Newburgh City Council will vote on Monday, November 27 for a proposed agreement with Deckard Technologies, Inc, for creating a short-term rental inventory and compliance services. This would be at the cost of $3,500 in the first year to the city.
“This platform would be used to identify, track and monitor the booking activities, the licenses related to occupancy tax,” said City Comptroller Janice Gaston. “This also will be used as a measure to monitor short-term rentals.”