Noise Ordinances in Weber County, UT (2026)
4 rules for unincorporated Weber County, Utah.
Verified from official government sources
Quiet Hours
On and around Pineview Reservoir, Weber County bars any activity or noise that unreasonably distracts other users of the reservoir, campgrounds, and shorelines between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. every night. Posted day-use areas around the reservoir close entirely during that same overnight window.
Weber County Pineview Reservoir Quiet Hours
Some RestrictionsWeber County Code § 26-3-4
Sec 26-3-4 Quiet Hours: No activity or noise that causes unreasonable distraction to other users of the reservoir and campground facilities is allowed on the reservoir and in the surrounding campgrounds and shorelines from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. each day.
Barking Dogs
Weber County classifies a dog as a nuisance animal under Section 6-4-13 if it makes unreasonable barking, whining, howling, or disturbing noises. Owners must exercise proper care and control to prevent it, and animal control can abate a confirmed nuisance animal under Section 6-4-14 once the director makes that determination.
Weber County Barking Dog Nuisance Rule
Some RestrictionsWeber County Code § 6-4-13
Sec 6-4-13 Nuisance Animals All persons having custody of any animal or animals shall exercise proper care and control over such animal or animals in order to prevent said animal or animals from becoming a nuisance animal. An animal shall be deemed to be a nuisance if such animal: Causes damage to the property of anyone other than its owner. Causes unreasonable odor. Is in unsanitary condition ...
Amplified Music & Outdoor Sound
In Weber County's South Fork Memorial Park and North Fork Park, Code Section 26-1-3 bars operating public address systems, radios, or other amplified sound equipment without written approval from the county commission, and presumes any audio device is disturbing others if run between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
Weber County Park Rules Restrict PA Systems
Significant RestrictionsWeber County Code § 26-1-3
Unlawful noise and other disturbing acts and behavior. It is a violation of this title to: Operate or use any audio device, including, but not limited to, radio, television, tape player, phonograph, stereo phonograph, musical instrument, or other noise producing device, such as electrical generator plants and equipment driven by motors or engines, at such times so as to disturb other persons. S...
Decibel Limits
A licensed home occupation in unincorporated Weber County cannot create noise louder than 60 decibels measured at the property line, under Land Use Code Section 108-13-2. The limit sits alongside broader standards barring a home business from generating traffic, lighting, vibration, dust, or odor beyond what's typical for a residential neighborhood.
Weber County Home Occupation 60-Decibel Limit
Some RestrictionsWeber County Land Use Code § 108-13-2
The home occupation shall not substantially increase the demand for public services in excess of those usually and customarily provided for residential uses. It shall not substantially increase foot and vehicular traffic, parking, noises, lighting, vibration, smoke, dust or airborne particulate matter, refuse, or anything else that is uncommon to the established character of the neighborhood to...
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