Transient Occupancy Tax increase on November ballot
Monterey Park
Summary
Voters will decide in November whether to raise the hotel tax from 13% to 14% and the short-term rental tax from 13% to 16%, bringing in roughly $600,000 a year for general city services. It's paid by visitors, not residents.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $600,000 a year in new general fund revenue if voters approve — paid by hotel and short-term rental guests.
All residents, through funded city services like police, fire, and street repairs.
Hotel and short-term rental operators and their guests, who face higher rates — though the city argues it stays comparable to neighboring cities.
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