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Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Driggs, ID

Last verified: March 2026 · Report an update

Zoning & Conditions

Short-term rentals (under 30 days) must register with the city, collect/remit state and local lodging taxes (6%, increasing to 8% in 2026), and submit annual reports. Operators must maintain garbage service, designate a local representative within 20 miles, pass building safety inspections, and post the permit on-site.

How to Obtain a Permit

1) Complete the online Short-Term Rental Permit application and pay the $80 fee ($82.70 with processing). 2) Provide property details, owner info, and local representative contact; the Fire Marshal or Building Inspector may conduct a safety inspection. 3) Once issued, post the permit on-site and renew annually by March 1 for a $50 fee.

Regulatory Updates — Driggs

Proposed and recent legislation

PassedMarch 2023

Teton County ID STR Permit Ordinance

County requires annual STR operating permit ($300/year) with safety compliance check; Driggs city-limit properties must also obtain a city business license.

ProposedJune 2025

Driggs STR Owner-Occupancy Requirement Proposal

City Council considering a primary-residence requirement for new STR permits in R-1 residential zones; would effectively prevent new investor-owned STRs in those areas.

Under ReviewNovember 2025

Teton Valley Affordable Housing STR Impact Study

Teton County ID and City of Driggs jointly studying STR impact on rental housing availability; density cap recommendations expected in 2026.

Official Resources

Official Driggs STR regulation source

Local Resources & Advocacy

Teton Valley Chamber of CommerceLocal

Local chamber representing Driggs-area businesses including vacation rental operators dependent on Teton Valley's outdoor recreation tourism.

Idaho Short-Term Rental CoalitionStatewide

Statewide coalition representing Idaho STR operators; monitors municipal and state legislation and advocates for reasonable regulation.

Vacation Rental Management AssociationNational

National trade association offering education, advocacy, and resources for professional vacation rental managers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are short-term rentals allowed in Driggs, ID?
Short-term rentals (under 30 days) must register with the city, collect/remit state and local lodging taxes (6%, increasing to 8% in 2026), and submit annual reports. Operators must maintain garbage service, designate a local representative within 20 miles, pass building safety inspections, and post the permit on-site.
Is a permit required to operate a short-term rental in Driggs?
Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Driggs. 1) Complete the online Short-Term Rental Permit application and pay the $80 fee ($82.70 with processing). 2) Provide property details, owner info, and local representative contact; the Fire Marshal or Building Inspector may conduct a safety inspection. 3) Once issued, post the permit on-site and renew annually by March 1 for a $50 fee.
How do I get a short-term rental permit in Driggs?
1) Complete the online Short-Term Rental Permit application and pay the $80 fee ($82.70 with processing). 2) Provide property details, owner info, and local representative contact; the Fire Marshal or Building Inspector may conduct a safety inspection. 3) Once issued, post the permit on-site and renew annually by March 1 for a $50 fee.
What permits are required for an STR in Driggs?
A Teton County ID annual STR operating permit ($300/year) is required, plus a City of Driggs business license if your property is within city limits. Idaho state sales tax and county lodging tax registration are also required.
Is an owner-occupancy requirement coming to Driggs?
The City Council is actively considering a primary-residence requirement for new STR permits in R-1 residential zones. Operators in those zones should monitor 2026 city council proceedings — a decision could significantly restrict new investor-owned STRs.
How does Teton County ID compare to Teton County WY (Jackson)?
Idaho's Teton County is trending more restrictive. Wyoming's Teton County (Jackson) currently allows STRs with permit caps; Idaho's side faces primary-residence proposals and a joint housing study that may recommend density caps in 2026.
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Disclaimer

This information is for general reference only and may not reflect the most current regulations. STR regulations change frequently. Always verify requirements with official local government sources before operating a short-term rental.

Last verified: March 2026 · Suggest a correction