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Salt Lake City Metro Area Statistics Back to top

Population (2000): 968,858
Land Area (2000): 24,705.323 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 1,134.838 square kilometers

Salt Lake City Metro Area Population By Year

Year	Population	Year	Population	Year	Population
1999	1,286,070	2002	1,383,544	2005	1,053,174
2000	1,336,937	2003	1,012,356	2006	1,068,196
2001	1,355,788	2004	1,021,294	2007	1,101,656

Urban/Rural	Population	Percent
Urban	1,865,612	96.23%
Rural, Farm	2,715	0.14%
Rural, Non-farm	70,294	3.63%

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Salt Lake City Metro Area Labor Force By Month

Year	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Year	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
1990	390,794	375,417	15,377	3.93%	39
1991	403,619	385,824	17,796	4.41%	44
1992	421,414	402,030	19,384	4.60%	46
1993	439,270	422,746	16,525	3.76%	38
1994	461,047	444,926	16,121	3.50%	35
1995	478,589	463,845	14,745	3.08%	31
1996	486,312	471,496	14,817	3.05%	31
1997	498,660	484,425	14,235	2.85%	29
1998	509,733	492,490	17,242	3.38%	34
1999	516,826	499,496	17,330	3.35%	34
2000	522,137	505,454	16,683	3.20%	32
2001	530,684	507,445	23,239	4.38%	44
2002	535,603	503,759	31,844	5.95%	60
2003	542,671	511,203	31,469	5.80%	58
2004	547,724	519,840	27,884	5.09%	51
2005	565,815	542,517	23,299	4.12%	41
2006	582,760	565,766	16,994	2.92%	29
2007	601,461	585,806	15,655	2.60%	26
2008	613,633	593,678	19,954	3.25%	33

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1990	382,930	367,573	15,357	4.01%	40
Feb 1990	382,235	365,275	16,960	4.44%	44
Mar 1990	382,214	365,861	16,353	4.28%	43
Apr 1990	382,484	366,575	15,909	4.16%	42
May 1990	387,315	371,562	15,753	4.07%	41
Jun 1990	393,228	376,896	16,332	4.15%	42
Jul 1990	397,599	382,621	14,978	3.77%	38
Aug 1990	398,428	382,766	15,662	3.93%	39
Sep 1990	394,261	380,399	13,862	3.52%	35
Oct 1990	397,351	382,169	15,182	3.82%	38
Nov 1990	395,701	381,037	14,664	3.71%	37
Dec 1990	395,781	382,274	13,507	3.41%	34

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1991	393,297	376,578	16,719	4.25%	43
Feb 1991	393,720	374,833	18,887	4.80%	48
Mar 1991	393,469	375,650	17,819	4.53%	45
Apr 1991	396,268	379,628	16,640	4.20%	42
May 1991	398,997	381,845	17,152	4.30%	43
Jun 1991	407,819	387,882	19,937	4.89%	49
Jul 1991	410,265	392,307	17,958	4.38%	44
Aug 1991	410,324	391,666	18,658	4.55%	45
Sep 1991	408,633	391,229	17,404	4.26%	43
Oct 1991	409,884	392,542	17,342	4.23%	42
Nov 1991	410,158	392,276	17,882	4.36%	44
Dec 1991	410,598	393,447	17,151	4.18%	42

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1992	412,014	391,123	20,891	5.07%	51
Feb 1992	412,188	389,659	22,529	5.47%	55
Mar 1992	412,391	391,912	20,479	4.97%	50
Apr 1992	413,787	394,713	19,074	4.61%	46
May 1992	417,686	398,482	19,204	4.60%	46
Jun 1992	424,601	403,006	21,595	5.09%	51
Jul 1992	427,786	408,916	18,870	4.41%	44
Aug 1992	427,795	408,123	19,672	4.60%	46
Sep 1992	423,684	405,973	17,711	4.18%	42
Oct 1992	425,999	408,389	17,610	4.13%	41
Nov 1992	428,910	410,903	18,007	4.20%	42
Dec 1992	430,121	413,158	16,963	3.94%	39

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1993	427,732	408,530	19,202	4.49%	45
Feb 1993	428,572	408,661	19,911	4.65%	46
Mar 1993	428,415	410,211	18,204	4.25%	42
Apr 1993	428,106	411,323	16,783	3.92%	39
May 1993	435,648	418,427	17,221	3.95%	40
Jun 1993	442,981	423,744	19,237	4.34%	43
Jul 1993	446,031	429,886	16,145	3.62%	36
Aug 1993	447,549	431,045	16,504	3.69%	37
Sep 1993	441,417	427,223	14,194	3.22%	32
Oct 1993	445,509	431,089	14,420	3.24%	32
Nov 1993	448,935	435,149	13,786	3.07%	31
Dec 1993	450,347	437,658	12,689	2.82%	28

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1994	450,284	434,202	16,082	3.57%	36
Feb 1994	451,251	434,392	16,859	3.74%	37
Mar 1994	449,993	433,938	16,055	3.57%	36
Apr 1994	452,298	436,837	15,461	3.42%	34
May 1994	458,458	442,821	15,637	3.41%	34
Jun 1994	463,296	445,330	17,966	3.88%	39
Jul 1994	465,326	448,458	16,868	3.62%	36
Aug 1994	468,454	450,516	17,938	3.83%	38
Sep 1994	464,061	448,427	15,634	3.37%	34
Oct 1994	468,522	452,763	15,759	3.36%	34
Nov 1994	470,152	454,678	15,474	3.29%	33
Dec 1994	470,468	456,751	13,717	2.92%	29

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1995	471,829	455,799	16,030	3.40%	34
Feb 1995	472,300	455,858	16,442	3.48%	35
Mar 1995	470,628	455,773	14,855	3.16%	32
Apr 1995	473,529	458,321	15,208	3.21%	32
May 1995	475,257	460,139	15,118	3.18%	32
Jun 1995	480,999	463,935	17,064	3.55%	35
Jul 1995	484,588	468,821	15,767	3.25%	33
Aug 1995	485,395	469,523	15,872	3.27%	33
Sep 1995	480,727	467,092	13,635	2.84%	28
Oct 1995	483,722	470,471	13,251	2.74%	27
Nov 1995	483,037	470,357	12,680	2.63%	26
Dec 1995	481,062	470,045	11,017	2.29%	23

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1996	474,988	460,888	14,100	2.97%	30
Feb 1996	477,698	462,195	15,503	3.25%	32
Mar 1996	477,991	463,019	14,972	3.13%	31
Apr 1996	477,442	463,933	13,509	2.83%	28
May 1996	484,891	468,612	16,279	3.36%	34
Jun 1996	489,753	472,373	17,380	3.55%	35
Jul 1996	493,297	476,821	16,476	3.34%	33
Aug 1996	493,082	477,053	16,029	3.25%	33
Sep 1996	488,825	474,810	14,015	2.87%	29
Oct 1996	492,674	478,869	13,805	2.80%	28
Nov 1996	492,621	479,014	13,607	2.76%	28
Dec 1996	492,487	480,360	12,127	2.46%	25

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1997	489,075	474,437	14,638	2.99%	30
Feb 1997	488,629	473,157	15,472	3.17%	32
Mar 1997	489,979	475,479	14,500	2.96%	30
Apr 1997	490,196	477,012	13,184	2.69%	27
May 1997	495,652	481,617	14,035	2.83%	28
Jun 1997	501,101	484,521	16,580	3.31%	33
Jul 1997	505,352	490,782	14,570	2.88%	29
Aug 1997	506,068	490,507	15,561	3.07%	31
Sep 1997	500,782	487,667	13,115	2.62%	26
Oct 1997	504,240	490,902	13,338	2.65%	26
Nov 1997	506,493	493,402	13,091	2.58%	26
Dec 1997	506,353	493,619	12,734	2.51%	25

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1998	501,602	484,887	16,715	3.33%	33
Feb 1998	503,336	485,280	18,056	3.59%	36
Mar 1998	503,100	484,539	18,561	3.69%	37
Apr 1998	503,007	486,461	16,546	3.29%	33
May 1998	507,451	490,490	16,961	3.34%	33
Jun 1998	512,819	492,907	19,912	3.88%	39
Jul 1998	515,364	496,899	18,465	3.58%	36
Aug 1998	514,429	495,437	18,992	3.69%	37
Sep 1998	511,774	495,091	16,683	3.26%	33
Oct 1998	514,042	497,671	16,371	3.18%	32
Nov 1998	514,081	498,806	15,275	2.97%	30
Dec 1998	515,785	501,413	14,372	2.79%	28

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1999	514,032	496,673	17,359	3.38%	34
Feb 1999	514,705	495,914	18,791	3.65%	37
Mar 1999	512,783	494,612	18,171	3.54%	35
Apr 1999	511,053	493,747	17,306	3.39%	34
May 1999	514,919	496,936	17,983	3.49%	35
Jun 1999	520,081	499,137	20,944	4.03%	40
Jul 1999	521,375	502,521	18,854	3.62%	36
Aug 1999	522,084	502,926	19,158	3.67%	37
Sep 1999	516,722	499,922	16,800	3.25%	33
Oct 1999	517,898	502,051	15,847	3.06%	31
Nov 1999	517,284	503,346	13,938	2.69%	27
Dec 1999	518,978	506,167	12,811	2.47%	25

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2000	522,588	506,740	15,848	3.03%	30
Feb 2000	520,531	503,096	17,435	3.35%	33
Mar 2000	519,577	503,365	16,212	3.12%	31
Apr 2000	516,189	501,760	14,429	2.80%	28
May 2000	516,721	500,803	15,918	3.08%	31
Jun 2000	521,351	502,884	18,467	3.54%	35
Jul 2000	520,445	502,978	17,467	3.36%	34
Aug 2000	519,547	500,172	19,375	3.73%	37
Sep 2000	521,724	505,357	16,367	3.14%	31
Oct 2000	525,093	508,599	16,494	3.14%	31
Nov 2000	529,269	512,663	16,606	3.14%	31
Dec 2000	532,610	517,033	15,577	2.92%	29

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2001	533,463	513,594	19,869	3.72%	37
Feb 2001	530,685	509,280	21,405	4.03%	40
Mar 2001	529,304	507,323	21,981	4.15%	42
Apr 2001	529,414	508,340	21,074	3.98%	40
May 2001	527,589	506,820	20,769	3.94%	39
Jun 2001	531,907	508,277	23,630	4.44%	44
Jul 2001	535,074	512,171	22,903	4.28%	43
Aug 2001	526,775	500,951	25,824	4.90%	49
Sep 2001	525,695	502,230	23,465	4.46%	45
Oct 2001	530,011	504,853	25,158	4.75%	47
Nov 2001	530,540	504,767	25,773	4.86%	49
Dec 2001	537,756	510,736	27,020	5.02%	50

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2002	530,721	500,115	30,606	5.77%	58
Feb 2002	542,368	509,632	32,736	6.04%	60
Mar 2002	536,873	505,010	31,863	5.93%	59
Apr 2002	530,469	498,845	31,624	5.96%	60
May 2002	532,397	501,135	31,262	5.87%	59
Jun 2002	534,050	500,582	33,468	6.27%	63
Jul 2002	535,143	501,899	33,244	6.21%	62
Aug 2002	542,282	508,225	34,057	6.28%	63
Sep 2002	534,391	503,964	30,427	5.69%	57
Oct 2002	537,668	506,952	30,716	5.71%	57
Nov 2002	534,685	503,152	31,533	5.90%	59
Dec 2002	536,185	505,595	30,590	5.71%	57

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2003	538,140	504,689	33,451	6.22%	62
Feb 2003	541,109	507,076	34,033	6.29%	63
Mar 2003	540,391	507,393	32,998	6.11%	61
Apr 2003	538,796	507,483	31,313	5.81%	58
May 2003	540,497	509,670	30,827	5.70%	57
Jun 2003	543,768	509,312	34,456	6.34%	63
Jul 2003	545,006	512,692	32,314	5.93%	59
Aug 2003	546,762	513,716	33,046	6.04%	60
Sep 2003	540,646	510,896	29,750	5.50%	55
Oct 2003	542,886	513,842	29,044	5.35%	53
Nov 2003	546,565	517,556	29,009	5.31%	53
Dec 2003	547,491	520,109	27,382	5.00%	50

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2004	545,543	514,460	31,083	5.70%	57
Feb 2004	544,621	514,282	30,339	5.57%	56
Mar 2004	541,682	511,322	30,360	5.60%	56
Apr 2004	539,583	511,833	27,750	5.14%	51
May 2004	541,609	514,012	27,597	5.10%	51
Jun 2004	545,890	515,918	29,972	5.49%	55
Jul 2004	540,663	512,358	28,305	5.24%	52
Aug 2004	554,998	526,395	28,603	5.15%	52
Sep 2004	549,546	523,702	25,844	4.70%	47
Oct 2004	553,324	527,605	25,719	4.65%	46
Nov 2004	556,467	531,520	24,947	4.48%	45
Dec 2004	558,761	534,669	24,092	4.31%	43

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2005	556,396	530,708	25,688	4.62%	46
Feb 2005	557,984	531,290	26,694	4.78%	48
Mar 2005	554,834	529,962	24,872	4.48%	45
Apr 2005	557,767	534,387	23,380	4.19%	42
May 2005	561,503	538,180	23,323	4.15%	42
Jun 2005	563,314	538,902	24,412	4.33%	43
Jul 2005	571,183	548,123	23,060	4.04%	40
Aug 2005	572,563	549,505	23,058	4.03%	40
Sep 2005	569,168	545,918	23,250	4.08%	41
Oct 2005	572,999	551,086	21,913	3.82%	38
Nov 2005	574,274	553,303	20,971	3.65%	37
Dec 2005	577,798	558,836	18,962	3.28%	33

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2006	574,747	554,549	20,198	3.51%	35
Feb 2006	575,007	554,287	20,720	3.60%	36
Mar 2006	574,024	555,556	18,468	3.22%	32
Apr 2006	574,289	557,050	17,239	3.00%	30
May 2006	577,734	560,579	17,155	2.97%	30
Jun 2006	579,522	561,100	18,422	3.18%	32
Jul 2006	587,636	569,570	18,066	3.07%	31
Aug 2006	588,775	570,620	18,155	3.08%	31
Sep 2006	583,385	568,783	14,602	2.50%	25
Oct 2006	589,864	575,956	13,908	2.36%	24
Nov 2006	591,716	577,691	14,025	2.37%	24
Dec 2006	596,424	583,449	12,975	2.18%	22

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2007	595,536	579,617	15,919	2.67%	27
Feb 2007	592,808	577,340	15,468	2.61%	26
Mar 2007	593,169	578,751	14,418	2.43%	24
Apr 2007	592,399	578,650	13,749	2.32%	23
May 2007	594,530	580,663	13,867	2.33%	23
Jun 2007	601,142	584,648	16,494	2.74%	27
Jul 2007	606,703	590,308	16,395	2.70%	27
Aug 2007	606,284	588,793	17,491	2.88%	29
Sep 2007	604,235	588,680	15,555	2.57%	26
Oct 2007	605,333	589,711	15,622	2.58%	26
Nov 2007	610,926	594,839	16,087	2.63%	26
Dec 2007	614,462	597,668	16,794	2.73%	27

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Month	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2008	615,496	596,552	18,944	3.08%	31
Feb 2008	614,485	595,248	19,237	3.13%	31
Mar 2008	614,244	593,732	20,512	3.34%	33
Apr 2008	609,830	592,158	17,672	2.90%	29
May 2008	610,912	592,774	18,138	2.97%	30
Jun 2008	611,424	590,528	20,896	3.42%	34
Jul 2008	616,803	595,286	21,517	3.49%	35
Aug 2008	615,617	592,476	23,141	3.76%	38
Sep 2008	613,882	594,350	19,532	3.18%	32
Oct, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Nov, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Dec, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--

Salt Lake City Metro Area Employment By Industry

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Construction	69,560	13.13%
2.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	35,048	6.62%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	32,154	6.07%
4.	Finance and Insurance	25,922	4.89%
5.	Educational Services	25,874	4.88%
6.	Public Administration	23,890	4.51%
7.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	22,514	4.25%
8.	Health Care	21,156	3.99%
9.	Repair and Maintenance	13,102	2.47%
10.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	12,276	2.32%
11.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	12,160	2.30%
12.	Truck Transportation	11,670	2.20%
13.	Food and Beverage Stores	11,010	2.08%
14.	Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers	10,386	1.96%
15.	Computer and Electronic Manufacturing	10,092	1.91%
16.	Broadcasting and Telecommunications	9,434	1.78%
17.	Other Transportation	9,350	1.76%
18.	Metal Manufactuing	9,312	1.76%
19.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	8,356	1.58%
20.	Building Materials / Hardware / Lawn and Garden Supplies	6,892	1.30%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Health Care	52,372	12.19%
2.	Educational Services	49,820	11.59%
3.	Finance and Insurance	38,714	9.01%
4.	Accommodation and Food Services	31,566	7.35%
5.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	23,760	5.53%
6.	Public Administration	18,780	4.37%
7.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	17,406	4.05%
8.	Social Assistance	12,218	2.84%
9.	Food and Beverage Stores	11,682	2.72%
10.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	10,890	2.53%
11.	Department and Other General Stores	10,866	2.53%
12.	Personal and Laundry Services	10,562	2.46%
13.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	9,458	2.20%
14.	Broadcasting and Telecommunications	8,082	1.88%
15.	Construction	7,278	1.69%
16.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	6,906	1.61%
17.	Air Transportation	6,670	1.55%
18.	Religious / Grantmaking / Civic / Similar Organizations	5,648	1.31%
19.	Computer and Electronic Manufacturing	5,366	1.25%
20.	Info Services and Data Processing	5,222	1.22%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Employment By Job

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Other Management Occupations	25,592	4.83%
2.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	24,474	4.62%
3.	Other Production Occupations	20,398	3.85%
4.	Driver / Sales Workers and Truckers	20,064	3.79%
5.	Sales Reps / Wholesale and Manufact	19,926	3.76%
6.	Computer Specialists	19,640	3.71%
7.	Other Installation / Maintenance	18,766	3.54%
8.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	18,698	3.53%
9.	Other Construction Trades	16,754	3.16%
10.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	15,980	3.02%
11.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	15,516	2.93%
12.	Vehicle Mechanics	13,954	2.63%
13.	Laborers and Material Movers / Handlers	13,860	2.62%
14.	Top Executives	13,028	2.46%
15.	Other Office and Admin Support	11,714	2.21%
16.	Engineers	10,620	2.00%
17.	Carpenters	10,424	1.97%
18.	Business Operations Specialists	9,662	1.82%
19.	Metal Workers and Plastic Workers	9,626	1.82%
20.	Customer Service Representatives	8,982	1.70%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Other Office and Admin Support	30,268	7.04%
2.	Secretaries and Admins	26,802	6.24%
3.	Informaion and Record Clerks, Not Customer Service	23,916	5.56%
4.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	18,434	4.29%
5.	Customer Service Representatives	17,932	4.17%
6.	Teachers, Pre/Primary School	16,474	3.83%
7.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	14,002	3.26%
8.	Other Management Occupations	13,508	3.14%
9.	Cashiers	12,592	2.93%
10.	Registered Nurses	11,984	2.79%
11.	Business Operations Specialists	11,600	2.70%
12.	Bookkeeping / Accounting / Auditing	11,316	2.63%
13.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	10,500	2.44%
14.	Other Production Occupations	9,800	2.28%
15.	Sales Reps / Wholesale and Manufact	9,546	2.22%
16.	Child Care Workers	9,532	2.22%
17.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	9,204	2.14%
18.	Financial Clerks, Non-bookkeeping	9,004	2.10%
19.	Other Teachers / Instructors / Librarians	8,822	2.05%
20.	Health Technologists and Technicians	7,402	1.72%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Hours Worked Per Week In 1999

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	830,553	58.66%
15-35 hours	209,277	14.78%
1-14 hours	53,467	3.78%
No regular hours	322,566	22.78%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Time Left For Work

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	29,969	3.30%
5 AM-5:29 AM	22,732	2.50%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	43,412	4.78%
6 AM-6:29 AM	67,492	7.43%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	96,873	10.66%
7 AM-7:29 AM	127,065	13.99%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	135,620	14.93%
8 AM-8:29 AM	100,326	11.04%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	55,058	6.06%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	55,486	6.11%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	24,966	2.75%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	13,026	1.43%
Noon-3:59 PM	72,709	8.00%
4 PM-11:59 PM	63,712	7.01%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Length Of Commute In Minutes

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	21,892	2.41%
5-9	87,124	9.59%
10-14	133,628	14.71%
15-19	163,856	18.04%
20-24	168,532	18.55%
25-29	66,464	7.32%
30-34	136,104	14.98%
35-39	21,124	2.33%
40-44	25,991	2.86%
45-59	45,706	5.03%
60-89	24,815	2.73%
At least 90	13,210	1.45%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Length Of Commute In Mintues - Public vs. Private Transportation

Minutes	Population (public)	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	9,530	1.05%	631,966	69.57%
30-44	9,216	1.01%	174,003	19.15%
45-59	5,707	0.63%	39,999	4.40%
At least 60	7,418	0.82%	30,607	3.37%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Type Of Commute

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	4,498	0.48%
Car / truck / van, carpool	127,004	13.42%
Car / truck / van, solo	718,776	75.96%
Motorcycle	1,106	0.12%
Other	5,606	0.59%
Public transportation	31,871	3.37%
Walked	19,585	2.07%
Worked at home	37,750	3.99%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Employment Lawyers handle cases involving employment contracts, severance agreements, OSHA, workers compensation, ADA, race, sex, pregnancy, national-orgin, sexual orientation and age discrimination, sexual harassment, hours & wages and overtime issues. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Family Information Back to top
: 636,678 (1,906,158 people)
: 467,414 (1,641,230 people)
: 208,384
: 872,983
Salt Lake City Metro Area Household Income in 1999

Income	Population	Percent
Under $10,000	35,227	5.53%
$10,000-$14,999	27,399	4.30%
$15,000-$19,999	31,687	4.97%
$20,000-$24,999	36,797	5.78%
$25,000-$29,999	37,955	5.96%
$30,000-$34,999	41,153	6.46%
$35,000-$39,999	39,415	6.19%
$40,000-$44,999	40,811	6.41%
$45,000-$49,999	36,704	5.76%
$50,000-$59,999	68,141	10.70%
$60,000-$74,999	78,652	12.35%
$75,000-$99,999	78,478	12.32%
$100,000-$124,999	38,105	5.98%
$125,000-$149,999	17,476	2.74%
$150,000-$199,999	13,915	2.18%
$200,000 or more	15,046	2.36%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Household Type

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	65,393	20.55%
Family, 2 people	76,287	23.98%
Nonfamily, 2 people	15,344	4.82%
Family, 3 people	49,362	15.52%
Nonfamily, 3 people	3,457	1.09%
Family, 4 people	48,319	15.19%
Nonfamily, 4 people	1,537	0.48%
Family, 5 people	29,117	9.15%
Nonfamily, 5 people	455	0.14%
Family, 6 people	15,933	5.01%
Nonfamily, 6 people	140	0.04%
Family, 7 or more people	12,712	4.00%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	94	0.03%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Household Income Type

Type	Population	Percent
Earnings	556,796	31.64%
Interest / Dividend / Rent	241,082	13.70%
Public Assistance	18,600	1.06%
Retirement	89,400	5.08%
Self Employment	88,236	5.01%
Social Security	120,472	6.85%
Supplemental Security	18,511	1.05%
Wage / Salary	544,288	30.93%
Other	82,428	4.68%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Family Type

Type	Population	Percent
No children under 18	167,451	44.20%
With children under 18	211,424	55.80%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	61,522	8.49%
Married	421,491	58.14%
Never Married	230,121	31.74%
Widowed	11,887	1.64%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	75,556	10.45%
Married	416,951	57.68%
Never Married	182,751	25.28%
Widowed	47,637	6.59%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Family Lawyers help clients with family law issues, such as marriage, divorce, domestic partnerships, adoptions, paternity, annulment, child support, custody, division of property, alimony, palimony, restraining orders, spousal support, uncontested divorce and visitation rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Education Information Back to top
Salt Lake City Metro Area Highest Degree Earned (18 or older)

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	47,983	3.56%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	155,935	11.57%
High school diploma or equivalent	340,151	25.25%
Some college, no degree	390,383	28.98%
Associate degree	96,411	7.16%
Bachelors degree	215,101	15.97%
Graduate or professional degree	101,242	7.51%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Population In School (3 or older)

School Level	In Public School	Percent	In Private School	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	19,408	2.00%	20,593	2.13%	40,001	4.13%
Kindergarten	28,345	2.93%	3,710	0.38%	32,055	3.31%
Grades 1-4	119,344	12.32%	7,451	0.77%	126,795	13.09%
Grades 5-8	118,124	12.19%	6,706	0.69%	124,830	12.88%
Grades 9-12	130,091	13.43%	7,086	0.73%	137,177	14.16%
Undergrad college	94,040	9.71%	16,851	1.74%	110,891	11.45%
Graduate or professional school	17,282	1.78%	4,220	0.44%	21,502	2.22%
Total	526,634	54.36%	66,617	6.88%	593,251	61.23%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Education Lawyers represent colleges, school districts, other educational institutions, and students in the practice of education law. They handle issues related to No Child Left Behind, special education, and disability rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Business Information Back to top
Salt Lake City Metro Area Businesses Changes By Year

Year	Business Births	Business Deaths
2001	4,558	4,023
2002	4,559	3,880
2003	3,581	2,973
2004	3,780	3,055

Salt Lake City Metro Area Business Lawyers provide services for corporations, LLCs, partnerships, contracts, franchising and business litigation. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Public Benefits Information Back to top
Salt Lake City Metro Area Above Or Below Poverty Level In 1999

Above/Below	Population	Percent
At Or Above Poverty Level	1,756,590	92.14%
Below Poverty Level	149,905	7.86%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Public Benefits Lawyers assess the range of local, state and federal government benefits to which their clients may be entitled and help them apply for such programs, as well as appeal decisions denying such benefits to their clients. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Criminal Information Back to top
: 5,924
Salt Lake City Metro Area Crimes Per 1,000 People By Type And Year

Year	Aggravated Assault	Forcible Rape	Murder / Manslaughter	Robbery	Total Violent Crimes	Burglary	Larceny / Theft	Motor Vehicle Theft	Total Property Crimes
1999	1.834	0.346	0.026	0.660	2.867	6.069	34.036	3.529	43.634
2000	2.045	0.453	0.035	0.853	3.385	7.470	39.166	3.884	50.519
2001	1.753	0.453	0.038	0.817	3.062	7.020	37.232	3.866	48.117
2002	1.789	0.464	0.022	0.752	3.028	7.615	38.613	4.561	50.789
2003	2.153	0.459	0.039	0.975	3.626	8.531	42.032	5.135	55.697
2004	2.113	0.514	0.026	0.941	3.594	7.627	41.999	5.127	54.752
2005	2.079	0.454	0.032	0.754	3.319	7.586	39.549	5.668	52.802
2006	2.104	0.442	0.022	0.883	3.451	7.428	35.309	5.698	48.436
2007	2.223	0.478	0.041	0.974	3.716	7.768	34.653	5.786	48.207

Salt Lake City Metro Area Crime Index

Year	Index
1999	59,803
2000	72,067
2001	69,388
2002	74,458

Salt Lake City Metro Area Criminal Lawyers represent defendants in municipal, state and federal criminal proceedings. These lawyers commonly handle cases involving DUI/DWI (drunk driving), drug possession, gun crimes, traffic tickets, violent crimes, sex crimes, theft offenses and white collar crimes. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Immigration & Civil Rights Information Back to top
Salt Lake City Metro Area Population By Age

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	166,728	17.21%
10-19 Years	163,806	16.91%
20-29 Years	172,151	17.77%
30-39 Years	143,719	14.83%
40-49 Years	132,719	13.70%
50-59 Years	86,008	8.88%
60-69 Years	48,002	4.95%
70-79 Years	35,572	3.67%
80-89 Years	17,216	1.78%
90+ Years	2,937	0.30%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Population - Male/Female

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	488,471	50.42%
Female	480,387	49.58%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Population By Ethnicity

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Caucasian	788,302	81.36%
Hispanic/Latino	113,407	11.71%
Asian	23,233	2.40%
Multiracial	15,815	1.63%
Pacific Islander	10,942	1.13%
African-American	9,035	0.93%
Amerindian	7,163	0.74%
Other Race	961	0.10%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Top Specified Ancestries

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	English	504,563	28.75%
2.	German	236,213	13.46%
3.	Irish	125,141	7.13%
4.	United States Or American	120,294	6.85%
5.	Danish	105,025	5.98%
6.	Swedish	87,292	4.97%
7.	Scottish	81,529	4.65%
8.	Italian	55,820	3.18%
9.	Norwegian	52,515	2.99%
10.	Dutch	45,187	2.57%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Top Languages Spoken At Home

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Only English	1,488,263	84.35%
2.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	159,161	9.02%
3.	Other Pacific Island	14,034	0.80%
4.	German	12,093	0.69%
5.	Vietnamese	8,756	0.50%
6.	Chinese	8,424	0.48%
7.	French	7,804	0.44%
8.	Serbo Croatian	6,250	0.35%
9.	Portuguese / Portuguese Creole	5,464	0.31%
10.	Russian	4,334	0.25%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Citizen Type

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	1,744,437	89.98%
Naturalized immigrant	58,814	3.03%
Not a citizen	135,370	6.98%

Salt Lake City Metro Area Immigration Lawyers help clients navigate through the federal immigration process. They help workers secure temporary visas (H1-B, fiances obtain K-1 visas, and permanent immigrants apply for Green Cards or citizenship. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Civil Rights Lawyers represent clients who have been illegally discriminated against on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability and national origin. If you have suffered employment discrimination, sexual harassment, or have been treated differently by a hotel, restaurant, or other public accommodation, a civil rights lawyer can help you determine whether your rights were violated and what types of redress are available. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Salt Lake City Metro Area Counties Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

Salt Lake County

Summit County

Tooele County

Salt Lake City Metro Area Cities Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

Alta	Holladay	Salt Lake City
Bingham	Ibapah	Samak
Bingham Canyon	Kamas	Sandy
Bluffdale	Kearns	South Jordan
Canyon Rim	Little Cottonwood Creek Valley	South Salt Lake
Coalville	Magna	South Snyderville Basin
Cottonwood	Midvale	Stansbury Park
Cottonwood Heights	Millcreek	Stockton
Draper	Mount Olympus	Summit Park
Dugway	Murray	Taylorsville
East Millcreek	North Snyderville Basin	Tooele
Echo	Oakley	Vernon
Emigration	Onaqui	Wendover
Erda	Ophir	West Jordan
Francis	Oquirrh	West Valley City
Granite	Park City	White City
Grantsville	Peoa	Woodland
Henefer	Riverton
Herriman	Rush Valley

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Salt Lake City (189,166)	Canyon Rim (10,428)	Herriman (1,523)
West Valley City (108,896)	Oquirrh (10,390)	Emigration (1,272)
Sandy (88,418)	Park City (8,597)	Oakley (948)
West Jordan (68,336)	Little Cottonwood Creek Valley (7,221)	Francis (698)
Taylorsville (57,439)	Mount Olympus (7,103)	Henefer (684)
Murray (34,024)	Summit Park (6,597)	Rush Valley (453)
Kearns (33,659)	Grantsville (6,015)	Stockton (443)
Millcreek (30,377)	White City (5,988)	Alta (370)
South Jordan (29,437)	Bluffdale (4,700)	Woodland (335)
Cottonwood Heights (27,569)	South Snyderville Basin (3,636)	Vernon (236)
Midvale (27,029)	Coalville (3,506)	Samak (161)
Draper (25,220)	Bingham (2,892)	Onaqui (146)
Riverton (25,011)	Kamas (2,753)	Ophir (23)
Tooele (24,577)	Erda (2,473)	Echo
Magna (22,786)	Dugway (2,447)	Ibapah
South Salt Lake (22,038)	Stansbury Park (2,385)	Bingham Canyon
East Millcreek (21,385)	Granite (2,018)	Peoa
Cottonwood (19,131)	North Snyderville Basin (1,821)
Holladay (14,561)	Wendover (1,537)