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Commission approves three‑year vacation‑rental monitoring software and 24/7 hotline contract

August 10, 2026 | Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida


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Commission approves three‑year vacation‑rental monitoring software and 24/7 hotline contract
The commission approved item 9c to piggyback Region 14 master agreement contract number 159768 with Granicus LLC to provide software‑as‑a‑service for vacation‑rental address identification, monitoring and a 24/7 hotline at a total not‑to‑exceed cost of $75,403 over three years.

Staff described the tool as a proactive enforcement resource that aggregates short‑term‑rental listings and directs citizen complaints to a 24/7 hotline. "If we did not continue this contractual agreement with them ... it would revert back ultimately to a complaint only enforcement," staff said, noting the vendor’s platform reduces staff time needed to find listings across multiple websites.

Commissioners asked staff to return with a cost‑benefit breakdown that ties the contract cost to fees and revenues generated by the city’s vacation‑rental program. The commission then approved the contract by roll‑call vote.

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