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Best Counties for Remote Workers in Utah 2026

29 counties ranked with the Remote Worker lens of the County Fit Score.

Top 5 Remote Work Counties in Utah

1Wayne County
73.8
baseline 75.8
2Emery County
72.3
baseline 67.7
3Rich County
72.2
baseline 73.8
4Daggett County
68.9
baseline 70.7
5Morgan County
61.4
baseline 58

All 29 Remote-Work-Ranked Counties in Utah

RankCountyCounty Fit Scorebaseline CountyScoreDelta
1Wayne County, UT73.875.8-2
2Emery County, UT72.367.7+4.6
3Rich County, UT72.273.8-1.6
4Daggett County, UT68.970.7-1.8
5Morgan County, UT61.458+3.4
6Juab County, UT60.456.7+3.7
7Beaver County, UT59.458.1+1.3
8Garfield County, UT58.566.5-8
9San Juan County, UT58.458.6-0.2
10Wasatch County, UT55.955.3+0.6
11Sanpete County, UT5555.1-0.1
12Sevier County, UT54.447.5+6.9
13Kane County, UT53.959.7-5.8
14Piute County, UT53.364.5-11.2
15Uintah County, UT5345.6+7.4
16Millard County, UT52.654.6-2
17Cache County, UT50.951.6-0.7
18Tooele County, UT49.641.4+8.2
19Duchesne County, UT49.339.8+9.5
20Carbon County, UT48.648.7-0.1
21Summit County, UT48.552.5-4
22Box Elder County, UT48.144.3+3.8
23Davis County, UT47.849-1.2
24Utah County, UT47.849.7-1.9
25Grand County, UT45.946.9-1
26Washington County, UT44.347.1-2.8
27Iron County, UT43.746.7-3
28Weber County, UT41.638.8+2.8
29Salt Lake County, UT38.435.4+3

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best county for remote workers in Utah?

Based on the Remote Worker lens, Wayne County ranks as the top remote work county in Utah with a County Fit Score of 73.8. The baseline CountyScore remains visible for context.

How many counties in Utah are ranked for remote workers?

We rank 29 counties in Utah with the Remote Worker lens, using independent importance values for affordability, income, safety, risk, health, weather, taxes, and water.

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Data: U.S. Census Bureau ACS, FBI UCR, CDC, FEMA NRI, NCES, EPA SDWIS, 2019-2023 ACS — Informational only. Not financial or legal advice.