Farmington City Community Profile Dots Farmington City Community Profile

The Heart of Utah's Growth Corridor

See Why Utah Should Be On Your Radar

Farmington sits on the I-15 corridor between Salt Lake City and Ogden, giving businesses direct access to major transportation routes and a regional workforce. The city is home to Lagoon, one of the oldest amusement parks in America, and Station Park, a mixed-use development, together drawing steady foot traffic and giving businesses real visibility.

See Why Utah Should Be On Your Radar

The Syracuse City Breakdown

Get Business Support
Icon of a family
24,934 dots

24,934

Total Population

Icon of a vertical chart with an arrow showing the upward momentum.
1.89% dots

1.89%

Annual Growth Rate

Icon of a house
7,146 dots

7,146

Total Households

Icon of a stack of money
$120,432 dots

$120,432

Median Household Income

Icon of a baby's face
31.7 dots

31.7

Median Household Age

Icon of a hard hat.
11,261 dots

11,261

Civilian Labor Force

Community Profile

Farmington City Assets

Major Universities and Colleges

Farmington City has access to educational institutions that support local communities and build a workforce ready to step in, including:

 

– Davis Tech College (Kaysville)

– Weber State University (Station Park)

– Utah State University (Kaysville)

Major Companies

Farmington City is home to a range of major employers across healthcare, software, marketing, and amusement, including:

 

– Farmington Health Center

– Integrity Marketing Group

– LoanPro Software

– Sterling Healthcare

Recreation

Farmington City offers a mix of outdoor and cultural recreation, including:

 

– Lagoon Amusement Park

– Oakridge Country Club

– Western Sports Park

– Farmington Regional Park

– Trail Access

Transportation

Farmington City connects through:

 

Road

– Interstate 15

Business Costs

Photo of two businesswomen looking at paperwork.

Taxes

Farmington’s corporate income tax rate is 4.55%, well below the national average of 6.48%. Reach out to our research team for a full breakdown of how Farmington’s tax structure compares to the states you’re evaluating.

Photo of two people looking at office space.

Real Estate: Office

Office space in Farmington leases for $24.74 per square foot, about 31% below the national average of $36.00 and the lowest rate in this comparison. Contact our research team for the complete office cost comparison.

Photo of construction workers in a development space.

Real Estate: Industrial

Industrial construction in Farmington costs $163.16 per square foot, nearly $40 less than California’s $203.29. Connect with our research team for the complete industrial real estate comparison.

Where Big City Meets Small-Town Values

"Farmington is where big-city access meets small-town values. From Lagoon to Station Park, our community has always embraced growth that benefits residents and businesses alike, and we invite you to be part of what’s next.”

Brett Anderson

Mayor, Farmington City

Labor Profile

Take a look at Farmington City's industries, wages, and employment trends below.

Key Industry Employment Index Key Industry Wages Five-Year Employment Change

01

Key Industry Employment Index

A location quotient is a value that quantifies how concentrated an industry is in a particular region. This graph shows an index based on location quotients. Any industry value above the national average of 100 demonstrates a competitive advantage in Utah.

01

Key Industry Wages

Key industries were identified by their high location quotients, an indication of the concentration of the industry.

01

Five-Year Employment Change

Employment change measures the average change in employment within a region over a five year period, from 2020 to 2024.

Farmington in the News

Udo Frames Its Future in Farmington
Information Technology, Life Sciences

Udo Frames Its Future in Farmington

Read More
LoanPro to Expand Northern Utah HQ
Fintech

LoanPro to Expand Northern Utah HQ

Read More

Find Your Place, Here

Utah’s business landscape is as diverse as its communities. Each one brings its own workforce, infrastructure, and opportunities to the table, backed by data site selectors can use to make real decisions. Explore what this community offers, see how it fits into Utah’s broader economy, and connect with our team to learn more.

Get Business Support Why Choose Utah?
Photo of two business women chatting and smiling.
Start a Conversation
Return to Top