Orem Demographics
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Geneva Steel History:
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The First Major Evolution of Orem
In 1942, the Geneva Steel Works was constructed by the federal government as an inland producer of steel for WWII. Built along the eastern shore of Utah Lake, Geneva provided employment and economic growth to local residents, either directly or indirectly, for six decades.
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The Second Major Evolution of Orem
The landscape of Orem changed as many of its farms were converted to shopping centers and malls along State Street and the University Parkway. First came the University Mall. Later other strip malls, big box stores, and car dealers drew business away from downtown Provo, historically the central shopping area. |
The Third Major Evolution of Orem
Ever since the City of Orem traded in its farms and orchards for the likes of WordPerfect and Novell, publications around the country have taken notice of Orem's pro-business environment. In 2015, The Milken Institute released its list of the best performing metropolitan areas in terms of creating and sustaining jobs and economic growth. The analysis considered the following items: jobs, wages and salaries, and technology growth. The Provo-Orem area was ranked #3 in the country. Orem/Provo continue to receive Top 10 rankings for cities from a variety of publications as time goes on. |
State Street is the Original Retail Corridor
Notably, minimum central planning in Orem has contributed to retail sprawl and signage along what has been referred to as "America's Ugliest Street," Orem's State Street. Pockets of commercial and residential development intermix, forming a mish-mash of development and street signage. Many businesses have recently been given face-lifts, improving the overall appearance of this busy corridor. See the Orem State Street Master Plan 2015 |
Orem City Sales Tax Rates
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Orem Property Tax RateCounty = Utah County
Utah County - 100 East Center Street, Provo, UT 84606 (801) 851-8229 This is a County Wide levy which funds the general operation of county government. This includes health services, county wide jail services, aging services, prosecution of criminals, jail bonds, regional park and recreation services etc. St A/C = State Assessing & Collection Fee Multi County Assessing and Collection - Utah State Tax Commission 1-800-662-4335 This uniform, state-wide levy is mandated by the Legislature to promote adequate funding for assessing and collection functions, on an equitable basis, to all counties of the state at a minimally acceptable level. Utah County contributes a portion of this revenue to a multi-county fund for distribution to counties which cannot generate the minimum level of funding. Cent UT = Central Utah Water Conservancy District Central Utah Water Conservancy District - 355 W University Pkwy, Orem, UT 84058 (801) 226-7100 This county wide levy funds Utah County residents' share of the local participation requirement for the federally funded Central Utah Water Project. The District represents the citizens of a 10-county area in administration, sale, and delivery of water for the Central Utah Project (CUP), as well as the operation and maintenance of the CUP facilities. Water developed by the CUP is used for municipal, industrial, irrigation, hydroelectric power, fish, wildlife, conservation and recreation purposes. Met Wtr = Orem Metro Water Orem Metro Water - Orem Public Works Dept., 1450 W 550 N., Orem, UT 84057 (801) 229-7500 Orem uses a variety of sources to provide water to its residents and customers. Approximately 60% of Orem’s water comes from surface water sources, whereas 40% comes from ground water sources. Surface water sources include the Provo River, Deer Creek Reservoir, and Jordanelle Reservoir. All of Orem’s surface water is treated (filtered and disinfected) at the Don A. Christiansen Regional Water Treatment Plant (DACRWTP), which is operated by the Central Utah Water Conservancy District (CUWCD). Orem’s ground water sources consist of nine deep wells located throughout the city. Wells pump from subterranean aquifers and provide 25% of Orem’s water. Two mountain spring sources located in Provo Canyon contribute 15% of Orem’s water. Ground water (wells and springs) is pure enough to not require treatment. All of Orem’s water, whether from surface or ground water, is blended together within the distribution system. In 2015, Orem produced over 8.6 billion gallons of clean, safe drinking water to its customers. School = Alpine School District Alpine School District - 575 North 100 East, American Fork 801-756-8480 The Alpine School District receives 27.22% of their revenue from property taxes. State Charter School Alpine School District - 575 North 100 East, American Fork 801-756-8480 The Alpine School District receives 27.22% of their revenue from property taxes. City = Orem City Orem City - 56 North State, Orem, UT 84057 (801) 229-7009 The City of Orem depends upon property tax revenues for approximately 25% of their annual budget. TOTAL OREM PROPERTY TAX RATE (2017) 45% Exemption for Primary Residence Primary residences receive a 45% exemption according to State Statue. The 45% exemption only applies to the first acre of land, any overage is calculated at 100%. There is no exemption for commercial, vacant land, or second home. Disabled Veteran Exemption 2021 Maximum Veteran with a Disability Exemption $271,736 |
Tax Rate BreakdownCounty 0.0008530
St A/C 0.0001540 Cent UT 0.0004000 ORMW 0.0000230 School 0.0068420 Charter 0.0000620 City 0.0012600 . Total Property Tax Rate: 0.0094280 Final Calulation: Assessed Value x 0.0094280 = Gross Tax Gross Tax - 45% Exemption = Net Tax Disabled Veterans - No taxes on the first $271,736 of Property Value |
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