Weber County
Weber County Commission
In short
Weber County Commission issues 5 permits we publish for Weber County, last verified 2026-09-30. Each carries the fee as the agency publishes it, with a link to the schedule it was read from.
What this agency issues
| Permit | Issuing agency | Fee | Renews | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beer License — Seasonalonly if it applies to you | Weber County Commission | $150.00 for 3 months, $300.00 for 6 months, or $450.00 for 9 months or any part of a year exceeding 6 months, carrying the privileges of a Class C (draft) license for less than a full year. | up to one year, in 3/6/9-month increments | 2026-09-30 |
| Beer License — Class B (Restaurant, On-Premise)only if it applies to you | Weber County Commission | $200 a year | annual | 2026-09-30 |
| Beer License — Class D (Special Event)only if it applies to you | Weber County Commission | $50.00 for the first day of the commission-designated special event, plus $10.00 for each additional consecutive day. | per event, at commission-designated premises and times | 2026-09-30 |
| Beer License — Class A (Off-Premise, Original Containers)only if it applies to you | Weber County Commission | $200 a year | annual | 2026-09-30 |
| Beer License — Class C (Draft, On or Off Premise)only if it applies to you | Weber County Commission | $500 a year | annual | 2026-09-30 |
Fees shown as a range or formula are set that way by the issuing agency — we do not average them into a single number.
About each permit
Beer License — Seasonal
Weber County Code § 16-3-1 sets a 'Seasonal' beer license, carrying the privileges of a Class C (draft) license for less than a full year, at $150.00 for 3 months, $300.00 for 6 months, or $450.00 for 9 months or any part of a year exceeding 6 months — issued by the Weber County Commission for unincorporated Weber County. This tier suits a restaurant or retail-store operation that only needs draft-beer privileges for part of the year rather than the full annual Class C term. It applies only in unincorporated Weber County — Powder Mountain, Snowbasin, Avon, Causey and Monte Cristo since Ogden Valley City's January 2, 2026 incorporation. Weber County Code Title 8's header note ties the county's beer-licensing power to the state's On-Premises and Off-Premises Beer Retailer Acts (Utah Code § 32B-6-701 et seq. and § 32B-7-101 et seq.).
Beer License — Class B (Restaurant, On-Premise)
A restaurant serving beer on-premise in unincorporated Weber County needs a Class B beer license from the Weber County Commission, priced at $200.00 a year (Weber County Code § 16-3-1 and § 16-4-3). Class B is reserved for a premises with 'sufficient food and service to amount to a bona fide restaurant business,' per § 16-3-1's own class definition. Weber County Code Title 8's header note ties this county license to the state's On-Premises Beer Retailer License part (Utah Code § 32B-6-701 et seq.) and its local-authority-to-issue provision (§ 32B-6-704). It applies only in unincorporated Weber County — Powder Mountain, Snowbasin, Avon, Causey and Monte Cristo since Ogden Valley City's January 2, 2026 incorporation — every incorporated city issues its own beer license instead. The application is investigated by the Sheriff's Office and the Weber-Morgan Health Department.
Beer License — Class D (Special Event)
Any business hosting a commission-designated special beer event in unincorporated Weber County needs a Class D beer license from the Weber County Commission, priced at $50.00 for the first day plus $10.00 for each additional consecutive day, under Weber County Code § 16-3-1. The Commission designates both the premises and the times covered. This license applies only in unincorporated Weber County — Powder Mountain, Snowbasin, Avon, Causey and Monte Cristo since Ogden Valley City's January 2, 2026 incorporation — an event inside any incorporated city instead falls under that city's own beer-licensing process. The county's live Frontier portal separately lists a no-cost Temporary Beer Event Permit as a distinct product from this codified Class D license; this record covers only the codified, fee-bearing Class D license.
Beer License — Class A (Off-Premise, Original Containers)
A retail store selling beer for off-premise consumption, in original containers, in unincorporated Weber County needs a Class A beer license from the Weber County Commission, priced at $200.00 a year under Weber County Code § 16-3-1 and § 16-4-3. This county license layers on the state framework: Weber County Code Title 8's own header note cites the Off-Premises Beer Retailer Act (Utah Code § 32B-7-101 et seq.) and its local-regulation provision (§ 32B-7-201) as the state authority behind the county's power to require it. It applies only in unincorporated Weber County — Powder Mountain, Snowbasin, Avon, Causey and Monte Cristo since Ogden Valley City's January 2, 2026 incorporation — every incorporated city instead issues its own beer license for premises within its limits. The application is investigated by the Sheriff's Office and the Weber-Morgan Health Department (§§ 8-2-4 through 8-2-6).
Beer License — Class C (Draft, On or Off Premise)
A draft-beer license, usable on or off premise, in unincorporated Weber County is a Class C beer license from the Weber County Commission, priced at $500.00 a year — the highest of the standing annual classes — under Weber County Code § 16-3-1 and § 16-4-3. The Seasonal license, a separate Weber County requirement, carries the same Class C privileges for less than a full year at a lower, prorated price. This license applies only in unincorporated Weber County — Powder Mountain, Snowbasin, Avon, Causey and Monte Cristo since Ogden Valley City's January 2, 2026 incorporation — every incorporated city issues its own beer license instead. Weber County Code Title 8's header note ties the county's beer-licensing power to the state's On-Premises and Off-Premises Beer Retailer Acts (Utah Code § 32B-6-701 et seq. and § 32B-7-101 et seq.); the application is investigated by the Sheriff's Office and the Weber-Morgan Health Department.
Contact
- Jurisdiction
- Weber County
- Phone
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Sources
Every fee and term above was read from one of these government pages on the date shown.
- Weber County Code Title 16, County Fee Schedule (§§ 16-3, 16-4 business and beer licence fees)Weber County · primary source · retrieved 2026-09-30
- Weber County Code Title 8, BeerWeber County · primary source · retrieved 2026-09-30
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