Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Emigrant, MT

Park County does not currently have local STR-specific zoning or caps. However, all STRs in Montana are regulated as 'public accommodations' by the DPHHS and must meet requirements for potable water, wastewater disposal, and guest registers, while complying with state lodging tax obligations.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Emigrant. 1) Contact the local county sanitarian or Montana DPHHS to initiate the Public Accommodation License application. 2) Submit the application form with details on water/wastewater and schedule a pre-opening on-site inspection. 3) Pay the applicable license fee (ranging from $40 to $160 based on room count) to the DPHHS via the local regulatory authority.

1) Contact the local county sanitarian or Montana DPHHS to initiate the Public Accommodation License application. 2) Submit the application form with details on water/wastewater and schedule a pre-opening on-site inspection. 3) Pay the applicable license fee (ranging from $40 to $160 based on room count) to the DPHHS via the local regulatory authority.