Weber County, UT Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

Weber County Code § 42-4-1 gives the county authority to post signs on county highways prohibiting or restricting parking or stopping wherever it determines parking is dangerous to other road users or would unduly interfere with the free movement of traffic. Section 42-4-2 then makes it unlawful to park or stop a vehicle on any highway once signs or traffic markings give notice that parking or stopping is prohibited there, covering posted no-parking zones and other restricted stretches of county road. Weber County Sheriff's Office deputies enforce the chapter: § 42-4-3 lets an officer who finds a vehicle parked or stopped in violation move it, have it moved, or order the driver to move it, and § 42-4-4 authorizes citations, vehicle relocation at the owner's expense, and other enforcement action.

Registration of the vehicle in a person's name creates a rebuttable presumption under § 42-4-5 that the registered owner controlled it at the time of the violation. A written notice of violation naming the vehicle, its license number, the date, time, and location, the fine amount, and how to pay or contest it must be issued under § 42-4-6. The recipient has 14 days to pay or contest before a county hearing officer (§§ 42-4-7, 42-4-11, 42-4-12); the general fine schedule in § 42-4-8 sets a $50 fine if paid or contested within 14 days, rising to $100 after that, and to $300 or $600 for a vehicle owner with a violation in the prior year. Unpaid fines default after 28 days under § 42-4-9, and the county may pursue collection or towing under §§ 42-4-15 and 42-4-16.