6 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 3 cities in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
Verified from official government sources
Oklahoma County unincorporated areas have no STR ordinance or licensing requirement. STR operations in unincorporated Oklahoma County are subject only to state lodging tax requirements and general zoning regulations. No county permit required.
Oklahoma County STRs must comply with general noise ordinance. Many cities impose stricter quiet hours for rentals. Complaints can trigger permit review.
Oklahoma state hotel/motel tax (68 O.S. §2370) applies to all STR stays under 30 days, including in unincorporated Oklahoma County. Hosts must register with the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
Oklahoma City STR permits (Ch. 59, Art. XII) require one off-street parking space per bedroom. Edmond and other county cities follow similar rules. Unincorporated areas have no STR parking requirements.
Oklahoma City STR ordinance §59-9250 caps occupancy at 2 guests per bedroom plus 2 additional (max 10). Listings must state max occupancy accurately. Edmond caps at 2 per bedroom plus 2 under Ordinance 3691. Midwest City follows similar limits. Violations threaten permit revocation.
Oklahoma City §59-9253 requires STR hosts to carry $500,000 minimum liability insurance covering commercial rental activity. Airbnb Host Protection may satisfy — proof required at permit application and renewal. Homeowner policies typically exclude STR activity.
3 cities in Oklahoma County have their own short-term rentals rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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