FAQs • Ogden, UT • CivicEngage

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Business Licenses

1. Who do I contact for questions about my business license?: Please contact the Business Licensing Division.

2. Who do I contact regarding a state liquor license?: Please contact the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (UDABC) at 801-977-6800 regarding their application procedure and forms necessary. Forms and information are also available online at the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control website.

3. What is the definition of a "Class A" off-premise beer license?: A "Class A" entitles the licensee to sell beer in original containers for consumption of the premises.

4. What is the definition of a "Class B" on-premise restaurant beer license?: A "Class B" entitles a licensed restaurant to sell beer, wine, or liquor at retail for consumption with meals on the premises; food must account for 71% of gross sales.

5. What is the definition of a "Class C" on-premise tavern beer license?: A "Class C" entitles the licensee to sell beer for consumption with or without food.

6. What is the definition of a "Class D" private club license?: A "Class D" entitles the licensee to sell beer in a private club.

7. What is the definition of a "Class E" single event beer license?: A "Class E" entitles the licensee to sell beer in the original containers or on draft only upon the licensed premises of a qualified single event (incorporated association, church, or political origination, etc.)

8. What is the definition of a "Class F" recreational on-premise beer license?: A "Class F" entitles the licensee to sell beer at retail in the original container or on draft for on-premises consumption with or without food, to persons patronizing an authorized recreational facility (bowling alleys, golf courses, public parks, fairgrounds, stadiums, etc.)

9. What is the definition of a "Class G" on-premise banquet license?: A "Class G" entitles the licensee to sell beer at retail for consumption with food in connection with the licensee's banquet and room service activities associated with a hotel, resort facility, sports center or convention center.

10. Who do I contact for questions about obtaining an alcohol / liquor / beer license in Ogden City?: Contact the Business Licensing Division.

1. My car was damaged as a result of road damage. Who is responsible?: It depends on the road it was damaged on. If it was a private road, you would file a
claim with the entity that owns the road. If it was a state road, you would file a claim with Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) Region One offices (801-620-1600).
If your damage was sustained on a city road, you would file a claim by speaking with the Risk Management Specialist at Ogden City (801-629-8730).

Contact UDOT for State Roads & State-owned colleges: 801-620-1600
Contact Ogden City for all other public roads within the city: 801-629-8271

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3. What are the little black tubes in the road for?: These tubes are laid down to complete a traffic survey count. The purpose of these surveys is to collect data such as traffic volume and speed. The surveys are used to determine when a road will require an upgrade or major repairs.

4. There's a big crack in the sidewalk... who's responsible for repairs?: Ogden City maintains and repairs all standard sidewalks and curb & gutter located within the city Right-of-Way. If you are aware of damage to the sidewalk or curb & gutter (lifted panels, breakage, holes, etc.) please alert our Engineering Division by calling our Concrete Engineer at 801-629-8998. Maintenance and repair to driveways, house walks and drive approaches are the property owner’s responsibility.

5. Who do I call if I have questions about street repairs?: There are many different reasons why work could be taking place on a particular stretch of road. Reasons could vary from yearly maintenance (asphalting, chip sealing, etc) to emergency repairs by one of the utility companies or for scheduled infrastructure work. Although not all work in the streets is done by Ogden City, we can certainly make every effort to help you get in contact with the right person. If you have questions, please feel free to call the Public Service Operations Division at (801) 629-8271. In the meantime, please drive cautiously, and be patient when you see the street crews working in your area and obey flagmen and construction signs. This is for both your safety and the crews safety.

1. Where can I get a Certificate of Life?: To obtain a Certificate of Life you must contact the appropriate Consulate.
Ogden City has no authority to issue this document.

2. Who do I talk to about a lien against my property?: If Ogden City recorded a lien against your property call (801) 629-8723. For all other liens, contact the Weber County Recorder’s Office at (801) 399-8441. Their office is located on the third floor of the Weber Center at 2380 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, UT.

3. How do I obtain a copy of my DD-214?: If you recorded your original DD-214 in Weber County upon discharge from military service you must go to the Weber County Recorder's Office for a copy. They are located on the third floor of the Weber Center at 2380 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, UT. The phone number is 801-399-8441.

4. Where can I find old pictures of Ogden?: Ogden City does not have a repository of old photographs. Two possible resources are the Utah State Archives (801) 531-3848 and the Union Station Foundation (801) 393-1482.

5. How do I apply for a Passport?: The Weber County Clerk's Office can give you information on the steps to apply for a Passport. They are located at 2380 Washington Blvd., Suite 320 in Ogden. Their phone number is 801-399-8400.

6. I'm getting married! Where do I get a marriage license?: The Weber County Clerk's Office, located at 2380 Washington Blvd., Suite 320 in Ogden. Their phone number is 801-399-8400.

7. Where can I get a copy of a birth or death certificate?: The Weber County Health Department. They are located at 477 23rd Street in Ogden and their phone number is 801-399-7130.

8. Where do I go to register my vehicle or renew my license plates?: The Utah Division of Motor Vehicles is located at 2447 Lincoln Avenue, Ogden.

9. Who can tell me about property taxes?: For questions regarding property taxes, contact the Weber County Treasurer's Office at 801-399-8454. Their office is located at 2380 Washington Blvd., Suite 350 in Ogden.

10. How do I get a copy of my divorce papers?: Contact the Utah Second District Court located at 2525 Grant Avenue in Ogden. The phone number is 801-395-1079.