Eagle Mountain Support Animal and Psychiatric Service Dog Letters
Eagle Mountain reached 43,623 residents at the 2020 census, 24 years after it incorporated in December 1996 on the flat floor of Cedar Valley. If an animal helps you with anxiety, depression or another condition, a free screening reviewed by a Utah-licensed clinician is where to start.
Who Answers for Animals Here
Eagle Mountain Letter Choices
Housing ESA letter
For asking an Eagle Mountain landlord to accept your support animal despite a pet clause.
Two or more animals
Covers every animal your clinician agrees supports your mental health.
Psychiatric service dog letter
Documents a dog's trained tasks for a psychiatric disability.
Certificate and ID card
Optional records that come with some bundle plans.
Three Stops for Eagle Mountain Applicants
Complete the screening
Describe your condition, your animal and your Eagle Mountain rental in a short online form.
Meet with a Utah clinician
A Utah-licensed clinician evaluates you, by telehealth if that suits your situation clinically.
Open your letter
After approval you choose a plan, and the signed letter is emailed to you.
Eagle Mountain Animal Call Router
Eagle Mountain splits animal problems between the county sheriff, the state wildlife agency and the city. Choose the problem to see who handles it.
Who handles it
- Choose a problem, then select Find Who Handles It.
Eagle Mountain Letter Relay Stations
A nod to the Pony Express: each station is a plan on the route, with its price read live from our checkout.
An Auction, Two Settlements and a New Town
In 1994 three investors bought about 8,000 acres of Cedar Valley at a bankruptcy auction. With developer Debbie Hooge, they joined two small settlements, the large-lot community of Cedar Pass Ranch and Harvest Haven north of State Route 73, and the 24-square-mile Town of Eagle Mountain incorporated in December 1996 with Hooge as its first mayor. It became Eagle Mountain City in 2001 and annexed the White Hills neighborhood in 2011.
Pony Express Trail, Petroglyphs and a Bike Park
Mountain Ranch Bike Park
Opened in 2009 as the first park of its kind on the Wasatch Front, with jump lines and a pump track.
Pony Express trail
A site along the original Pony Express trail is among the city's landmarks.
Fremont rock art
A boulder carries petroglyphs about 1,800 years old, carved by ancient Fremont people.
Parks
The city lists four regional parks and about 35 local parks.
Eagle Mountain Areas We Serve
Why Eagle Mountain Renters Want a Utah License
Licensed in this state
The clinician who decides your Eagle Mountain request is licensed in Utah.
The law on misleading answers
Under Utah Code 26B-6-805, misleading a provider to obtain documentation is a class C misdemeanor.
A federal definition
Utah's support animal rule points to federal accommodation law, and the evaluation follows it.
Eagle Mountain Questions in the Mailbag
Who do I call about a barking dog in Eagle Mountain?
The Utah County Sheriff's Office non-emergency dispatch, 801-794-3970, handles barking dogs, stray cats and other domestic animal issues for the city.
Where do I buy an Eagle Mountain dog license?
Online through the North Utah Valley Animal Shelter website, or at the Utility Billing office at City Hall.
Who handles a raccoon, snake or mountain lion in Eagle Mountain?
Wild animals, including raccoons, squirrels, skunks, snakes and mountain lions, fall under the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, which also takes reports of dead deer.
How many cats can I keep in Eagle Mountain?
Up to four cats four months or older without a special license. More than that requires a short-term pet sitting, kennel or hobby breeder license from the city.
How many dogs can I keep in Eagle Mountain?
It depends on the size of your lot. The city code sets the maximum in a table in section 6.05.260, and keeping more needs a short-term pet sitting, kennel or hobby breeder license.
Does Utah law stop an Eagle Mountain landlord from charging pet fees for a support animal?
Utah Code 26B-6-803 says a private housing owner may not charge an extra fee or deposit because a tenant has a service or support animal, although reasonable repair costs remain recoverable. Utah defines support animals by federal accommodation law, and HUD's enforcement of untrained-ESA claims ended in May 2026, which weakens the federal side of a request.
Cedar Valley and North Utah County Guides
General information for Eagle Mountain residents and renters, current as of October 2026, and not legal advice. Eagle Mountain City, the Utah County Sheriff's Office and the North Utah Valley Animal Shelter set the local animal rules and can change them, so check with them before relying on a detail here. Screening does not guarantee a letter. In a crisis, call or text 988.
Saddle Up for a Free Screening
From City Center to the Ranches, a Utah-licensed clinician can review what your animal does for you and whether a letter fits.
