Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Salt Lake County, UT

Short-term rentals (STRs) are defined as lodgings for less than 30 days. Operators must designate a local responsible party available 24/7 who can respond within 20 minutes, maintain a permanent nameplate sign with contact info and occupancy limits, and ensure periodic housekeeping at least weekly.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Salt Lake County. 1. Submit an application including property location, manager details, sales tax number, and 24/7 local contact info. 2. Undergo investigation and recommendations from the local fire agency and Health Department. 3. Pay the annual fee (equivalent to a general business license) for each separate STR property.

1. Submit an application including property location, manager details, sales tax number, and 24/7 local contact info. 2. Undergo investigation and recommendations from the local fire agency and Health Department. 3. Pay the annual fee (equivalent to a general business license) for each separate STR property.