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Living in Lehi
Lehi is a city in north Utah County, about 30 miles south of downtown Salt Lake City by road. The Census Bureau estimated 95,313 people in July 2025, up from 75,912 in 2020. Lehi City runs its own power, water and sewer service.
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Quick facts
- People in the city
- 95,313July 2025 Census estimate, up from 75,912 in the April 2020 estimates baseSource
- Land area
- About 30 square milesCensus Bureau 2024 gazetteerSource
- Schools
- Alpine School District82,505 students districtwide in the Oct. 1, 2026 count. Lehi's schools move to the new Aspen Peaks School District in July 2027Source
- Downtown Salt Lake City
- About 35 min30 miles from City Hall to the Salt Lake City and County Building, no traffic. Estimate
- Salt Lake City International Airport
- About 49 min38 miles from City Hall, no traffic. Estimate
- Provo (county seat)
- About 22 min17 miles from City Hall to the Utah County offices in downtown Provo, no traffic. Estimate
- Property tax
- About 0.47%Of market value a year for a primary residence, which Utah taxes on 55% of market value: $0.858 per $100 of taxable value in 2026, Lehi tax district 10Source
Neighborhoods
Auburn Springs New homes
Large EDGEhomes single-family homes off River Way, on lots planned for four-car garages, near the Jordan River Trail and Thanksgiving Point.
Builders: EDGEhomes Source
Holbrook Farms New homes
An Ivory Homes master-planned community off 2100 North, about 5 minutes from I-15, planned with several home types, shops, restaurants, parks and trails; the address listed is 3634 W. Holbrook Way, and the city runs Holbrook Farms Park.
Alpine School District · Builders: Ivory Homes Source
Inverness New homes
D.R. Horton townhomes and single-family homes about 3 miles east of I-15 on Timpanogos Highway (UT 92), near the Texas Instruments complex, with a clubhouse, pool, splash pad, pickleball, playground and walking trails; homes start at 1,399 square feet and the sales address is 4550 N. Horton Way.
Builders: D.R. Horton Source
River Point New homes
EDGEhomes single-family homes and townhomes along the Jordan River, with a clubhouse and gym, a pool, a tot lot and walking trails; the model home is at 1094 N. 3620 West.
Builders: EDGEhomes Source
Traverse Mountain New homes and resale
A master-planned development where Toll Brothers' Lakeview Estates has single-story and two-story homes of about 3,800 to 5,900 total square feet with 5 to 6 bedrooms; Traverse Mountain Elementary is at 2500 W. Chapel Ridge Road.
Builders: Toll Brothers Source
New-home communities for now. Older neighborhoods come next.
Schools
Alpine School District: Lehi's public schools for now. In July 2027 they move to the new Aspen Peaks School District, which also covers Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland and part of Draper.
Alpine School District campuses in Lehi Source
High schoolsLehi High School
Skyridge High School
Skyridge High School
Middle and junior high schoolsLehi Junior High School
Viewpoint Middle School
Willowcreek Middle School
Viewpoint Middle School
Willowcreek Middle School
Elementary schoolsBelmont Elementary
Dry Creek Elementary
Eaglecrest Elementary
Fox Hollow Elementary
Lehi Elementary
Liberty Hills Elementary
Meadow Elementary
North Point Elementary
River Rock Elementary
Sego Lily Elementary
Snow Springs Elementary
Traverse Mountain Elementary
Dry Creek Elementary
Eaglecrest Elementary
Fox Hollow Elementary
Lehi Elementary
Liberty Hills Elementary
Meadow Elementary
North Point Elementary
River Rock Elementary
Sego Lily Elementary
Snow Springs Elementary
Traverse Mountain Elementary
A normal week here
Spooktober: Creatures of the Night at Butterfly Biosphere
Butterfly Biosphere at Thanksgiving Point, Lehi
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Cornbelly's Corn Maze and Pumpkin Fest, final days
Cornbelly's at Thanksgiving Point, Lehi
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Big Jack's World Halloween display, final days
Outlets at Traverse Mountain, Lehi
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Property taxes
| Who taxes it | Rate | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Lehi City | $0.1242 per $100 | Source |
| Lehi Metro Water District | $0.0006 per $100 | Source |
| North Utah County Water Conservancy District | $0.0011 per $100 | Source |
| Alpine School District | $0.5781 per $100 | Source |
| State charter school levy (Alpine area) | $0.0125 per $100 | Source |
| Utah County | $0.0891 per $100 | Source |
| County assessing and collecting levy | $0.0124 per $100 | Source |
| Central Utah Water Conservancy District | $0.0400 per $100 | Source |
| 2026 total, Lehi tax district 10 | $0.858 per $100 |
Tax year 2026 rates from the Utah County Treasurer, per $100 of taxable value. A primary residence is taxed on 55% of its market value, so the total comes to about 0.47% of market value a year, or about $4.72 for every $1,000 of market value. Parcels outside the North Utah County Water Conservancy District (tax district 11) pay $0.8569 per $100.
The basics
City officesLehi City, 131 N. 100 E. The Information Center, 385-201-1000, takes utility and city questions Monday to Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. City site
TrashWaste Management picks up your garbage can on your garbage day and the blue recycling can every other week on that same day; cans must be out by 6 a.m. Find your day on the city's map or call 385-201-1000. Garbage and recycling
Power, water and sewerLehi City provides power, water and sewer, and garbage is normally on the same bill; sign up online through Xpress Bill Pay with a $30 setup fee. City utilities
GasEnbridge, 1-800-323-5517. City utilities
LibraryLehi City Public Library, 120 N. Center St. Open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Library page
Parks and trailsMore than 50 city parks with 42 playgrounds and more than 27 miles of trails, including Olympic Park, Willow Park, Lehi Sports Park, Dry Creek Park, Margaret Wines Park and Holbrook Farms Park. Parks and trails
VotingRegister or update your address online at vote.utah.gov; the Utah County Clerk runs elections here. Voter registration
Car registrationRegister and renew vehicles with the Utah DMV, online or at a DMV office; its phone line is 801-297-7780. Utah DMV
The short version
Quick answers
How many people live in Lehi, Utah?
95,313. July 2025 Census estimate, up from 75,912 in the April 2020 estimates base.
What school district is Lehi in?
Alpine School District: Lehi's public schools for now. In July 2027 they move to the new Aspen Peaks School District, which also covers Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland and part of Draper.
How far is Lehi from Salt Lake City?
About 35 min to downtown Salt Lake City, 30 miles from City Hall to the Salt Lake City and County Building, no traffic. Estimate.
What is the property tax rate in Lehi, Utah?
About $0.858 per $100, 2026 total, Lehi tax district 10, adding up Lehi City, Lehi Metro Water District, North Utah County Water Conservancy District, Alpine School District, State charter school levy (Alpine area), Utah County, County assessing and collecting levy, Central Utah Water Conservancy District. A primary residence is taxed on 55% of its market value, so this comes to about 0.47% of market value a year.
What neighborhoods are in Lehi?
Auburn Springs, Holbrook Farms, Inverness, River Point, Traverse Mountain.
When is trash pickup in Lehi?
Waste Management picks up your garbage can on your garbage day and the blue recycling can every other week on that same day; cans must be out by 6 a.m. Find your day on the city's map or call 385-201-1000.
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