Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Forsyth, MT

No city-specific short-term rental ordinance exists in the Forsyth municipal code. Under Montana law, short-term rentals are defined as accommodations rented for 30 days or less and are regulated as 'public accommodations' by the Montana DPHHS, requiring compliance with state health and safety standards.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Forsyth. 1) Contact Montana DPHHS Environmental Health and Facility Services (EHFS) or the local environmental health department to determine if the property qualifies as a public accommodation. 2) Submit the required plan review and licensure application per DPHHS guidance and comply with health/safety inspections. 3) Register for and comply with state lodging and sales tax obligations under Title 15 MCA.

1) Contact Montana DPHHS Environmental Health and Facility Services (EHFS) or the local environmental health department to determine if the property qualifies as a public accommodation. 2) Submit the required plan review and licensure application per DPHHS guidance and comply with health/safety inspections. 3) Register for and comply with state lodging and sales tax obligations under Title 15 MCA.