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Centurylink Internet in Alpine, UT

CenturyLink Internet now in the city of Alpine, UT

You can now access CenturyLink Internet in the City of Alpine, Utah. Incorporated in 1850, exploration of the land started in 1849 as commissioned by the president of the Church of Jesus of Latter-day Saint. Today, Alpine is home to more than 10 thousand people and growing.  

Alpine is on Utah’s high desert on the County’s north-eastern edge. It is a community at the foot of the Wasatch mountain range. Located about 32 miles away from the southeast of Lake City, it has a total land area of 19.42 square kilometers.

The city is located on 40°27’12″N 111°46’41″W (40.4532800, -111.7779900) coordinates. It’s a highland community with an elevation of 1508.211 within the America/Denver time zone.

Alpine was named after the Swiss Alps due to its spectacular scenery. Though the early settlers had a tough time cohabiting with the locals, the Indians, an era of peace started around 1868. Following a period of peaceful co-existence, the Alpine population started growing steadily ever since.

Given its diverse natural attractions, Alpine attracts different kinds of visitors. As a result, many have decided to settle in the community.

Some of the attractions are historical landmarks, geography, excellent recreational areas, and a unique environment. The Alpine loop offers an irresistible attraction to nature lovers. The attractions that run through the magnificent American Fork Canyon are excellent places for taking priceless photos and having fun!

Considering its natural attractions and prominent Utah community, Alpine enjoys robust economic prosperity. The city has a well-served economic environment with different businesses providing jobs for the populace. It is not surprising that Alpine has an unemployment figure of 2.5% compared to the national average of 6.0%.

Over last year, Alpine, Utah’s job market growth is 2.6%, while its ten-year job growth prediction is 51.7% compared to the national average of 33.5%.

Other economic indicators show that Alpine is a well-rated environment for business. Its sales tax rate is 6.8% compared to the national average of 7.3%. The city’s income tax rate is 5.0%, whereas the national average is 4.6%.

Alpine can be said to be a good tax environment compared to other economies in the US. Such a tax regime ensures the affordable cost of living and a robust business environment.

The result of its tax position reflects favorably in the average income of Alpine residents, which is $34,735 a year, with the US average being 53,482.

The median household income of Alpine residents is $112,727 compared with the US average of $54,000 per annum.

In terms of work for the people, there is the availability of jobs for all qualified workers in Alpine.

Thus, the average salary in Alpine is $54,000 with a $16.28 average hourly wage. Apart from the residents picking up jobs in Alpine, many commutes to nearby Lehi and Salt Lake City for job opportunities.

Both private industries and government enterprises provide jobs. The leading occupation in Alpine includes professional and technical services, retail trade, educational services, health, and social services, and manufacturing.

Being a semi-urban environment, Alpine offers the residents a rural feel, which is attractive to most family-oriented individuals. Living in the community provides the young and old the conservative experience they seek in a rural neighborhood.

There are public schools for children, and the closeness to cities like Salt Lake City gives residents the semblance of a metropolitan living. Alpine is rated one of the fastest-growing communities in Utah. The community offers many outdoor attractions for families to meet and have fun while learning in a serene environment.

The cost of living index in Alpine is mid-level, around 34%, compared to other cities in the US. Though owning a house is about 120% costlier than the national average, other factors make a living in Alpine attractive.

For residents, Alpine offers lots of fun, a good economy, and job opportunities, this favorably knocks off any cost issue. The crime situation in Alpine is likewise favorable. Available information shows that Alpine is 85% safer than most cities in the US.

The crime index report for Alpine indicates a safe community with a 0.19% violent crime record. The property crime index is 4.67%, with 49 crimes incidences out of 1000. Total crime incidences comprising violent and property crimes are 51 out of 1000. Overall, Alpine is 85% safer!

A community with rural and urban feel needs a reliable telecommunication infrastructure to keep pace with the rest of the world. Thus, CenturyLink Internet’s coming to Alpine is timely and a good decision.

Having robust internet connectivity will improve Alpine’s business and social interactions. With high-speed internet, businesses can improve productivity in a secure information landscape. Likewise, interpersonal communication will improve and be meaningful.

CenturyLink Internet now offers Home Phone and DirecTV to subscribers in Alpine. Subscribers get from 100 Mbps to 940 Mbps internet service at affordable prices. Also, these services require no credit check or contract to start.

The advantage of CenturyLink Internet services is the guarantee of no rate hike while subscription is hassle-free. CenturyLink Internet assures subscribers of no hidden cost and 24/7 uninterrupted service.

With CenturyLink Internet, meeting your communication goal is assured! Visit the nearest CenturyLink store in Alpine today to subscribe.