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Cache County, UT
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Cache County, UT

Part of the Logan, UT labour market.

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41%of the federal IT management workforce is veterans
3.5%veteran unemployment, against 4.2% for non-veterans

Where veterans already stand

MeasureVeteransNon-veterans
Unemployment rate, 20253.5%4.2%
Share of the civilian labour force, 20254.9%—
Share of the civilian labour force, 200010.5%—
Federal IT management workforce41%59%
Living in rural areas24.1%19.3%

Unemployment and labour force: BLS Employment Situation of Veterans, 2025 annual averages — BLS notes the 2025 figures are 11-month averages excluding October and are not strictly comparable with other years. Federal IT: OPM FedScope, September 2024, via Pew Research Center. Rural: Census Bureau, Veterans in Rural America, 2011–2015 American Community Survey, against the 2010 Census rural share of the total population.

How far the routes reach from here

The Census places Cache County in the Logan, UT commuting zone — where people living here actually travel to work. That is the right search radius for a VA regional office, an American Job Center, a community college, an apprenticeship sponsor and a federal installation. Searching the county alone is the most common reason someone concludes there is nothing here.

What is guaranteed in Cache County, UT regardless

Three things are true here without exception. A local workforce board covers this county, can fund training under WIOA, and must give veterans and eligible spouses priority of service by law. Community college admission is open enrollment. And every VA education benefit you hold applies here exactly as it would anywhere else in the country — the benefit travels with you.

What you have already earned

Rates, seat counts and eligibility rules change. These are the doors; verify current terms with VA or DoD before counting on a number.

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Sources. Veteran population and rural share: US Census Bureau, Veterans Day Facts for Features 2025 (2024 ACS) and Veterans in Rural America: 2011–2015; occupational over-representation and technical military occupations: Census Bureau, The Employment, Earnings, and Occupations of Post-9/11 Veterans. Unemployment and labour force: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Situation of Veterans, 2025 annual averages — BLS notes these are 11-month averages excluding October and are not strictly comparable with other years, and we pass that caveat on rather than dropping it. Federal IT workforce: Office of Personnel Management FedScope, September 2024, via Pew Research Center. Benefit terms — Post-9/11 GI Bill, VET TEC 2.0 and VR&E: VA, current as published; SkillBridge: Department of Defense. Security clearance population: Office of the Director of National Intelligence, FY2019 Annual Report — dated explicitly because it is the most recent public aggregate and is several years old; clearance compensation figures are a recruiting-industry survey, not a government source, and are labelled as such. County classifications: USDA Economic Research Service; labour markets: 2020 Commuting Zones. County counts are computed from the committed county file at build time, not asserted. Benefit amounts and eligibility rules change — verify with VA or DoD before planning around a number on this page.