Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Pomona, IL

Short-term lodging is restricted to operator-occupied residences with a maximum of 5 guest rooms; breakfast may only be served to registered guests. Operators must maintain liability insurance ($100,000/$300,000) and register for the 5% county hotel operators' occupation tax. Guest rooms must have smoke detectors and are prohibited from having cooking facilities.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Pomona. 1. Submit a written application to the Jackson County Health Department at least one month prior to opening, including property details, site drawings, and floor plans. 2. Pass a Health Department inspection for compliance with health, sanitation, fire safety, and the State Bed & Breakfast Act. 3. Provide proof of liability insurance ($100k/$300k) and pay the $50 annual fee; licenses must be renewed by December 31 each year.

1. Submit a written application to the Jackson County Health Department at least one month prior to opening, including property details, site drawings, and floor plans. 2. Pass a Health Department inspection for compliance with health, sanitation, fire safety, and the State Bed & Breakfast Act. 3. Provide proof of liability insurance ($100k/$300k) and pay the $50 annual fee; licenses must be renewed by December 31 each year.