Code Violation Reporting in Utah (2026)
8 rules on the books across Utah, 7 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
How to Report
Step-by-step guide to reporting code violations in your city, including 311 numbers, online portals, mobile apps, and what information to include.
Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain's enforcement officer investigates suspected code violations and, before any penalty accrues, must issue…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Some RestrictionsSalt Lake City lets anyone file a zoning complaint with a civil enforcement officer, who investigates and can issue…
Read full rule →Weber County
Some RestrictionsWeber County's Planning Division Director, acting as code enforcement official, investigates land use violations…
Read full rule →Response Times
How quickly your city responds to code complaints, including priority levels for different violation types and typical timelines from report to resolution.
Common Violations
The most frequently reported code violations in your city, including tall grass, junk vehicles, illegal construction, unpermitted signs, and noise complaints.
Provo
Significant RestrictionsProvo Code Enforcement can cite 29 specific conditions as public nuisances, from junk vehicles and graffiti to…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain's code enforcement officer investigates the city's most common nuisance complaints under EMMC Chapter…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsOrem's code enforcement most often cites accumulated junk, garbage cans left curbside past pickup day, and improper…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George's nuisance ordinance lists the exact property conditions code officers cite most: junk and refuse on private…
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