Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Tazewell County, IL

Regulations vary by municipality. In East Peoria and Pekin, there is a cap of 15 active licenses; rentals are limited to 5 guestrooms and require specific liability insurance ($500k/$1M). Washington requires special use approval for non-owner-occupied units, while Morton restricts new STRs to R-4 districts with a Special Use Permit.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Tazewell County. 1. Submit a written application to the local City Clerk (East Peoria, Pekin, or Washington) including site plans and floor plans. 2. Pay the required annual fee ($50-$100) and provide proof of liability insurance. 3. Pass a life safety or building inspection and obtain a Special Use Permit if required by local zoning.

1. Submit a written application to the local City Clerk (East Peoria, Pekin, or Washington) including site plans and floor plans. 2. Pay the required annual fee ($50-$100) and provide proof of liability insurance. 3. Pass a life safety or building inspection and obtain a Special Use Permit if required by local zoning.