Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Washington County, UT

STRs are subject to zoning size limits and require one off-street parking stall per bedroom with no guest street parking allowed. Operators must post the county license, 24/7 contact info, a parking map, and the Good Neighbor Brochure inside the unit; a local manager must be able to respond to issues within 2 hours, 24/7/365.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Washington County. 1. Apply online through the Washington County Community Development permitting system and submit the Short-Term Rental Business License Application. 2. Provide required documents including proof of insurance with landlord endorsement, 24/7 contact info, and a site plan, then pay the $160 application fee. 3. Complete a Health and Safety Check/building inspection by the County Building Department to ensure compliance with building codes.

1. Apply online through the Washington County Community Development permitting system and submit the Short-Term Rental Business License Application. 2. Provide required documents including proof of insurance with landlord endorsement, 24/7 contact info, and a site plan, then pay the $160 application fee. 3. Complete a Health and Safety Check/building inspection by the County Building Department to ensure compliance with building codes.