Millard County sits in Central Utah with a 2024 population of 13,200 residents across 6828.0 square miles. The county seat is Fillmore, and the region is defined by its government economy, 36.0-year median age, and median household income of $67,000. Real estate values have moved 3.0% over the past year, with a median home price of $275,000 and typical days on market at 80. This directory profile pulls verified data from the U.S. Census, Utah Department of Workforce Services, and MLS-adjacent public sources to give buyers, sellers, and relocation candidates a full picture of Millard County — economy, schools, market, and lifestyle — before they engage an agent.
Millard County at a Glance
| Population (2024) | 13,200 | 5-Year Growth | 3.6% |
| Median Age | 36.0 | Median Household Income | $67,000 |
| Median Home Price | $275,000 | Home Price YoY | 3.0% |
| Median Rent | $850 | Days on Market | 80 |
| Active Listings | 60 | Unemployment | 3.0% |
| College Degree | 18.0% | Poverty Rate | 10.5% |
| Area | 6828.0 sq mi | County Seat | Fillmore |
Real Estate Market in Millard County
Millard County’s real estate market remains very affordable, anchored by agricultural and government employment. Values well below the Utah average attract buyers seeking rural homesteads and acreage properties.
Current Market Snapshot
Compared with the Utah statewide median of roughly $540,000, Millard County sits below the state average, shaping affordability for first-time buyers, relocators, and investors. Connect with a licensed Millard County directory agent for MLS-verified inventory.
Economy and Employment in Millard County
Millard County supports 471 employers with 5,300 total workers. The three dominant industry sectors:
Government
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Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction
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Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting
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This employment mix drives job stability, commute patterns, and long-term appreciation across Millard County — a leading indicator for buyers evaluating relocation to Millard County.
Schools in Millard County
School quality is a top-three driver of home value across Millard County. Buyers should weigh Millard County school district boundaries before selecting a neighborhood.
Notable Schools in Millard County
Millard High School
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Delta High School
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Fillmore School
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Geography and Climate
Millard County covers 6828.0 square miles in Central Utah. Elevation ranges from 4,650 ft to 10,222 ft. Millard County has a semi-arid to desert climate across the expansive Great Basin valleys, with hot summers, cold winters, and annual precipitation of 8-12 inches. The county is one of Utah’s largest by area, encompassing portions of the Great Salt Lake Desert and the Pavant Range.
History and Character
Founded: 1851. Name origin: Named in honor of President Millard Fillmore, who signed the act creating Utah Territory in 1850.
Fillmore served as Utah Territory’s first capital from 1851 to 1856. The Territorial Statehouse, Utah’s oldest surviving government building, stands in Fillmore. Lithium and other mineral extraction has increased interest in the county’s resource potential.
Utilities and Infrastructure in Millard County
Cities and Towns in Millard County
Explore every city and town in Millard County — click any card for a full local guide, listings, and directory-verified agents.
Fillmore
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Delta
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Oak City
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Hinckley
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Meadow
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Leamington
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Lynndyl
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Kanosh
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Holden
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Scipio
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Frequently Asked Questions About Millard County
What is the median home price in Millard County?
As of the latest available data, the median home price in Millard County is $275,000, with year-over-year appreciation of 3.0%. Median monthly rent is $850. Prices vary significantly by city and neighborhood within the county — contact a directory agent for MLS-verified current listings.
Is Millard County a good place to live?
Millard County offers a 36.0-year median age, $67,000 median household income, and 3.0% unemployment. The county’s economy is anchored by government and mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction, with schools rated 5/10 on average. Whether it’s the right fit depends on your commute needs, school priorities, and lifestyle preferences.
How far is Millard County from Salt Lake City?
Millard County is approximately 160 minutes from Salt Lake City by car via I-15. The nearest commercial airport is Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC).
What industries drive the Millard County economy?
The top three sectors in Millard County are Government, Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction, and Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting. Together they support 5,300 workers across 471 employers, with a current unemployment rate of 3.0%.
Data last updated 2026-Q3. Real estate figures reflect the most recent MLS-adjacent aggregates compiled by Utah Real Estate Directory. For live inventory and MLS-verified comps, connect with a licensed Millard County directory agent.