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Juab County, Utah building department: contact and office details

Everything below was read from the jurisdiction's own page on 2026-08-06. Where a field is missing it is because the office does not publish it, not because we substituted something plausible.

Office as listed
Planning and Zoning – JuabCounty.Gov
Phone
(435) 623-3400
Hours listed
Monday-Thursday 7 AM-6 PM
Permit platform
Tyler EnerGov / Tyler 311
County type
County jurisdiction in Utah
Official source
juabcounty.gov
Last checked
2026-08-06

Which route to use

  • Phone is fastest for a jurisdiction question — whether this office is even the right one — and for inspection scheduling where no portal exists.
  • Email is better for anything you may need in writing later: a scope interpretation, an exemption question, a correction dispute.
  • The counter still matters for older paper records and for owner-builder declarations, which many offices will not accept remotely.

Hours

The office lists Monday-Thursday 7 AM-6 PM. Counter hours for permit intake are often shorter than the building's general opening hours, and inspection request cutoffs are earlier still. Confirm both before making a special trip.

Before you call

Have the parcel number, the property address, the permit number if one exists, and a one-sentence scope of work ready. Permit staff field a very high volume of calls; a specific question with a parcel number attached gets a specific answer, where a general one gets referred back to the website.

Questions people ask about this

What is the phone number for the Juab County building department?

The office publishes (435) 623-3400. Phone is usually the fastest route for a jurisdiction question; email is better for anything where you need the answer in writing.

How this page was checked

Source: juabcounty.gov

Last retrieved: 2026-08-06

We retrieved the page above and read the department detail from it directly.

The permitting platform was identified as Tyler EnerGov / Tyler 311 from the jurisdiction's own links.

We do not publish fee amounts or processing times. Those are set locally, change without notice, and a stale figure is worse than none.

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