Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Sevier County, UT

Short-term rentals must meet health and safety standards including fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and carbon monoxide detectors. Operators must provide a local responsible party available 24/7 who can respond within 30 minutes, and the operator must be available within one hour to address complaints. Additionally, a map showing property boundaries, parking, and emergency exits must be posted, and all guest parking must be contained on the subject property.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Sevier County. 1) Submit a completed Short Term Rental Application to the County Clerk or Planning & Zoning department including proof of ownership, a scaled site plan with parking, proof of insurance, and a scaled floor plan. 2) Provide required details such as the local responsible party contact, Utah sales tax number, and zone designation. 3) Pay the applicable business license fees and, once issued, post the license in a conspicuous place within the unit; licenses must be renewed annually before January 1.

1) Submit a completed Short Term Rental Application to the County Clerk or Planning & Zoning department including proof of ownership, a scaled site plan with parking, proof of insurance, and a scaled floor plan. 2) Provide required details such as the local responsible party contact, Utah sales tax number, and zone designation. 3) Pay the applicable business license fees and, once issued, post the license in a conspicuous place within the unit; licenses must be renewed annually before January 1.