Cemetery

Hours & Location

• Cemetery Ground Hours: 6 AM - 10 PM, Seven days a week
  • Cemetery Address : 1508 W Prairie Blue Dr
• Burials scheduled: 10 AM - 2 PM, M-F, or by appointment only
• Sexton/Cemetery Office Phone: 801-766-6506 ext. 270
• Pre-need Sales Office Phone: 801-766-9793 - City Hall 319 S. Saratoga Rd.

Purchasing a Burial lot

• Cemetery Policy and Procedure Manual
• Cemetery Fee Schedule

Appointments 

• To schedule a pre-need lot purchase appointment: Click Here
• One Household per appointment, no more than 6 lots may be purchased per household.
• Please be aware the city does charge a 3% credit/debit card fee. Checks and E-Checks are accepted with no extra fee.

*If you have immediate need for burial, please begin by filling out the burial request form below, or contact the Sexton at sexton@saratogasprings-ut.gov.

Burial Request Information

• Burial Report
• Grave Marker Installation Request
• Application Granting Permission for Burial

Cemetery Map

• Use the link below to view the cemetery map and lots.

Cemetery Map and Records Viewer

Burial lot Purchase FAQ's

• Can I purchase as many lots as I want?
  • To ensure equitable access to burial space for both residents and non-residents, residents may purchase up to 6 pre-need burial lots. However, additional lots may be approved at the discretion of the Sexton. Non-residents are not permitted to pre-purchase lots. This limitation is intended to promote fairness and availability for all community members.
• Do you allow double burial lots?
  • Yes. Double depth burials shall be required for all first interments. In the event of unforeseen circumstances during grave preparation, final determination of the grave’s disposition shall be at the discretion of the Sexton and Cemetery staff. 
• Do you have infant lots?
  • Yes, infant lots are available. To provide solace and support during a difficult time, families who have experienced the loss of an infant may request the reservation of an adjacent burial lot(s) for up to five years after the first interment. This option allows bereaved families and loved ones the opportunity to plan for future arrangements with sensitivity and care, ensuring a place for memorialization alongside their child.
• Do you have a cremation garden?
  • Yes, the first phase of the cemetery includes a cremation garden.  

Headstone Requirements

• Installation Deadline: The grantee, spouse, or executor of the deceased’s burial rights must place a suitable grave marker, with the deceased's name clearly inscribed, no sooner than three months and no later than fifteen months after the burial takes place (weather permitting). Extensions of this deadline must be approved by the City. Failure to comply may result in the City installing a marker at the burial right grantee's expense.
• Number of Markers: Only one grave marker per lot is allowed, regardless of the number of remains interred in the lot.
• Size and Structure:
  • Markers must be installed on a concrete foundation at least 6 inches thick (poured continuously) or a solid piece of granite 6 inches thick.
  • For single burials, markers may be a maximum of 36 inches in length x 28 width, including foundation, and for side by side companion monuments on adjoining lots, 76 inches in width (including the border).
  • Upright headstones may not exceed 36" in height.
• Flat Markers: Flat markers shall be level with the ground surface and shall not have any elements extending above the face of the marker. Flat markers shall not contain recessed cavities, nor shall they incorporate vases into their design.
• Cremation Markers: All markers shall be set by a licensed monument company after receiving written approval from the City.
• Mowing Strip: All grave markers must be surrounded by a 6-inch concrete or granite border, serving as a mowing strip.
• Type and Placement:
  • Flat markers and upright markers are permitted, flat markers must be flush with the soil level. Elevated flat markers are not permitted. Each marker type will have a designated location within the Cemetery grounds.
  • Raised markers are required for raised lots, and flat markers are required for flat lots.
  • Markers must be placed at the west end of the lot, facing west. The City is not responsible for incorrectly placed markers.