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Fire Pit Rules: South Jordan vs West Jordan

How do fire pit rules rules compare between South Jordan, UT and West Jordan, UT?

South Jordan and West Jordan have similar restriction levels.

South Jordan, UT

Salt Lake County

Some Restrictions

Recreational fire pits in South Jordan are subject to Unified Fire Authority (UFA) guidelines and Utah DAQ air quality rules. On red/yellow air action days, all outdoor burning including fire pits is prohibited. Gas fire pits may be less restricted. Check UFA guidelines before lighting.

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West Jordan, UT

Salt Lake County

Some Restrictions

Recreational fire pits allowed with size and fuel limits under West Jordan and Unified Fire Authority rules.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactSouth JordanWest Jordan
Air Action DaysAll outdoor burning prohibited including fire pits-
Gas Fire PitsMay be permitted as appliances — verify with UFA-
Wood FiresSubject to air quality day restrictions-
ContactUnified Fire Authority (801) 743-7200-
Fact-Pit max 3 ft wide, 2 ft high

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South Jordan FAQ

Are fire pits allowed in residential areas in South Jordan?

Recreational fire pits in South Jordan are subject to Unified Fire Authority (UFA) guidelines and Utah DAQ air quality rules. On red/yellow air action days, all outdoor burning including fire pits is prohibited. Gas fire pits may be less restricted. Check UFA guidelines before lighting.

What are the fire pit setback requirements in South Jordan?

Air Action Days: All outdoor burning prohibited including fire pits. Gas Fire Pits: May be permitted as appliances — verify with UFA. Wood Fires: Subject to air quality day restrictions. Contact: Unified Fire Authority (801) 743-7200.

West Jordan FAQ

Do I need a permit for a backyard fire pit?

No permit for recreational pits meeting size and clearance rules. Larger bonfires require a UFA permit.

Can I burn on winter inversion days?

No. Burning is prohibited when Utah DEQ declares a mandatory no-burn day for PM2.5.

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