Understand the ordinance
Start with the adopted Teller County rules and learn which requirements apply to your property.
A practical resource for Teller County STR owners
Clear, step-by-step help for short-term rental owners preparing to apply for a license in unincorporated Teller County, Colorado.
Ordinance No. 23 has been adopted. Teller County says applications are not being accepted yet while the licensing process is being implemented.
TellerCountySTRHelp.com is designed as an independent, owner-focused guide. It does not replace Teller County’s official instructions; it helps you understand them, organize your paperwork, and prepare your property before you apply.
Start with the adopted Teller County rules and learn which requirements apply to your property.
Work through safety, occupancy, parking, guest-information, and property-documentation requirements.
Use a practical checklist so the application package is organized before the County begins accepting applications.
Follow a step-by-step application guide, track deadlines, and keep copies of everything you submit.
Built for local owners
These will become dedicated subpages as we build out the site.
A simple overview of who needs a license, what to prepare, and what to do first.
Page coming nextA working checklist of documents, inspections, property details, and owner information.
Page coming nextPlain-English guidance on the operational and safety requirements that affect your STR.
Page coming nextQuick links to official Teller County forms, ordinance documents, FAQs, and supporting materials.
Page coming nextAnswers to practical questions STR owners may have while preparing for licensing.
View questions →Track new County announcements, application dates, procedures, and implementation changes.
Page coming nextCounty procedures, forms, dates, fees, and implementation details can change. This site will summarize the process, while the County remains the official source for licensing requirements.
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