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IA SSB3114
SB
Status
2/4/2026
Primary Sponsor
Local Government
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AI Summary
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Cities and counties that levy hotel and motel taxes must spend at least 50% of revenues on tourism development and tourism promotion in the city, county, or surrounding areas
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"Tourism development" is defined as creating or expanding physical attractions, facilities, or events that are open to the public and primarily promoted to or used by tourists
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"Tourism promotion" is defined as planning, conducting, or participating in information, publicity, and advertising programs designed to attract tourists and foster economic activity
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A "tourist" is defined as a person who travels more than 50 miles to a destination for business or leisure
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Beginning December 1, 2027, cities and counties must include detailed accounting and explanation of tourism development and promotion expenditures in their required annual reports
Legislative Description
A bill for an act concerning locally imposed hotel and motel taxes for tourism development and tourism promotion.(See SF 2441.)
Last Action
Committee report approving bill, renumbered as SF 2441.
2/19/2026