City Profile

About the City
Show Low’s major economic influences are tourism and regional service provision. The city has no property tax, no bed tax, and the sales tax rate is among the lowest in Arizona. The City Council has committed to taking a proactive approach in managing the growth of the community while maintaining the high quality of life enjoyed by its residents.
 
For More Information
The growth is administered by the Planning and Zoning Department of the City.  Assistance is also available through the Arizona Commerce Authority.  Anyone interested in pursuing economic development opportunities should call 928-532-4124 or visit the Economic Development Department.

Facts & Figures
City Fact
Details
Incorporated as a City
1953
County Navajo County
Elevation Above Sea Level
6,412 feet
Population as of 2010 Census 10,660
Seasonal Population Estimate
30,000
Land Area 65 square miles
Miles of Streets 182
Average Minimum Temperature 37.6 degrees
Average Maximum Temperature 65.9 degrees
Annual Precipitation 17.2 inches
Number of Households (2010 ESRI)
4,368
Median Age (2010 ESRI)
39.4
Average Home Selling Price (2010 WMAR MLS)
$215,350
Median Household Income (2010 ESRI)
$42,858
Community College 1
High School: Grades 9 - 12 1
Junior High School: Grades 6 - 8 1
Primary Schools: Grades K - 5 2
Charter Schools: Grades K - 12 2
Charter School: Grades K - 6 1
College Graduates 25%
City Park 429 acres
Tennis Courts 4
Golf Courses 2 public, 3 private
Museums 3
Shopping Centers 4
Hospital Beds 100
Hotels 14 with 700 rooms
RV Spaces 1,400
Conference Facilities 7
Outdoor Amphitheaters 4
Office Complexes 20
Industrial Parks 3
Major Industries Tourism, Recreation, Light Manufacturing, Forest Products, Medical Services, Aviation
Fire Stations 2
Police Stations 1
City Employees 120
Airport 2 Runways
Radio Stations 6
Newspapers 2
Television Stations 2