'Our Neighborhoods Remain Safe' Warner Robins Adopts New Short-Term Rental Ordinance
Thursday, November 5th, 2026
The City of Warner Robins is taking action on short-term rentals under a new ordinance that changes how hundreds of properties operate.
The rules could cost hosts up to $1,000 a day if they do not follow them.
City leaders said the city now has about 200 short-term rentals within its limits. Mayor LaRhonda Patrick said growth in the market is partly tied to Robins Air Force Base.
“Part of it is going to be because of the base. Individuals who are here, TDY or here just checking out the community before they move for Robins Air Force Base,” Patrick said.
The city began considering new rules after hearing complaints from neighbors about poorly maintained homes, cars parking in yards and loud parties.
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