Cache County Public RecordsUtah

As of 2023, Cache County, UT, has a population of approximately 146,000. The median age is 26.8 years, reflecting a young demographic. Gender distribution is roughly even, with 50.7% male and 49.3% female. Racially, 87.7% identify as White, 1.5% Asian, 0.8% Black or African American, 0.5% Native American, and 6.3% from other races; Hispanic or Latino ethnicity makes up 10.8% of the population.

Cache County, Utah, had approximately 68,000 registered voters as of 2024. The county holds primary, general, and municipal elections, with Republican dominance—evident in the 2020 presidential election, where 71% voted GOP. Polling locations include the Cache County Administration Building and local schools. Key issues include education funding and land use. The Clerk/Auditor’s office administers elections, supporting in-person and mail-in voting. Republican and Democratic parties are active, with the GOP maintaining a significant majority.

Cache County, UT boasts high educational attainment, with 93% of adults holding a high school diploma and 39% earning a bachelor’s degree or higher. The Cache County and Logan City School Districts serve over 25,000 students across 40+ schools, including 5 high schools. School safety ratings are above average, and graduation rates are around 92%. Cache County School District ranks 12th in Utah, with average test scores above state norms. USU and Bridgerland Technical College provide robust adult and technical education programs, supporting lifelong learning opportunities throughout the county.

As of 2023, Cache County, UT, reports an unemployment rate of approximately 2.2%. Major employment sectors include education/health services (22%), manufacturing (18%), and retail trade (12%). Top occupations are office/administrative support (14%), production (12%), and educational roles (11%). About 28% of residents work within Logan city, while 90% of workers commute less than 30 minutes. Public transportation is used by just 1.5% of commuters, and over 78% drive alone, reflecting the county’s car-dependent infrastructure and strong local employment opportunities.

Cache County, UT, features a 2023 median home price around $417,000, with 66% homeownership and 34% renting. Typical monthly rents are $1,200–$1,600. Property values have risen about 5% year-over-year. Housing types range from single-family homes in North Logan and Providence, to student apartments near Utah State University in Logan. Popular neighborhoods include Hyde Park and River Heights. Property tax rates average 0.56%, below the national average. The market remains competitive, with limited inventory fueling steady price growth.

Cache County, UT, consistently reports lower crime rates compared to state and national averages. In 2023, the property crime rate was approximately 13.2 per 1,000 residents, while violent crime was notably low at 0.8 per 1,000 residents. Local law enforcement actively promotes community policing and safety programs, contributing to the county’s reputation as a safe area. Crime statistics are publicly reported by the Cache County Sheriff's Office and the Utah Department of Public Safety, ensuring transparency and community awareness. Overall, Cache County is considered a safe community with steadily low crime rates.