Enterprise Public RecordsUtah

Enterprise City, Washington County, Utah, had an estimated population of 2,148 in 2022. The median age is about 31 years. Approximately 51% are male and 49% female. The racial/ethnic makeup is predominantly White (about 89%), with small percentages of Hispanic or Latino (7%), two or more races (3%), and other races including Native American and Asian making up less than 1% each. Enterprise is a young, primarily family-oriented community.

Enterprise, Washington County, UT, lacks a full-service hospital; residents typically rely on Dixie Regional Medical Center in St. George (about 40 miles away). Local healthcare includes the Enterprise Valley Medical Clinic. Approximately 9% of Washington County residents are uninsured. The county’s population is 93% White, with a median age of 37. Chronic conditions include heart disease, diabetes, and obesity (adult rate: 32%). Primary care physician density in the county is about 1 per 2,000 residents. Healthcare access in Enterprise remains limited, with most specialty care located in urban centers nearby.

Enterprise City, Washington County, UT, offers affordable homeownership, with a median home value around $375,000 as of 2024 and a homeownership rate near 80%. Renting is less common, with median rents about $1,200/month. The housing market has seen steady 3–5% annual appreciation recently. Single-family homes dominate, alongside some mobile homes. Key neighborhoods include central Enterprise and outskirts near Enterprise Reservoir. Property tax rates average 0.61%, lower than the national average, making the area attractive for buyers seeking value.

Enterprise City, Washington, UT, serves students with Enterprise Elementary and Enterprise High School. The high school has approximately 350 students, with a graduation rate of 95%. No colleges or universities are located within the city; about 23% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. Schools score above the state average on standardized tests, with safety incidents reported as rare. Educational programs include agriculture, STEM, and concurrent enrollment courses. Adult education options are limited locally but available in nearby St. George.

Enterprise, Washington County, UT, is a small city where personal vehicles dominate transportation. About 89% of residents drive alone to work, with carpooling accounting for 6%, and public transit use negligible (<1%). The average one-way commute time is approximately 27 minutes, higher than the national average. Public transportation is limited, with no fixed-route bus service in the city. Most households (over 96%) own at least one vehicle. Major employment hubs are in nearby St. George and Cedar City, requiring many residents to commute out of town for work. Road infrastructure primarily consists of local and state highways.