Eagle Mountain, UT Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)
Key Facts
- Time limit
- 48 hours continuous parking maximum
- Reset distance
- Must be driven at least 400 feet
- Scope
- Applies to any public street citywide
- Enforcement
- Consolidated fee schedule fines and towing
- Last amended
- Ordinance O-29-2026
Summary
Eagle Mountain does not ban overnight parking outright, but a vehicle left on any public street for more than 48 hours without being driven at least 400 feet is unlawful, with enforcement backed by the city's consolidated fee schedule and towing.
It is unlawful to leave any vehicle parked continuously on a public street for longer than 48 hours without having been driven a distance of at least 400 feet.
Official source re-checked September 8, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: current through Ordinance O-34-2026, passed August 4, 2026).
Full Breakdown
030 sets the city's continuous-parking limit: it is unlawful to leave any vehicle parked continuously on a public street for longer than 48 hours without having been driven a distance of at least 400 feet. The rule targets vehicles that sit in place indefinitely rather than a fixed overnight curfew, so a car can be moved a short distance, even within the same block, to reset the clock as long as it actually travels the required 400 feet. The provision applies citywide to any public street and does not distinguish between residential and commercial areas.
040, runs through the fines set out in the city's consolidated fee schedule as adopted by the city council, and the city may tow and remove a vehicle that has exceeded the 48-hour limit at the owner's expense. 10, Article I, General Restrictions, alongside the city's broader no-parking and obstruction rules.
Violations & Fines
A vehicle parked continuously for more than 48 hours without moving at least 400 feet is subject to fines under the consolidated fee schedule adopted by the city council, and the city may tow and impound the vehicle at the owner's expense under EMMC 10.10.110.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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