Logan Public RecordsUtah

Logan City, Cache County, Utah, has a 2022 estimated population of about 54,000. The median age is 24.6 years, reflecting its large student presence. Approximately 51% of residents are male and 49% female. Racially, Logan is 83% White, 2% Asian, 1% Black or African American, 1% Native American, and 9% from two or more races; 16% identify as Hispanic or Latino of any race.

Logan, Cache County, UT, has a homeownership rate of about 34%, with the median home value around $325,000 (2024). About 66% of residents rent, with median monthly rents near $1,100. The local housing market has seen steady annual appreciation of roughly 4–5%. Housing types include single-family homes, townhomes, and student apartments, especially near Utah State University. Notable neighborhoods include Hillcrest, Bridger, and Woodruff. Property tax rates average 0.57%, among the lowest in Utah.

Logan City, Cache County, UT, boasts a strong educational presence with 11 public schools and several private options. Its high school graduation rate is 81%, and about 43% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. Utah State University, the city’s flagship institution, serves over 27,000 students. Schools consistently score above average in statewide rankings (GreatSchools scores: 6-8/10). Robust adult education and vocational programs are available. School safety initiatives include resource officers and digital monitoring, contributing to low incident reports. The community values education, continually investing in updated facilities and innovative educational programs.

Logan, Cache County, UT, features a robust transportation network with most residents commuting by car—about 71% drive alone—while 13% carpool and roughly 2% use public transit, primarily via the free Cache Valley Transit District (CVTD) bus system. The average one-way commute is approximately 15 minutes, notably shorter than the U.S. average. Vehicle ownership remains high, with over 91% of households having at least one vehicle. Major employment hubs include Utah State University, Logan Regional Hospital, and local manufacturing centers, all accessible via main routes such as US-89/91 and state highways.

Logan City, Cache County, UT, is served by major healthcare providers such as Logan Regional Hospital (146 beds) and Cache Valley Hospital (22 beds), along with multiple clinics and specialty centers. The local population is about 54,000, with 30% under age 18. Approximately 10% lack health insurance. Primary care access is moderate, with about 1 physician per 1,300 residents. Common health concerns include diabetes, obesity (26% adult prevalence), and mental health issues. Intermountain Healthcare and MountainStar lead services, and Medicaid/Medicare cover nearly 25% of residents, ensuring broad but sometimes strained access for lower-income households.