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Landlord Registry Proposal in Jacksonville: What You Need to Know Before It Becomes Law

City Councilmember Jimmy Peluso has been working to advance a formal ordinance that would establish a mandatory landlord registry in Jacksonville. The proposed legislation aims to increase accountability by requiring owners to provide contact information and disclose code enforcement history.

By FLN News Desk
October 23, 2026Updated Oct 23, 20261 min read
Landlord Registry Proposal in Jacksonville: What You Need to Know Before It Becomes Law

Efforts to establish a formal landlord registry in Jacksonville have gained momentum as City Councilmember Jimmy Peluso pushes for legislation that would carry real legal weight. The proposed ordinance seeks to create a public list of rental property owners, ensuring the city has accurate contact information and a clear record of a property's code enforcement history.

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If passed, the ordinance could require landlords to register their units and update their details whenever ownership or management changes. Proponents argue that such a system is necessary to ensure safe housing standards and provide the city with a better understanding of its rental inventory, while also establishing clear penalties for those who fail to comply with registration requirements.

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