Utah County is the administrative body for Utah County, Utah, established on January 31st 1850 and headquartered in Provo, the county seat. It serves approximately 659,399 residents, making it the second-most populous county in the state, and is governed by a commission of three elected officials. Its operations span public works, community development, health services, law enforcement and elections.
On the technology side, the county works in digital government services and public administration, building and maintaining online services for residents. These include digital marriage licence applications, online access to property records, tax payment services and election information. The work sits within a broader set of departments staffed by permanent professionals and carried out in co-operation with state and local entities.
The county describes its approach as focused on innovation and transparency, with the stated aim of improving quality of life for residents. Further information on its services and administration is published at utahcounty.gov.
