Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Glasgow, MT

Short-term rentals are classified as public accommodations under Montana state law, requiring licensure and plan reviews by county sanitarians. Locally, the Glasgow zoning code requires a zoning permit for any change of use of a building or land, administered by the city engineer.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Glasgow. 1. Contact the Valley County Environmental Health department (sanitarian) to undergo a state-mandated plan review and obtain a public accommodation license. 2. Apply for a zoning permit from the Glasgow City Engineer for a 'change of use' if converting a residential property to a short-term rental.

1. Contact the Valley County Environmental Health department (sanitarian) to undergo a state-mandated plan review and obtain a public accommodation license. 2. Apply for a zoning permit from the Glasgow City Engineer for a 'change of use' if converting a residential property to a short-term rental.