0 to approve Petition ZC 26‑03, changing the zoning of 4306 Hannon Dr from Industrial to Single‑Family 7. The meeting also included a presentation on Unified Development Code Building Design Standards updates for several districts and a discussion of a proposed Airbnb at 3335…
Lodgers Tax Board to review marketing and short-term rental items
The Lodgers Tax Advisory Board will meet to discuss and take action on several funding or partnership requests. The board will also discuss the regulation or management of short-term rentals.
Lodgers Tax Board to discuss short-term rentals and marketing
The Lodgers Tax Advisory Board will meet to review financial reports and discuss short-term rentals. The board is also scheduled to take action on items related to Route Magazine, KOAT, and a marketing firm's visitor guide and booklet.
Lodger's Tax Advisory Board to discuss summer events budget
The Lodger's Tax Advisory Board will meet to review the Tourism Director's report. The board will discuss the budget and schedule for summer events and receive an update on Granicus STR.
Board to consider moving meetings from monthly to quarterly
The Roswell Occupancy Tax Board will approve the agenda and minutes from the November 18, 2025 meeting. It will discuss a recommendation to change its meeting schedule from monthly to quarterly. The board will receive reports on the Lodger’s Tax, Convention Center bed fees, and the Visitor Center. An update on…
Committee to review 2027 Capital Improvements Plan priorities
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will discuss several ordinances and resolutions, including city code amendments and grant fund authorizations. The body is reviewing priorities and funding allocations for the 2027 General Obligation Bond Program.
Lodger's Tax Advisory Board to discuss 2026 event plan
The Lodger's Tax Advisory Board will meet to review a report from the Tourism Director. The board is scheduled to discuss the 2026 event plan and provide updates on short-term rentals and marketing awards.
Occupancy Tax Board to review short-term rental updates
The Occupancy Tax Board will meet to receive reports on lodger's tax and convention center bed fees. The board will also receive an update regarding short-term rentals.
Lodging Tax Board meets to introduce new member and review updates
The Lodging Tax Advisory Board will hear a report from the Tourism Director. The board will introduce Rob Tibljas as a new member representing the Angel Fire business segment. Updates on the short‑term rental (STR) Granicus system and upcoming events will also be discussed.
Angel Fire Council to consider new fire station design and fee changes
The Village Council will discuss the architect design document for a new fire station and an updated airport fee schedule. The meeting includes public hearings on electronic service fees, donation leave, and short-term rental occupancy variances.
Committee to consider $2.67M Verizon wireless contract
The Quality of Life Committee will hear a presentation on CONNECT and vote on a consent agenda with 26 items, including major service contracts and two resolutions. The largest single contract is a $2,674,170.60 agreement with Verizon for wireless voice, data, and accessories. The committee will also review several…
City Council to consider short-term rental permit separation requirements
The City Council will discuss and decide on several ordinances, including changes to short-term rental permits and food truck fee moratoriums. The body is also reviewing multiple redevelopment tax abatements and grant acceptances for fire rescue and open space.