According to data from HomeFacts.com, Utah is 9th in the nation for number of sex offenders per capita. I’ve used the site’s county-specific data to show you which counties in Utah have the highest number of offenders per 10,000 residents. You can go to the site directly to get specific information about the offenders in your area.
The national average is 14.51 offenders per 10,000 residents. Utah has 24.91 offenders per 10,000 residents.
- Duchesne County: 41.0 offenders/10,000 residents
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Homefacts.com Duchesne County has 76 registered sex offenders.
- Beaver County: 32.17 offenders/10,000 residents
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Homefacts.com Beaver County has 21 registered sex offenders.
- Uintah County: 30.27 offenders/10,000 residents
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Homefacts.com Uintah county has 101 registered sex offenders.
- Weber County: 29.20 offenders/10,000 residents
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Homefacts.com Weber County has 691 registered sex offenders.
- Grand County: 22.87 offenders/10,000 residents
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Homefacts.com Grand County has 21 registered sex offenders.
- Carbon County: 22.49 offenders/10,000 residents
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Homefacts.com Carbon County has 48 registered sex offenders.
- Emery County: 22.01 offenders/10,000 residents
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Homefacts.com Emery County has 24 registered sex offenders.
It’s important to remember that while the offenders listed on this site have all been convicted, the seriousness of their crimes and the specifics of each case vary widely.
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Duchesne County has 76 registered sex offenders.
Beaver County has 21 registered sex offenders.
Uintah county has 101 registered sex offenders.
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Weber County has 691 registered sex offenders.
Grand County has 21 registered sex offenders.
Carbon County has 48 registered sex offenders.
Emery County has 24 registered sex offenders.
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