Demographics

Nestled at the mouth of American Fork Canyon on a mountain bench, the bedroom community of Cedar Hills provides a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains, Utah Lake, and Utah Valley. People find the quiet, rural setting a relaxing place to raise their families. The City offers an extensive pedestrian trail system, linking its many parks and open spaces, including the Cedar Hills Golf Club, an 18-hole, par 72 championship golf course.

Incorporated and Established: November 2, 1977

Recognized as City of the Third Class: August 3, 1999 (Classification is now fifth class.)

Estimated Population as of May 2008: 9,750 (By comparison, in 1999 the estimated population of Cedar Hills was 2,322.)

Estimated Number of Residential Dwellings as of May 2008: 2,196 residences @ 4.44 per household.

Altitude: 5,280 ft.
The  topography of Cedar Hills varies significantly. With the many annexations of land from both the lower areas and the hillside zone into Cedar Hills in recent years, the City's elevation ranges from lower than 5,280 ft. to greater than 5,280 ft. The elevation could be listed as several points. Choosing the altitude of 5,280 ft. is more for notoriety than substance---we are Utah's Mile-High City. Also, one of the holes at the Cedar Hills Golf Club is named Mile-High because it (#14) is actually at 5,280 feet above sea level. 

Zip Code: 84062

Area Code: 801

Time Zone: Utah is in the Mountain Time Zone.

Utah House Representative: Craig A. Frank
Utah Senate Representative: John L. Valentine
Utah Congressional Representative: Chris Cannon

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