Quiet hours in Sandy, UT — also called the noise ordinance, nighttime noise rules, or residential quiet time — define the hours during which excessive noise is prohibited.
Sandy City quiet hours run 10 PM to 7 AM under Title 9 of the Sandy Municipal Code. Unreasonable noise audible at property lines during these hours is a class C misdemeanor.
Sandy City Code Title 9 (Public Peace, Morals and Welfare) prohibits disturbing the peace. Utah Code 76-9-102 also applies statewide. Police respond to complaints via non-emergency dispatch at 801-799-3000. Habitual offenders may face nuisance abatement. Contact Sandy at (801) 568-7100. This quiet hours rule under Sandy's noise ordinances applies to properties within Sandy city limits. For current statutory text, amendments, enforcement procedures, fines, appeal options, and any exemptions that may apply to your situation, contact Sandy code enforcement directly or consult the official Utah municipal code library. Ordinances change periodically; always verify with local staff before relying on summary information.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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