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Office Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Mon-Fri
Address: 25 North Main Heber City, Utah 84032
Phone (435) 657-3190 Fax (435) 654-0834 ClerkAuditor@wasatch.utah.gov
Wasatch County has a combined Clerk & Auditor department. The Clerk prepares, administers, processes, and maintains all Countywide elections. The Clerk issues marriage licenses and processes passports for all qualified candidates. The Clerk prepares agendas and takes minutes of the Board of County Commissioners meetings and keeps on file all official documents. The Auditor administers the financial functions for the County. The Auditor is the budget officer and prepares and administers the Countywide budget. The Auditor maintains records of all financial transactions, conducts reviews and internal audits, issues financial statements and reports. The Auditor shares management duties of the property tax system with the Recorder, Assessor, and Treasurer and oversees the Board of Equalization.
Notice is hereby given that the Wasatch County final tax sale, pursuant to Utah Code section 59-2-1351.1, will be held on June 8, 2023 at 10:00 A.M online through Public Surplus at https://www.publicsurplus.com.
Passport photographs are not available at the Clerk's office. Use the link to request an Appointment.
Updated April 2023
Passports are required for all U.S. Citizens to regain entry into the United States after traveling outside the country. As of June 1, 2009, any travel outside the United States or its territories will require a passport to re-enter the country. This requirement includes Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean Islands.
Step 1: Schedule an Appointment
To schedule a passport appointment, please email passport@wasatch.utah.gov or call 435-657-3190.
Step 2: Fill Out the Application before Appointment
Before the appointment, fill out all applications to be submitted:
Passport Appointment and Application Requirements:
Step 3: Passport Fees
Travel.State.Gov - Official State Department Website
This site will give you all information you need to know about passports and passport cards.
County budget information can be found here. Information found here includes past and present budgets as well as tentative budgets for future years (November and December each year).
Official Election Results - pdf Election results have been updated as of November 21, 2022
Voter Registration is open to all Wasatch County residents that are:
Tools to check registration status and register to vote - www.vote.utah.gov
Online Voter Registration - www.vote.utah.gov
Mail in or in person
Wasatch County Council and Wasatch County School District Representation Districts: (County Council Seats A & B are At-Large seats)
Wasatch County Voting Precincts: (Use the precinct maps to identify your voting precinct. Seats A & B are County-Wide At-Large seats)
2022 Precinct Maps - pdf (all maps in one pdf)
This map shows all county voting precincts county-wide.
Online Interactive Map is found here.
2022 was a Redistricting and Reprecincting Year. Changes were made that affected you as a Voter.
Every 10 years, County and State governments must redistrict the elected offices that represent geographically distinct regions of the County or State. The State of Utah redistricted the State Board of Education, State House of Representatives, State Senate, and Federal House of Representative districts late in 2021. The results of these State changes are the following:
State Board of Education:
State House of Representatives:
State Senate:
Federal House of Representatives:
Upon the conclusion of State level redistricting, Wasatch County commenced the redistricting of the County Council and Wasatch County School District School Board Districts. Both the Council and School Board share the same geographic districts.
After County redistricting was completed, the County began the reprecincting process to adjust all voting precincts in the County. All voting precincts in the County have been adjusted to serve the community for the next 10 years. Also, all precincts have received new precinct numbers to tie the precinct to its Council/School Board district.
If you wish to appeal some aspect concerning the valuation of your property, you must file an appeal application with the County Board of Equalization. Please refer to Reason for Appeal to see what type of appeal applies to your situation. All evidence supporting your market value estimation must be included when filing your application for each appealed parcel. If supporting evidence is not included, the board will deny the appeal.
The "Request for Review" link below will take you to an online form. Fill out the form (3 tabs), upload any needed documentation, and press the "Submit" button. Your application has been submitted. The filing deadline is September 15, 5:00 p.m. All appeal forms and evidence must be received online, in person, or by mail before that time. A separate appeal form and supporting evidence are required for each parcel appealed. Hearing times will be set as needed. Please provide valid contact information, including current phone numbers, and please make yourself available for phone calls from Wasatch County.
If you wish to use a paper form, please stop by the Clerk/Auditor's Office, 25 North Main Street, Heber City, Utah, 84032, or call (435) 657-3190.
Please submit residential Exemption forms to the Assessor's Office before June to avoid the need to appear before the BOE.
Year 2022
Year 2021
Year 2020
Year 2019
Year 2018
Property tax abatements are available for primary residences.
Forms are available in the Wasatch County Clerk/Auditors office located at 25 North Main Street Heber City, Utah. If you have questions please come in or contact this office by phone 435‐657‐3190.
Please turn your forms in by September 20, 2022, the abatement can then be applied to your 2022 tax notice. Final deadline is December 31, 2022.
Business licenses are needed for any business doing business in the unincorporated county.
Marriage licenses can be obtained from a clerk’s office. Utah Marriages licenses are valid for ceremonies performed in any county in the State of Utah. The licenses must be used within 30 days of issuance. If the license is not used please return it to the Clerk’s Office. Refunds or extensions cannot be given.
Both parties must fill out a marriage license application and appear in person with valid picture id. A fee of $40.00 cash or check is required to buy the license included with this licenses fee are two certified copies. The certified copies are used to make name changes etc…
If an applicant is 16 or 17 years of age a parent with legal custody or a legal guardian must be present with ID to sign consent.
If the applicant is 15 years of age an authorization to marry must be provided by a Juvenile Judge of the court exercising juvenile jurisdiction in the county where either party to the marriage resides. The written authorization may also be obtained from a court commissioner as permitted by rule of the Judicial Council.
Applicants 14 years of age and younger cannot obtain a marriage license under Utah law.
Ministers, rabbis, or priests of any religious denomination who are; in regular communion with any religious society and are 18 years of age or older, others who may solemnize marriages include Municipal Mayors and Judges.
Marriage License Application - pdf, 2019 Form
Please fill out application, print, and bring it with you to the Clerk's Office. DO NOT SIGN application until instructed to do so by the Clerk's Office staff.
The requirements to submit this information are located in UCA 67-1a-15. All of the questions coincide with the information required to be gathered under this section of code.
State Entity Registration Link