The county with the most short-term rentals in Utah is reviving an internal subcommittee to regulate them.
New STR regulations are included among Summit County’s housing goals laid out in the 2026 work plan Summit County councilmembers approved Jan. 7.
Deputy County Manager Janna Young says staff began using new software in 2025 to manage short-term rental licensing.
“We’ve implemented a software system this [past] year which is giving us really helpful data that we would like to bring to our working group to consider additional regulations for short-term rentals, for council consideration, using that data,” Young said at the Jan. 7 council meeting.
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