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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Putnam County, Indiana, particularly in Putnam Township, are officially prohibited, with a new ordinance effective June 22, 2024. These rentals are defined as those offered for less than 28 nights. The local government identifies concerns over the impact of STRs on residential areas, particularly around waterfront properties which are attractive to investors. This influx has led to issues such as inadequate parking, increased strain on local sewer systems, and disturbances for full-time residents. The Putnam Township Board emphasizes the need for community safety and quality of life over the commercial exploitation of residential properties. Overall, the market is more aligned with catering to year-round residents rather than tourists. The primary local authority overseeing these regulations is the Putnam Township Board. For more information about the regulations, you can visit the official site of Putnam Township:.
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