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West Point, Utah stands as one of the fastest-growing residential communities in Davis County, a bedroom city of roughly 12,726 residents that has expanded more than 21% since the 2020 Census, when the population sat at 11,106.

Bordered by the Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island to the west, Clinton City to the north, Syracuse City to the south, and Clearfield City to the east, West Point occupies a narrow strip of former farmland that is subdividing into rooftops faster than almost anywhere else in the state.

The city's roughly 300 to 350 licensed businesses serve a population with a median household income of $120,687, one of the highest in Davis County, and a per capita income of $55,423.

Utah's statewide unemployment rate hovers near 2.4%, among the tightest labor markets in the country, and locally the practical unemployment rate is even lower given the concentration of stable government and aerospace jobs nearby.

West Point does not have its own downtown business core in the traditional sense; instead, its commercial energy radiates outward toward the employment centers that surround it. Hill Air Force Base, the largest single-site employer in Utah with tens of thousands of military, civilian, and contractor personnel, sits just a few miles east across Clearfield.

Northrop Grumman has been expanding its Utah operations to support the Sentinel (formerly GBSD) intercontinental ballistic missile program, adding thousands of new positions across the region. Davis School District, one of the largest employers in the county, staffs the schools that serve West Point families directly.

Layered on top of this is a wave of new commercial development tied to the West Davis Corridor (SR-177), which opened its first 16-mile freeway segment between Farmington and West Point in January 2024, and to the Antelope Drive interchange at the Syracuse border, both of which are actively reshaping where West Point businesses can locate and how customers reach them.