Council approves first reading to adopt 2025 wildland-urban interface code to replace 2006 standard
September 22, 2026 | Salt Lake County Commission and Boards, Salt Lake County, Utah
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The Salt Lake County Council voted on first reading on Sept. 22 to adopt the 2025 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code, replacing the county's 2006 code in response to a legislative mandate. County staff described the change as required by the legislature and said it was not expected to impose new county costs. Council members approved the first reading unanimously.
Council members who attended a related three-hour briefing said the issue was straightforward. No substantive amendments were offered at the meeting; the item advanced as part of routine code update work to align county regulations with the newer international standard.
Council members who attended a related three-hour briefing said the issue was straightforward. No substantive amendments were offered at the meeting; the item advanced as part of routine code update work to align county regulations with the newer international standard.
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