Logan

Logan, Utah Overview

Logan scores 55.1/100 overall (B), ranking #14 of 20 cities in Utah — below the state composite of 79.3. Safety is the city’s relative strength at 83/100, while Fiscal Health lags at 22/100.

Income & Employment in Logan

Logan’s median income of $56,764 is 35% below the state median, but positive population growth of 2.1% signals that affordability or other factors are still attracting residents. The local unemployment rate is 2.8%.

Safety in Logan

Logan reports 206.7 violent crimes per 100,000, roughly in line with the statewide rate of 228 per 100,000. The property crime rate is 1421.5 per 100,000.

Cost of Living in Logan

Logan has a cost of living index of 92.9 (where 100 equals the national average), slightly below the national benchmark. The median home value is $341,000. Median monthly rent is $1,070. Renters spend 22.6% of income on rent, well within the 30% affordability guideline. The price-to-income ratio of 6.0x suggests home buyers face a stretched market.

Health & Wellness in Logan

The adult obesity rate in Logan is 28.6% (CDC PLACES). The diabetes prevalence rate is 6.7%. Residents report an average of 21.4 poor mental health days per month, above the typical range. Utah ranks #5 nationally for overall health.

Education & Schools in Logan

Logan has a high school graduation rate of 91.7%. With a student-teacher ratio of 22.6:1, class sizes tend to be larger than the national median. Per-pupil spending is $11,567. The city has 12 public schools serving 6,447 students. School data is sourced from the NCES Common Core of Data and EDFacts.

Climate & Commute in Logan

Winters in Logan are cold, averaging 23.2°F. Summers average 69.4°F. Winters average 23.2°F. Annual precipitation is 18.4 inches. The average commute of 13 minutes is notably short.

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