Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Winooski, VT

STRs are defined per Vermont state law (rentals >14 days and <30 days in a 12-month period) and categorized as owner-occupied or non-owner occupied. Operators must maintain $1,000,000 in liability insurance, register for Vermont meals and rooms tax, provide a 24-hour emergency contact, and ensure the property is up to date on the City Public Building Registry fees and inspections.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Winooski. 1. Ensure the property is active on the Public Building Registry with all fees and inspections current. 2. Submit a completed STR License Application for each unit, including owner/emergency contact info, unit details, and attestations for insurance ($1M) and tax registration. 3. Pay the annual fee ($250 for owner-occupied, $1,400 for non-owner occupied) for issuance and renew annually by July 1.

1. Ensure the property is active on the Public Building Registry with all fees and inspections current. 2. Submit a completed STR License Application for each unit, including owner/emergency contact info, unit details, and attestations for insurance ($1M) and tax registration. 3. Pay the annual fee ($250 for owner-occupied, $1,400 for non-owner occupied) for issuance and renew annually by July 1.