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Discover the services and resources that keep Enterprise running smoothly, from local government and public safety to utilities, parks, community events, and more. Whether you are a resident, business owner, or visitor, this is your starting point for connecting with the people, places, and information that make Enterprise, Utah feel like home. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Offices at 878-2221.

News & Events

In case of an emergency, dial 911 immediately for assistance.

THE WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE REMINDS US TO CALL IN CRIMES SO THEY CAN DOCUMENT AND ADDRESS THEM.  CALLING IN CRIME HELPS THEM TO KNOW WHERE TO ALLOCATE RESOURCES AND MAY HELP TO CLOSE CASES THAT ARE RELATED.

For non-emergency situations, please contact the dispatch at 435-634-5730. Stay updated with the latest news and events by visiting the City’s Facebook Page or Enterprise2Day’s Facebook Page for community news and local sports updates.

Calendar

Newsletters

The City occasionally publishes a newsletter to keep its citizens better informed about policy changes, safety reminders and also about some City related events and news.  Recently the City has started making these newsletters available online.   Click on the applicable link below:

Business Directory

Explore the vibrant community of Enterprise, Utah, where local businesses thrive and unique experiences await. Dive into our directory to find the best services and shops in town.

Business License Application

In Enterprise, Utah, obtaining a business license is a crucial step for any entrepreneur. Our fee schedule is designed to support local businesses while ensuring compliance with city regulations. Understanding these fees helps you budget effectively and avoid penalties. Our structured fee system covers various business types, from general licenses to specialized permits. Each category is tailored to meet the needs of different business operations, ensuring fair and transparent pricing. Timely payment of these fees is vital, as late payments incur penalties. By staying informed and proactive, businesses can thrive in our community, contributing to the local economy’s growth and sustainability.