Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Flagler County, FL

Short-term rentals are permitted in residential zones subject to Ordinance No. 2015-02, excluding multifamily buildings (3+ units) and unincorporated areas west of US-1. Requirements include maintaining a 24/7 local contact, adhering to occupancy limits, providing off-street parking (1 space per 3 occupants), observing quiet hours (10 p.m. to 8 a.m.), and complying with sea-turtle lighting rules (May-Oct).

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Flagler County. 1. Submit a completed Short-Term Vacation Rental Certificate Application to Flagler County Growth Management with the required fee ($400 initial, $200 renewal). 2. Provide supporting documents including a tenant agreement, proof of ownership (Warranty Deed), interior/exterior sketch plans, and a local business tax receipt. 3. Pass a premises inspection by the County prior to certificate issuance.

1. Submit a completed Short-Term Vacation Rental Certificate Application to Flagler County Growth Management with the required fee ($400 initial, $200 renewal). 2. Provide supporting documents including a tenant agreement, proof of ownership (Warranty Deed), interior/exterior sketch plans, and a local business tax receipt. 3. Pass a premises inspection by the County prior to certificate issuance.