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About Code Enforcement
The Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District (MSD) Code Enforcement is committed to developing creative solutions that ensure communities are well-maintained, safe, and desirable places to live, work and raise a family. We work to sustain property values and low crime rates. From weed control to yard cleanup, the MSD Code Enforcement staff is focused on improving relationships between people, the environment, and the communities we live in.
Issues We Address
- Clearview Violation (fences, plants, and other items taller than two feet on a corner lot that is blocking the view of traffic)
- Commercial Vehicles on Residential Property
- Conducting a Non-Permitted Home-Based Business
- Exceeding Amount of Unrelated Occupants
- Living in a Mobile Home, Camper, or Trailer on Residential Property
- More Than One Unregistered/Inoperable Vehicle on a Property
- Outdoor Storage (AKA Junk)
- Parking on Dirt or Grass
- Running an Unpermitted Short-Term Rental
- Sidewalk Obstruction
- Unpermitted Signs
- Violating Setbacks (carports and other structures too close to property lines)
Issues We Don't Address
- Improper Street Parking or Unregistered Vehicles in the Street: Contact the local Unified Police Department
- Construction Without a Permit: Contact the MSD Building Department (385) 468-6688
- Overflowing Garbage Bins: Contact SLCO Health Department (385) 468-4100
- Conducting a Business Without a License: Contact MSD Business Licensing Department (385) 468-6721
Report a Violation
The MSD uses Cityworks to report code violations, which allows the MSD to receive, process and take action more efficiently. This will be an anonymous report even though an email address is required to submit a violation. Report a violation
Pay Your Parking Ticket Here*
Parking Violation Instructions
Online: https://www.xpressbillpay.com
You will need to enter your license plate and ticket number to pull up the information to pay your fine.
By Phone: 385-468-6694 or 385-468-6672 Mon-Fri 8:00 am-3:30 pm
In Person: Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, 2001 S State Street Suite N3600, Salt Lake City, UT 84190. Mon-Fri 8:00am-3:30pm
By Mail: DO NOT MAIL CASH. Record the Notice number on the check or money order and include a copy of the Notice with your payment. Checks must be made out to Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District.
* Failure to pay the penalty may result in the filing of a civil action, increased penalties and fees, and administrative fees. Under the listed code, the owner and/or operator of the vehicle are strictly liable for civil penalties assessed pursuant to this Notice. To satisfy the Parking Notice, you must send payment in the amount indicated no earlier than 5 business days but no later than 20 calendar days or appeal the Notice.
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Code Enforcement
Physical Address
2001 So. State Street, Ste. N3-600
Salt Lake City, UT 84190
Phone: : 385-468-6725
- How do I Pay for the Parking Ticket that I Received?
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There are four options available for payment. Remember, you must send payment in the EXACT amount indicated within 20 calendar days or appeal the Notice. Do not mail cash. Record the Notice number on the check or money order and include a copy of the Notice with your payment.
- Payment by Internet: https://www.xpressbillpay.com
- Payment by Phone: 385-468-6694 (M-F, 8:00 am- 3:30 pm)
- Payment by Mail: Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, #N3600, 2001 State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84190
- Payment In Person: Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, #N3600, 2001 State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84190 (M-F, 8:00 am- 3:30 pm)
- How do I Contest a Parking Ticket?
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To contest the parking notice, please email acgonzalez@msd.utah.gov and include the following information in your email. Should you fail to include one or more of the items below, the request will be considered incomplete.
- Name
- Contact Information: Email and Phone Number
- Parking Notice Number or License Plate Number
- The reason why you feel the fee should be waived/ lowered
- How do I Appeal a Parking Ticket?
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In accordance with the municipal code, you may appeal this notice by requesting a hearing with the Municipality's Administrative Law Judge. To file an appeal, you must file a written appeal within 20 calendar days of the date of this notice. Your appeal must:
1. Describe the reason for your appeal and include any supporting documentation;
2. Contain the above Parking Notice number;
3. Include the name and address of the vehicle owner or operator appealing the Notice;
4. Be signed by: (i) the owner of the vehicle; (ii) an authorized agent of the owner; or (iii) the authorized operator of the vehicle; and
5. Be mailed or delivered to the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, #N3600, 2001 State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84190. Failure to timely request a hearing will forfeit your right to appeal this administrative citation and may result in a default order being entered against you. The order may include an award of civil penalties, fees, and other costs.