Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Victor, MT

Short-term rentals are regulated as 'public accommodations' and must comply with Montana DPHHS licensing and Ravalli County health/building requirements. State law prohibits local governments from banning STRs or regulating the number, duration, or frequency of rental periods, but local health and safety codes (e.g., water testing, building permits) apply.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Victor. 1) Submit a Public Sleeping Accommodation Plan Review packet to Ravalli County Environmental Health with a $125 fee. 2) Obtain necessary building, mechanical, and plumbing permits and inspections, providing documentation to RCEH. 3) Complete a pre-opening health inspection and pay the Montana DPHHS license fee ($40–$160 based on room count) to receive the annual Public Accommodation License.

1) Submit a Public Sleeping Accommodation Plan Review packet to Ravalli County Environmental Health with a $125 fee. 2) Obtain necessary building, mechanical, and plumbing permits and inspections, providing documentation to RCEH. 3) Complete a pre-opening health inspection and pay the Montana DPHHS license fee ($40–$160 based on room count) to receive the annual Public Accommodation License.