Vacation Home Rentals (VHRs) have been permitted in the Tahoe Township by ordinance since 2005. VHRs are properties that are rented on a short-term basis (28 days or less). The VHR program is designed to allow families outside of the Tahoe Region to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Tahoe and what the region has to offer. The permitting process is in place to ensure that visitors can enjoy but respect the residents' privacy who call this area "home"!
To view the current Douglas County Code Title 20.622 VHR Ordinance 2024-1635 please click here.
Vacation Home Rental Quick Facts and FAQs
Have questions about VHRs in Douglas County? Click here for our list of Quick Facts and FAQs!
Vacation Home Rental Advisory Board
The function of the VHR Advisory Board is to hear enforcement appeals filed by VHR owners, to consider applications for VHR special use permits for Tier three (3) VHR rentals and to render advice to the Board of County Commissioners on proposed changes to Chapter 20.622 of the Douglas County Code when necessary.
To view meetings and agendas, click here.
Contact Us
VHR permitting and private parking complaints are enforced by the Community Development Code Enforcement.
For general questions about VHRs or to reach Code Enforcement staff: Call (775) 782-6200 and choose option 5 for Code Enforcement and VHRs or email [email protected]
To file a VHR complaint, please send an email to [email protected] or call the VHR hotline at (775) 783-6027. Nights and weekends this line is answered by a 3rd party answering service.
For public parking (on the street) and noise complaints while the offense is occurring: Call DCSO non-emergency line at 775-782-5126.
To search a geographic map of VHRs, click on map below.