Fire Regulations in Eagle Mountain, UT (2026)
3 verified fire regulations for Eagle Mountain, Utah, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Fire Pit Rules
Eagle Mountain allows residential fire pits per Utah fire code standards. Maximum 3-foot fuel area diameter, 2-foot flame height, 25-foot clearance from structures. Spark arrestor required. Air quality must be verified before any fire.
Eagle Mountain Recreational Fire Pit Rules
Few RestrictionsFireworks
Eagle Mountain prohibits fireworks throughout most of the city. A restriction map (updated annually) shows limited permitted zones. Smith Ranch Park prohibits fireworks on July 24. Fireworks in most of the city are illegal — residents should check the interactive map.
Eagle Mountain Fireworks Ordinance
Heavy RestrictionsEagle Mountain Fireworks Restrictions Map (2024)
Eagle Mountain City Council approved a new Fireworks Restrictions Map for 2024 that identifies specific areas where fireworks are prohibited. The map displays restricted areas in red within Salt Lake County and Eagle Mountain in Utah County. These measures are crucial to mitigate fire risks in dry and high-risk areas. Residents should call the Utah County Sheriff's Office Eagle Mountain divisio...
Outdoor Burning
Eagle Mountain follows Utah state open burning rules. Burns require coordination with the Fire Chief. Red/Yellow air action days prohibit all burning. Utah DAQ enforces with fines up to $150.
Eagle Mountain Open Burning Rules
Some RestrictionsUtah Administrative Code R307-202
An open burn permit application must be completed and a valid permit issued by the county or municipal fire authority prior to burning. The clearing index must be 500 or greater in most situations; a clearing index of 500 or less is considered poor atmospheric ventilation. No trash, rubbish, tires, or oil are included in the material to be burned, used to start fires, or used to keep fires burn...
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County ordinances apply to unincorporated areas and may supplement Eagle Mountain city rules.
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