Name: Millcreek, UT
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Living in Millcreek, UT

Ranks better than 85% of areas Follow

Population

60,828

Median Age

36.5 Years

Millcreek Area Facts

Millcreek has a Livability Score of 85_/100, which is considered exceptional
Millcreek crime rates are 54% lower than the Utah average
Cost of living in Millcreek is 22% higher than the Utah average

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What do the locals think about Millcreek?

75%

Family friendly

75%

Public transit is accessible

75%

Walkable to grocery stores

75%

Yards are well-kept

100%

Lots of parks

75%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

75%

A quiet area

75%

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Millcreek crime has skyrocketed 1 rating By Anonymous ( Aug 17, 2018) Please update your website, I just moved out of Millcreek as quick as possible after living there for two years. It is full of robberies, crime, and there is a serious drug problem not to mention the amount of thousands of refugees that clearly should not be getting free expensiv ...Read More e housing for free in this town. Please update your website and the crime statistics and be fair and honest with potential new residents. Traffic is absolutely horrible as well. We got out of Millcreek after there was a drug raid in our apartment building and a crackhead was downstairs swinging a pole around in the parking lot. Read Less

A Charming Location 4 rating By Anonymous ( Mar 10, 2015) I moved to Millcreek, UT from Charlotte, NC about five years ago as part of a job offer. This city is nothing like the hustle and bustle of the big city that I left. It's something that I enjoy being in, and there are more things that I have left to discover even after being here ...Read More for half of a decade.

When I moved to Millcreek, I wanted to find a beautiful house in the country, and that's exactly what I found. The city is rich in history, and there is a lovely historical district with large houses. The price for the homes for sale is rather expensive, but you are getting something that is of high quality as many of them were built in the early 1900s. My home has a wraparound front porch with delicate details that give a great deal of charm. There are several schools in the area. It seems like most of them are elementary of middle schools as I tend to see younger children in town more than teenagers. The people are friendly, and I enjoy being able to walk on the sidewalk in town while waving at people passing.

Liberty Park is one of my favorite places to visit. There is a zoo there, but the best thing to do is walk along the trails. I can walk or bike along the trails, but while there, I can become one with nature. Another place I like to visit is the Salt Lake City Public Library. It might sound odd, but I enjoy going to the library to read through the day because of the massive windows that allow me to look out on the city. It has the latest technology and all of the top books that I enjoy reading. Read Less

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