Torrey Public RecordsUtah

Torrey, Wayne County, UT, is a small rural town with a population under 300. Commuting patterns are dominated by personal vehicle use, with over 90% of residents driving alone and average commute times around 17 minutes (ACS 2018-2022). Public transit is virtually nonexistent, and vehicle ownership is high, with about 98% of households having at least one car. Transportation infrastructure consists primarily of State Route 24, and there are no major employment hubs; most residents work locally in tourism, hospitality, or remote jobs, with limited commercial centers within town.

Torrey, Wayne County, UT, a small rural town (~260 residents), has limited healthcare infrastructure; there are no hospitals in Torrey itself—nearest hospital: Wayne Community Health Center in Bicknell (about 13 miles away), offering primary care and some specialty services. Wayne County has only 1.45 primary care providers per 1,000 residents. Roughly 10% of county residents lack health insurance. The population skews older (median age: 54), with common health issues including chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. Access to mental health and urgent care services is limited, often requiring travel to Richfield or larger cities.

As of the 2020 Census, Torrey, a city in Wayne County, Utah, had a population of 230. The median age was around 46.3 years, indicating an older population. Approximately 49% were male and 51% female. The racial and ethnic makeup was predominantly White (about 95%), with small representations from Hispanic or Latino (approximately 2%), and other races or multiracial individuals making up the remainder. Torrey’s population reflects its rural setting with limited diversity and a slightly older demographic profile.

Torrey, Wayne, UT, a small rural community, has limited educational facilities; students primarily attend Wayne High School in nearby Bicknell. There are no colleges or universities in Torrey, with only about 20% of adults holding a bachelor’s degree or higher. Wayne School District has one high school, with an average student-teacher ratio of 13:1 and a GreatSchools score around 5/10. School safety incidents are rare. Educational programs are basic, focused mainly on core subjects, with limited advanced placement or extracurricular options due to the small population. Adult education opportunities are minimal locally.

Torrey, Wayne, UT, is a small town with a homeownership rate of around 70% and a median home value of approximately $350,000 in 2023. Rental units make up 20% of housing, with average rents near $1,200/month. Housing types are primarily single-family homes, often set on larger lots. Neighborhoods are peaceful, with rural vibes and proximity to Capitol Reef National Park. Property values have appreciated about 8% in the past year. Property tax rates in Wayne County average 0.54%, meaning an annual tax of about $1,890 on a $350,000 home.