Free wildfire and land services in Utah
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County boundaries from the US Census Bureau. An unshaded county means this directory has no page for it yet, which is a fact about this directory and not about that county.
Choose your county
- Beaver County2
- Box Elder County2
- Cache County2
- Carbon County2
- Daggett County2
- Davis County2
- Duchesne County2
- Emery County2
- Garfield County2
- Grand County2
- Iron County2
- Juab County2
- Kane County2
- Millard County2
- Morgan County2
- Piute County2
- Rich County2
- Salt Lake County2
- San Juan County2
- Sanpete County2
- Sevier County2
- Summit County2
- Tooele County2
- Uintah County2
- Utah County2
- Wasatch County2
- Washington County2
- Wayne County2
- Weber County2
Across all of Utah
Statewide programs available in every county
- Conservation Stewardship Programfrom USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
- Emergency Watershed ProtectionFreefrom USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
- Environmental Quality Incentives Programfrom USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
- FEMA Individual AssistanceFreefrom Federal Emergency Management Agency
- Fire Weather Forecasts and Red Flag WarningsFreefrom National Weather Service
- Forest Service Landowner AssistanceFreefrom USDA Forest Service
- Partners for Fish and WildlifeFreefrom US Fish and Wildlife Service
- Roadmap to RecoveryFreefrom United Policyholders
- USDA Section 502 Direct Home LoanFreefrom USDA Rural Development
- USDA Section 504 Home Repair Loans and GrantsFreefrom USDA Rural Development
- USGS Topographic MapsFreefrom US Geological Survey
- Utah Forest Stewardship ProgramFreefrom Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands
- Utah Post-Fire Rehabilitation Request for Fundsfrom Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands
- Web Soil SurveyFreefrom USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Building on rural land in Utah
What applies across Utah, each line with the source it was read from. Where a county's own permit office has been confirmed, it is on that county's page.
- Building code
Utah incorporates the 2021 International Residential Code, with the statewide amendments in Title 15A Chapter 3, as the residential construction standard applied throughout the state.
Source · Utah Code 15A-2-103
- Wildfire construction standard
Utah adopts the 2006 Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code as a construction code a local compliance agency may adopt by ordinance, not as a statewide requirement.
Source · Utah Code 15A-2-103
- Who issues the permit
A building permit comes from the compliance agency with jurisdiction, which Utah defines as an agency of the state or of one of its political subdivisions that issues permits for construction under the codes.
Source · Utah Code 15A-1-202
- Building it yourself
A sole owner of property may build one residential structure a year, and no more than three in five years, on the owner's property for the owner's own noncommercial use without a contractor license.
Source · Utah Code 58-55-305
