Moving companies in Ogden, UT.

Local services and rules

Moving to Ogden: who to call and what the city asks.

Ogden bars street parking while it is snowing, when snow removal is apparent or imminent, and whenever snow or ice has accumulated to one inch or more. A vehicle allowed to become snowbound for more than 48 hours may be assumed abandoned and towed. The free Dial-A-Dumpster program is not for personal home projects such as moving in or out, renovating, or clearing basements, garages or sheds.

Residential Permit Zones and snow-clearing hours

Ogden City offers several residential parking permits. Each one allows parking only within the resident's designated Residential Permit Zone during posted enforcement hours. Proof of residency must be provided at the time of application or renewal.

Ogden requires snow to be cleared from walkways no later than 12 hours after snow has stopped.

Starting water and sewer service at 133 W 29th Street

Ogden City Utility Billing provides billing and customer service for water, sewer, stormwater, and garbage services. To start or stop utility service, call 801-629-8321 or visit the Ogden City Public Works building at 133 W 29th Street. Same day service is offered when the request is made before noon.

Only the recorded owner of the property can start or stop service. A fee is charged if water department staff have to go to the property to turn water service on or off.

Weekly garbage collection and the city's carts

Ogden City provides weekly curbside garbage collection and distributes and maintains the garbage and recycling carts. The city takes its trash and recyclable materials to the Ogden Transfer Station at 3027 Midland Dr.

Pickup days vary by address. The city has an interactive map where a home address shows the assigned pickup day.

Dump passes, Dial-A-Dumpster and the Green Waste site

Ogden City residents can pick up two free dump passes per residential billing account. The city provides them for use at the Ogden Transfer Station, for items not allowed in the Dial-A-Dumpster program or at the Green Waste Facility.

Dial-A-Dumpster allows a small group of residents to have a dumpster delivered to their neighborhood, and only one dumpster per resident per calendar year. It does not accept hazardous materials, including tires, batteries, chemicals, shingles, concrete, dirt, rocks, refrigerators, computer monitors, asphalt or tree stumps.

The Green Waste Disposal Site is a service for Ogden City residents who pay garbage fees. It accepts brush, leaves, grass and small tree branches. Green Waste passes are issued at the Public Works Building at 133 W 29th Street.

Ogden School District boundaries

Ogden School District has a Find My School tool where a home address shows the school boundaries, and a registration page for students new to the district.

Weber County library cards and property tax bills

The Weber County Library issues library cards after a staff-assisted application with two forms of identification, one showing a current mailing address.

The Weber County Treasurer, at 2380 Washington Blvd Suite #350 in Ogden, bills and collects property taxes.

Pet licenses and the rental unit license

In Ogden, all dogs, cats, and ferrets must be licensed with the city.

A license is required to operate a rental unit in Ogden. Applications are picked up at the Customer Service Center on the second floor of the Ogden Municipal Building, 2549 Washington Blvd., Suite 240.