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Price, UT Utility & Living Guide

Utilities, housing, taxes, cost of living, and local insights — everything residents and families need.

Last updated: June 26, 2026
Total Utilities$320/mo
1BR Rent$900/mo
Sales Tax6.75%
COL Index94 (-6% below national average)
Family Score7/10
Median Home$240,000
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Monthly Utility Costs

⚡ Electric

$130/mo

PacifiCorp
🔥 Gas

$60/mo

Dominion Energy
💧 Water

$40/mo

Price City Water Department
🗑️ Garbage

$30/mo

Price City Sanitation Department
📶 Internet

$60/mo

Combined Average Overhead$320/month

Housing Market

Rent & Property
1 Bedroom$900/mo
2 Bedrooms$1200/mo
3 Bedrooms$1600/mo
Median Home Price$240,000
Property Tax Rate0.8%
Avg Childcare/mo$800

The housing market in Price is relatively affordable, with a range of options available for renters and buyers. However, the market can be limited, and prices may vary depending on the location and condition of the property. Overall, Price offers a great opportunity for those looking to own a home in a small town.

Cost of Living

Overall COL Index

94

US national avg = 100
vs National Avg

-6% below national average

Groceries

96

Transportation

88

Healthcare

102

Childcare/mo

$800

Tax Rates

Tax Overview
Total Sales Tax6.75%
Property Tax Rate0.8%
<p>State 4.85% + County 1.35% + City 0.55%</p>

Utah has a flat state income tax rate of 4.95%

Family & Relocation

Family Vibe Score
7/10
Safety Index

70

Higher = safer
School Rating

7.2/10

GreatSchools avg
Avg Childcare

$800/mo

City Pulse

Population Trend
+2% (growing)
Political Climate
Red
Business Momentum
Moderate, with key industries including healthcare, education, and retail
Top Local Concerns
Economic development, education, public safety
🚌 Transit for Families

Price has limited public transportation options, but the city is relatively small and walkable, making it accessible for families with strollers.

🎡 Top Kid Attractions
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    Price City Park
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    Carbon County Fairgrounds
  • 🎯
    Utah State University Eastern

Best Neighborhoods for Families

The best neighborhoods for families in Price include the areas around Utah State University Eastern and the downtown area, which offer a range of amenities and a strong sense of community. The city also has several parks and outdoor recreation areas, making it a great option for families who love the outdoors.

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Price has regulations in place regarding zoning, building codes, and business licenses, which are enforced by the city government.

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📊 Price — Census & Demographic Data

Official data from the US Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

☀️ Seasonal Utility Costs

Utility costs in Price can fluctuate significantly depending on the season, with higher electricity costs in the summer due to air conditioning and higher gas costs in the winter due to heating. However, the city's relatively mild climate means that these fluctuations are not as extreme as in other parts of the country.

🏛️ Local Tax Details

The ZIP code 84501 has a property tax millage rate of 0.0065, with no local surtaxes.

👶 Family & Stroller Friendliness

6, Price has relatively wide sidewalks and several parks with playgrounds, but the city's infrastructure can be limited in some areas, making it less stroller-friendly than other cities.

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