Utah Code 23-13-17 and SLCo ordinances prohibit feeding deer, elk, moose, and predators. Bear and cougar sightings common in Wasatch foothills. Fine up to 2,500 dollars plus state citation.
Utah DWR enforces wildlife feeding ban. Bear attractants (unsecured trash, pet food, bird feeders in bear country) subject to removal orders. Cottonwood Heights, Holladay, and canyon-adjacent areas see highest activity. Intentional feeding of big game is Class B misdemeanor. Contact Salt Lake County at (385) 468-7000.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
Salt Lake County, UT
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