This website is maintained and operated by Salt Lake County, Utah. For questions or comments regarding this site, contact Salt Lake County Privacy.
Salt Lake County (SLCo) respects the privacy of every individual who visits our websites. This Privacy Statement outlines the information Salt Lake County will collect and how Salt Lake County will use that information.
This notice supports Salt Lake County privacy practices and Utah's Government Data Privacy Act. It applies to general use of saltlakecounty.gov.
A separate privacy notice may apply when a County agency asks you to submit information for a specific form, program, application, or service.
This notice applies to saltlakecounty.gov and County webpages operated by Salt Lake County under that website.
If another County website, online service, or third-party platform has its own privacy notice, that notice applies to that specific service.
Salt Lake County is responsible for saltlakecounty.gov.
Questions about this notice may be sent to the Salt Lake County Privacy Program at:
This notice uses a few privacy terms. These short explanations are meant to help readers understand the notice and do not replace the full legal definitions in Utah law.
We use the following technologies for tracking and analytics: Cookies (to assist with analytics, performance, personalization, forms, etc.), analytics tools, accessibility monitoring tools, performance monitoring tools, CAPTCHA or security tools, embedded maps, embedded videos, or vendor-managed online services. Additional tag management tools or third-party tags may be used to assist Clark Planetarium. Other third-party marketing tags may be used temporarily to assist agencies with special events or time-limited campaigns.
You may be able to control some cookies through your browser settings. If cookies are blocked, some website features may not work as intended.
We use this data for the following purposes:
Some pages let you submit information through forms, applications, registrations, payment tools, service requests, subscriptions, or messages. We use information you submit for the purpose described by the form or service.
If a specific privacy notice is provided with that form or service, please review that notice before submitting information.
You may choose not to provide requested information. If the information is needed to provide a service or process your request, the County may not be able to complete that service without it.
Information submitted to Salt Lake County may become a government record. Some records may be public. Other records may be private, controlled, protected, or otherwise restricted under Utah law.
The County reviews records requests before releasing records. This notice does not change the classification of any record or replace a specific public records notice, privacy notice, or legal notice.
Salt Lake County does not sell website user data.
The County may share website information when needed to provide County services, operate or protect the website, work with authorized service providers, comply with law, respond to records requests, support audits, or fulfill County responsibilities.
Service providers may process website information only as needed to provide services to The County and subject to applicable agreements and requirements.
Website information and related records are kept according to approved Salt Lake County record series and records retention requirements. Transitory tracking records (GRS-1720).
Information submitted through a specific form, application, payment tool, public records request, or service request may be retained under a separate record series for that program or service.
You may ask questions about, request access to, or request correction of information related to your use of Salt Lake County websites.
Ask the County agency or program that collected your information about correction or amendment options. Contact the Salt Lake County Privacy Program.
File a complaint with the Utah Data Privacy Ombudsperson.
Utah law allows certain at-risk government employees to request that qualifying personal information be classified as a private record.
Eligible individuals may submit a request through the County at-risk government employee process:
Salt Lake County uses reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect website information from unauthorized access, misuse, loss, or alteration.
No website or electronic system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
If Salt Lake County determines that a data breach has occurred, the County will review the incident and provide required notifications in accordance with applicable law and County procedures.
Salt Lake County websites may link to or embed services operated by other organizations. These may include payment processors, job application platforms, mapping tools, video platforms, social media platforms, or other third-party services.
Those services may have their own privacy notices, terms, cookies, and data practices. The County is not responsible for the privacy practices of websites or platforms it does not operate.
Salt Lake County does not knowingly collect personal data from children through the general County website unless the information is submitted for a County program, service, activity, or process where collection is permitted and appropriate.
Updates to this notice will be posted on this page.
Updated: 09/01/2026
Questions about this notice may be sent to: