Southampton Village Adopts Rental Registry Law

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Theresa Quigley, in-house attorney for Saunders and Associates, spoke at the April 12 Southampton Village Board meeting and praised its rental registry law. CAILIN RILEY

Theresa Quigley, in-house attorney for Saunders and Associates, spoke at the April 12 Southampton Village Board meeting and praised its rental registry law. CAILIN RILEY

authorCailin Riley on May 16, 2022
With just two weeks left on the calendar until Memorial Day weekend, the Southampton Village Board finally passed a rental registry law during its May 12 meeting. The law went... more

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