Summary
Twelve local massage businesses face new rules: state certification for every practitioner, city permits, and annual inspections — aimed at cleaning up an industry residents say includes illicit operations.
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Last discussed Mar 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Businesses pay an application deposit of up to $3,000 for permitting.
Neighbors and legitimate massage therapists, who get a level playing field and less stigma.
Operators who can't achieve CAMTC certification within eight months could lose their ability to operate.
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City Council — March 18, 2026
Twelve local massage businesses face new rules: state certification for every practitioner, city permits, and annual inspections — aimed at cleaning up an industry residents say includes illicit operations.
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