Sanpete County Clerk

Welcome to the Sanpete County Clerk's website

We hope the information available to you at this time will be beneficial. My door is always open to you. If you have any suggestions or questions regarding the services provided by the Clerk’s Office, feel free to call or email…

Sandy Neill 160 North Main PO Box 100 Manti, UT 84642

Phone: 435-835-2131 Fax: 435-835-2135

sandycn@email.utcourts.gov

County Commission Meeting

Commission meetings will be held in the Commission Chambers (room #303) at the Sanpete County Courthouse, 160 North Main Manti, Utah. Any changes to date, time or place of these meetings will be posted 24 hours in advance. It is mandatory for anyone wishing to meet with the Commissioners to schedule an appointment with the County Clerk forty-eight (48) hours in advance of said meeting. Individuals with disabilities needing special accommodations should contact Sandy Neill at least 3 working days in advance.

General Agenda Application Employee Agenda Application Right of Way Easement Form

Request for Duplication of Recorded Hearing

COUNTY AGENDAS AND MINUTES

Marriage Information

Officiants in Utah:

Any ordained minister who is at least 18 years of age, Native American spiritual advisors, the Governor, Mayors, Justices of the Peace, Judges or Commissioners, County Clerks, President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, retired Judges or Magistrates, U.S. Judges or Magistrates may perform weddings.

Marriage Records Index

Marriage License Information

Sanpete County Business License

APPLICATION FOR BUSINESS LICENSE IN SANPETE COUNTY (Excluding Incorporated Cities)

Passports

Passport Information

Death/Birth Records

Death/Birth Information

Sanpete County Land Use Information:

Sanpete County Zoning Map
Sanpete County Subdivision Ordinance
Sanpete County Land Use Ordinance – Large File (1.87 MB)

Voting Information

Protecting Your Right to Vote Is Our Mission:

To serve the public by administering the election process and promoting voter registration. As the public’s guardians of freedom within a democratic society we protect and promote public trust and confidence by administering the election process to assure timely, accurate and honest elections. We are dedicated to giving the people of Sanpete County the opportunity to exercise their right to vote.

Leave Your Print

Congress passed the law requiring states to upgrade voting systems after the 2000 Presidential Election threw the accuracy of voting in Florida in question. Voters with disabilities will be able to vote independently for the first time. This will provide both a paper and electronic voting record.

Each voter is given a voter access card by a poll worker who encodes the card with the correct ballot format and returns to the voter to slide into the voting device. The voters ballot information will appear on the screen. The voter will use these screens by reading and touching. Those with disabilities can use the visually impaired ballot system, (VIBS). Voters will use headphones to listen and a numbered key pad, to enter and cast their votes.

Through education and voter outreach, we encourage participation in the electoral process.

NOTE: All voters should bring identification to the polls on election day. Early and absentee voters should bring picture I.D. and proof of residency.

Voter Registraton Absentee Ballot Request Voting Districts

Verify Voter Registration Election Results Notice of Public Audit of Voting Machines

Sample Ballot UDOT – Campaign Signs

Financial Disclosure Forms:

County Candidates School Board Candidates

No Contributions or Expeditures Statement of Dissolution

Political Party Contact Information:

LOCAL STATE

Constitution:	David Allen 435-445-3216	Randal O. Dull 801-544-4056
Democratic:	Robert Buckner 813-2162, Jill Hansen 835-4200	Wayne Holland 801-328-1212
Libertarian:	No Local Contact	J Robert Latham 801-299-9999
Republican:	Wendell Jacobson 435-445-3504, 445-3500	Ivan DuBois 801-533-9777