Utah County

Utah County Government is the administrative body serving Utah County, Utah, one of the state's most populous jurisdictions. Established in 1850 and headquartered in the county seat of Provo, it serves approximately 659,399 residents, according to the 2020 census, making it the second-most populous county in Utah. Governance rests with a three-member elected commission.

The county employs professionals across a range of departments covering public works, community development, health services, law enforcement, and elections and public records. Its stated priorities include innovation and transparency in government, improving quality of life for residents, and collaboration with state and local entities on community needs.

Resident-facing services are delivered in part through Digital Services, an online platform handling marriage licenses, property records, tax payments, and election information. Further information on the county's departments and administration is available at utahcounty.gov.