How to Get Involved
The Grand Strand has long been a welcoming destination for visitors, homeowners, and responsible short-term rental (STR) operators. But overregulation threatens our rights as property owners and the future of STRs in our community.
We need your voice to stand up for fair, balanced policies that protect STRs while addressing legitimate concerns.
Contact City Officials
The North Myrtle Beach City Council serves as the governing body for the City of North Myrtle Beach. Consisting of the Mayor and six Council members, each member has one vote.
Contact Your State Lawmaker
Tell your lawmaker to vote NO on HB 3876.
This bill would require professional property management companies to directly collect and remit accommodation taxes from guests on behalf of hosts who employ their services.
Importantly, HB 3876 could potentially stop South Carolinians from hosting on platforms like Airbnb or VRBO.
Attend City Council Meeting
North Myrtle Beach City Council meetings are generally held on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, but not always.
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Meetings are at 5PM or 6PM in City Hall
Your Voice is Important!
If STR owners don’t speak up, city officials may assume there’s little opposition to overregulation—leading to policies that could restrict your rights, limit your income, and hurt North Myrtle Beach’s tourism-driven economy.
Local decision-makers need to hear from real homeowners and business owners who are directly impacted by these changes. By making your voice heard—whether through emails, public meetings, or spreading the word—you help ensure fair policies that protect responsible hosts, property rights, and the local economy.
Silence allows bad policies to move forward—action makes a difference!