Provo Public RecordsUtah

Provo, Utah has an estimated population of around 115,000 (2022). The median age is about 24 years, reflecting a large student presence. Gender distribution is nearly equal, with 49% male and 51% female. Racially, the city is predominantly White (82%), with smaller populations of Hispanic or Latino (15%), Asian (2%), Black or African American (1%), and other groups.

Provo, Utah, boasts highly rated education, with about 35 public and private schools, including three public high schools. Provo School District’s graduation rate is 87%, and over 42% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher—well above the national average. School safety scores are above 8/10, and the district offers robust STEM, arts, and language programs. Provo is also home to Brigham Young University (enrollment: 34,000), and adult education options include technical colleges and continuing education programs, ensuring lifelong learning opportunities for residents.

Provo, Utah hosts major healthcare facilities including Utah Valley Hospital (395 beds) and campuses of Intermountain Healthcare and Revere Health, alongside over 50 clinics. About 9% of Provo residents lack health insurance, below the national average of 11%. The population is young (median age 23.5), with large student and family demographics. Common health concerns include mental health, diabetes, and obesity; approximately 25% of adults report poor mental health days monthly. Provo is served by over 700 healthcare practitioners. Medicaid and private insurance are predominant, with Utah's uninsured rate at 8.3%.

Provo, Utah, features robust transportation infrastructure, including I-15, U.S. Routes 89 and 189, and the UTA FrontRunner commuter rail. About 70% of residents commute by car, while around 5% use public transit, primarily the Utah Valley Express (UVX) BRT and bus routes. The average commute time is approximately 18 minutes, below the national average. Vehicle ownership is high, with nearly 93% of households owning at least one car. Major employment hubs include Brigham Young University, Utah Valley Hospital, and Nu Skin Enterprises, all easily accessible via local transit options.

Provo, Utah, has a 46% homeownership rate (2022), with median home values around $430,000. Median rent hovers near $1,350/month. Property values have increased approximately 6% year-over-year (2023-2024). Housing types range from historic bungalows and single-family homes to student apartments, especially near Brigham Young University. Popular neighborhoods include Edgemont, Riverbottoms, and Downtown. Utah’s property tax rate averages 0.52%, lower than the national average.