Psychiatric Service Dog and ESA Letters for Taylorsville
Taylorsville, with 60,448 residents at the 2020 census, incorporated on July 1, 1996, the centennial of Utah statehood. If your animal steadies you through anxiety, depression or another condition, start with a free screening that a clinician licensed in Utah reviews.
Six Animals Per Taylorsville Home
The total counts dogs, cats, ferrets, pot-bellied pigs, chickens and rabbits.
Taylorsville and Bennion Become One City
Today's city joins two historic communities, Taylorsville and Bennion. In January 1849 Samuel and John Bennion and several other families crossed the Jordan River on the ice, and John Bennion gave his name to Bennion. In the 1880s LDS Church president John Taylor hid at a home on the west side of the river near 4800 South, a story often used to explain the city's name, though the name Taylorsville was in use before then.
Taylorsville Letter Services
Housing ESA letter
Backs a request that your Taylorsville landlord accept your support animal.
Two or more animals
A single letter for each animal the clinician agrees you need.
Psychiatric service dog letter
For a trained dog that performs tasks for a psychiatric disability.
Certificate and ID card
Optional pieces offered in some bundle plans.
Taylorsville Letter Time Capsules
For the Centennial City, every capsule holds one plan, sealed with its live price from our checkout.
Taylorsville Household and License Check
West Valley City Animal Services licenses Taylorsville pets every year. Count your animals to check the household limits and estimate the license fees.
Your household check
- Enter your animals, then select Check My Household.
Three Steps to a Taylorsville Letter
Start online
Answer questions about your symptoms, your animal and the Taylorsville rental you live in.
Be seen in Utah
A clinician licensed in Utah evaluates you, through telehealth if it is clinically suitable.
Receive the letter
With an approval, select a plan and the signed letter comes to your email.
I-215, Bangerter Highway and a New Temple
Between two highways
The city lies in the middle of the Salt Lake Valley, next to Interstate 215 and Bangerter Highway.
Bennion Hill
A broad east-west ridge rises perhaps 150 feet here, the eastern end of a ridge that climbs toward Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains.
Shared animal services
Taylorsville and West Valley City have run a combined animal services department since 2007.
Why Taylorsville Renters Turn to a Utah Clinician
Utah-licensed review
Your Taylorsville request is decided by a clinician licensed in Utah.
Honesty required
Utah makes misleading a provider for support animal paperwork a class C misdemeanor.
Federal test
Utah uses federal accommodation law to define a support animal, and the letter is written to that standard.
Taylorsville Areas We Serve
Taylorsville Questions, Page by Page
West Valley City Animal Services, under a contract with the city. The two cities have run a combined animal services department since 2007.
Dogs, cats, ferrets and pot-bellied pigs that are four months or older, renewed every year.
No more than three dogs and three cats, and no more than six household animals in all, counting dogs, cats, ferrets, pot-bellied pigs, chickens and rabbits.
$5 for a sterilized dog, cat or ferret and $25 for an unsterilized one. Owners over 60 pay $15 once for a sterilized pet's lifetime license, or $15 a year if it is unsterilized.
At Taylorsville City Hall, the West Valley Animal Shelter or West Valley City Hall, or online with a $5 convenience fee.
Utah Code 26B-6-803 says no extra fee or deposit may be charged by a private housing owner because of a service or support animal, and damage the animal causes can still be billed at a reasonable cost. Since Utah measures support animals against federal accommodation law, HUD's May 2026 step back from untrained-ESA enforcement leaves these requests with less federal support.
Mid-Valley Neighbors of Taylorsville
General information for Taylorsville residents and renters, current as of October 2026, and not legal advice. Taylorsville and West Valley City Animal Services set the local pet limits and license fees and may change them, so confirm with them before relying on a detail here. Screening does not guarantee a letter. In a crisis, call or text 988.
Your Taylorsville Screening Starts Here
From Bennion Hill to the I-215 corridor, a Utah-licensed clinician can tell you if a letter suits your needs.
