For a Specific Record
Use the source named beside the record. The Utah County Recorder handles deeds, abstracts, plats, and instrument images. The Assessor and GIS offices handle parcel and map context. The County Clerk and Elections office handles voter and marriage-license matters. Utah Courts or the local clerk handles court cases. OVRS and the State Archives handle vital-record routes. City Hall handles municipal GRAMA, cemetery, license, code, and notice records.
A request sent to the wrong office may be redirected, but it should not be assumed to produce an answer. Keep the record class clear: index, image, map, certificate, administrative file, or historical scan.
Helpful Office Contacts
Pleasant Grove City Hall
70 S 100 E
Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
801-785-5045
City records and GRAMA
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
510 N 100 W
Pleasant Grove, UT
801-785-4612
Burial and plot questions
For local history, Pleasant Grove Library is at 30 E Center St and can be reached at 801-785-3950. For a court venue question, Pleasant Grove Justice Court is listed at the Public Safety Building, 108 S 100 E, 801-785-9461.
Where to Start Online
- Street Directory for an address, parcel, serial, and deed trail.
- Directory Book for historical newspaper, city-directory, map, and archive leads.
- Resident Lookup for a one-person record-matching workflow.
- ZIP Codes for USPS, city, county, precinct, and ZIP distinctions.
- Previous Residents for a dated address-history chain.
- Neighbors for adjacent parcel and block research.
For a missing local administrative record, the Pleasant Grove GRAMA form asks for a specific description, inspection or copy choice, and cost authorization. It states a normal response within 10 business days and an expedited response within five business days.
Sending a Reference Correction
Describe the page, heading, source, and exact statement that needs review. A link to the official source is helpful. Do not send a full birth date, Social Security number, private address, phone number, email, court detail, or a bulk list of people. This reference will not republish protected information or turn a correction request into a public profile.
Source corrections must go to the custodian. The Recorder, Clerk, court, OVRS, City Hall, library, or Archives can explain its own correction, redaction, withholding, or appeal process. A private website cannot alter the underlying government record.