Leaf blowers permitted 7 AM-8 PM weekdays and 8 AM-8 PM weekends. Salt Lake City has adopted voluntary transition away from gas-powered blowers to reduce air pollution.
Leaf blowers fall under general landscaping equipment rules in SLC 9.28.060. No outright ban exists on gas-powered blowers as of 2024, but the city encourages electric alternatives to reduce ozone and PM2.5 along the Wasatch Front. Use outside permitted hours is a civil infraction. Contact Salt Lake City at (801) 535-7704.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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