Short-Term Rental Permit Application are Now Being Accepted

Short-term rentals are defined as a residential dwelling unit, or portion of a residential dwelling unit, that is rented, or offered for rent, for compensation or consideration, for a period of 30 consecutive days or less. 

A short-term rental may only be operated after issuance of a Short-term Rental permit from the Department of Conservation and Development and a Business License from the Treasurer-Tax Collectors office.
Additionally, the operator will be responsible for assessing and submitting a 10% Transient Occupancy Tax on the cost of the accommodations on a quarterly basis, whether directly to the Tax Collector or through an online booking platform. Short-term rentals that operate without a permit, Business License or without paying necessary taxes are subject to citation or fine.

Short-Term Rental Application (PDF)

Summary of Short-Term Rental Ordinance (PDF)

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