Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Dodge County, WI

Dodge County classifies short-term rentals as 'Visitor Accommodation,' which are generally conditional uses (CUP required) in residential zones. Operators must comply with zoning, parking, and sanitary standards, and those renting more than 10 nights per year must obtain a Wisconsin DATCP Tourist Rooming House license.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Dodge County. 1) Use the Dodge County Land Use Permitting Tool to determine if a Land Use Permit or Conditional Use Permit (CUP) is required. 2) Submit the application with required materials (site plan, narrative, neighbor list) and attend a public hearing if a CUP is needed. 3) Obtain a Wisconsin DATCP Tourist Rooming House license if renting more than 10 nights per year.

1) Use the Dodge County Land Use Permitting Tool to determine if a Land Use Permit or Conditional Use Permit (CUP) is required. 2) Submit the application with required materials (site plan, narrative, neighbor list) and attend a public hearing if a CUP is needed. 3) Obtain a Wisconsin DATCP Tourist Rooming House license if renting more than 10 nights per year.