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Weber County, UT Property Tax Rate

Homeowners in Weber County pay an effective 0.62% of home value in property tax — about $2,413 a year on the median $389,200 home, above the Utah county median of 0.49%.

Weber County, UT: 0.62% effective property tax — ~$2,413/yr on the median home.

  • Effective rate0.62%
  • Median home value$389,200
  • Median annual bill$2,413
  • UT county median0.49%
  • U.S. county median0.84%

Source: U.S. Census ACS 2023 5-year (median taxes paid ÷ median value), compiled June 2026.

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Weber County vs. Utah and the U.S.

Effective rateOn the county's $389,200 median home
Weber County0.62%$2,413
Utah county median0.49%$1,907
U.S. county median0.84%$3,269

Median household income here is $87,083, putting the median tax bill at about 2.8% of income. Effective rates fold in homestead exemptions and assessment practice — they're what owners actually pay, which is why they beat statutory rates for comparison.

Highest & lowest rates in Utah

CountyEffective rateMedian bill
San Juan County0.84%$1,595
Duchesne County0.64%$1,623
Carbon County0.64%$1,284
Weber County0.62%$2,413
Rich County0.29%$844
Summit County0.35%$3,501
Wayne County0.35%$1,277
Garfield County0.38%$1,086

Full picture: Utah property tax calculator · interactive county atlas · all county pages.

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Weber County, UT?

The effective rate is about 0.62% of home value — the median homeowner pays roughly $2,413 a year on a $389,200 median home (ACS 2023 five-year data).

Is Weber County's property tax high?

It's above the Utah county median (0.49%) and below the U.S. county median (0.84%).

How is the effective rate calculated?

Median real-estate taxes paid ÷ median home value, from the Census American Community Survey — what owners actually pay, after exemptions, rather than the statutory millage.

Sources & methodology

Sources: Census ACS 2023 5-year tables B25103/B25077.

Effective rate = median real-estate taxes ÷ median home value (owner-occupied). Individual bills vary with exemptions, assessment timing and local levies — verify with the county assessor.