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Short Term Rentals

Additional Information

St. Johns County Ordinance 2021-23: Short Term Rentals

The Board of County Commissioners passed an ordinance to regulate short term rentals.  If you are concerned about short term rentals in your neighborhood, this is a good place to start.


The County has approved the maximum fines allowable by Florida Statute 162, and violations of the ordinance are enforced by St Johns County Code Enforcement.


2025 Comprehensive Plan: Land Use

Page II-25+


Short Term Rental Code Enforcement

St. Johns County Code Enforcement manages the short term rental policy.


Guide to Short Term Rentals

St. Johns County published a guide to understanding short term rentals in the County. This brochure covers registrations, standards, vehicles and other important information.

About Short Term Rentals

Vilano and North Beach have always been attractive vacation spots, but recently the community seems to have exploded with new vacation rentals.  If you are concerned about this in your neighborhood, we have provided information regarding regulation and enforcement.


To report a violation of the short-term rental ordinance, call the STR HOTLINE at (904) 320-2442.

Own a Short-Term Rental?

Then you'll want to join our "Good Neighbor Program"

Go to Good Neighbor Program

What can residents do about short term rentals?

What Can You Do

What Else Can You Do

What Else Can You Do

Know the code. The County can only take action when there is a violation of the code.


Call St. Johns County STR Hotline at (904) 320-2442. This will go to a third-party vendor who will report the complaint to the property manager or owner within an hour.


If it is after normal work hours, residents should report noise, parking or other code or law violations to the Sheriff's Non-Emergency number at (904) 824-8304


What Else Can You Do

What Else Can You Do

What Else Can You Do

If you have notified Code Enforcement with a valid concern and there has been no action taken, it's time to start gathering your data.


Document dates, times, addresses, calls to Code Enforcement.  Take pictures where appropriate (for instance, overloaded trash, too many vehicles, etc.)


Prepare a fact-based letter to the Commissioner for District 5. Provide all of your documentation, a factual synopsis of what happened and what you have done. And most important, ask for help and a response from the Commissioner.


The Commissioner will probably forward your email to the appropriate department.  If you don't hear back within a reasonable time, follow up with that department and a cc to the Commissioner.

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