ZIP code profile · 2024 county data

ZIP Code 82930

Summit County, Utah: Census demographics for this ZIP plus the containing county's FBI UCR crime rate.

Data updated 2026-08-24

647
Property rate /100K (county)
14,804
Population (ZIP)
175
Violent rate /100K (county)

Is ZIP code 82930 safe? Honest data snapshot

ZIP code 82930 sits within Summit County, UT, a county whose reported crime runs below the national average (see the county-level FBI figures below, not a ZIP-specific calculation).

Reported crime here runs well below the national average: 175 violent incidents and 647 property incidents per 100,000 residents in 2024, per county-level agency submissions.

ZIP 82930 carries a Census-reported population of 14,804, ranking #2 of 9 ZIPs in Summit County, spread across 956.45 square miles (about 15 people per square mile). For a full breakdown of Summit County's crime categories and year-over-year trend, see the Summit County crime page linked below.

ZIP 82930 has no FBI-native crime rate (postal codes are not police jurisdictions). The property-led county proxy above is from Summit County agency submissions; see methodology for the ZCTA plurality map. Methodology.

ZIP 82930 Census context

These are ZIP/ZCTA demographic estimates, separate from the county-level FBI proxy above. They describe the local settlement, not a crime rate.

Median household income
$73,765
Median age
35.9 years
Owner-occupied homes
76%
Occupied homes
5,602

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2022 5-year ZCTA estimates (income, age, and occupied housing tenure).

How useful is the county proxy for ZIP 82930?

Within the participating-agency records for Summit County, reported violent and property crime rates both sit below their U.S. benchmarks: violent crime is 50% below and property crime is 62% below. The two submitted measures point in the same direction, but they do not establish complete county coverage or turn the result into a ZIP-level rating for 82930. Both comparisons use the same 2024 county reporting population and FBI-submitted counts, so the two directions are internally comparable for this release, not evidence about a different year.

82930 is comparatively spread out at about 15 people per square mile. That settlement pattern may differ sharply from the county's population centers, another reason to use the county rates as regional context rather than a local estimate.

Summit County UCR book ZIP 82930 inherits

ZIP 82930 itself is about 15 people per Census sq mi across 956.5 sq mi (14,804 residents), a postal settlement fact independent of the county UCR proxy.

ZIP 82930's 14,804 residents are about 35% of the 2024 county reporting population (42,357), a large postal share of a county-wide rate.

Summit County's 2024 UCR book concentrates in larceny-theft (69% of 348 offenses; mix index 4,995). ZIP 82930 inherits that county mix, not a postal-native split.

Summit County 2024 vs 2023: violent counts +19% vs 2023; property counts -2% vs 2023. Year-over-year moves are county agency submissions, still not ZIP-native.

Summit County offense mix (2024)

Mix index is HHI × 10,000 on county offense-type shares. Distinct from the per-100K rates in the hero; still county-agency data, not a ZIP-native FBI table.

Nationwide peers for ZIP 82930

Similar county violent rate (~175/100K)

Similar Census population (~14,804)

County detail: Summit County · State atlas: Utah

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (ZIP population, land area, 2020 ZCTA-to-county relationship file, ACS 5-year estimates) and FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, Crime in the United States (CIUS) Table 10 (county-level crime, attributed via ZIP-to-county crosswalk).

Verify with Census.gov Geography and FBI.gov UCR.

Read our methodology , how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.

Every figure on PlainCrime is rendered directly from FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) source data, no number is typed in by an editor. This page combines Census ZIP-level figures with a ZIP-to-county crosswalk to attribute FBI UCR crime data honestly, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.