Roy Public RecordsUtah

Roy City, located in Weber County, Utah, has an estimated population of about 39,400 (2023). The median age is approximately 33.8 years. Gender distribution is fairly balanced, with 50.4% male and 49.6% female. Racially, 84% are White, 2% Black or African American, 1% Asian, 1% Native American, and around 10% from other races, with 16% identifying as Hispanic or Latino of any race.

Roy, Weber County, UT, has limited healthcare facilities, with no hospital directly in the city—residents access nearby Ogden Regional Medical Center (238 beds) and clinics including Intermountain Roy Clinic. Approximately 89% of Roy’s population (39,613 in 2022) has health insurance. Primary care access is rated average for Utah, with about 1 primary care provider per 1,400 residents. Common health issues include obesity (around 30% prevalence), diabetes, and hypertension. The patient demographic is predominantly White (85%), with 17% Hispanic/Latino. Medicaid and Medicare cover about 27% of residents combined.

Roy, located in Weber County, Utah, has a homeownership rate of around 79%, with median home values near $350,000 as of 2024. Average monthly rents are about $1,300. Property values have seen steady annual growth, roughly 4%–6%. Housing includes single-family homes, townhouses, and some apartments across neighborhoods like Midland, Sandridge, and the Roy Municipal area. Property tax rates hover near 0.62% of assessed value. Roy offers affordable living within a suburban environment, making it attractive to families and commuters.

Roy City, Weber County, UT has 13 public schools, including Roy High School serving grades 10-12, with a graduation rate of approximately 89%. About 21% of adults in Roy possess a bachelor’s degree or higher. School ratings average 5/10, per GreatSchools data. The city offers adult education programs through the Weber School District. School safety initiatives include resource officers and security cameras. Educational programs feature AP, STEM, and extracurricular activities to support diverse learning needs.

Roy, Utah, relies heavily on personal vehicles, with around 95% of commuters driving and a vehicle ownership rate averaging 2 cars per household. Public transit usage is low, with under 2% using Utah Transit Authority’s FrontRunner rail and local bus routes. The average commute time is approximately 25 minutes. Major highways like I-15 facilitate access to employment hubs in nearby Ogden and Salt Lake City. Roy’s transportation infrastructure includes several arterial roads and a FrontRunner station, supporting both local and regional connectivity.