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Hooper is a city in Weber County, settled in 1854 and incorporated in 2000, part of the Ogden-Clearfield metropolitan area.
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9,087residents (2020)
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Location and Layout
Hooper covers 11.7 square miles in Weber County, with Fremont Island in the Great Salt Lake included within city boundaries. 1
Housing and Schools
Listings are in the Weber school district, with homes in subdivisions including Rawson Ranch, Alemora Estates, Marian Acres, Mel Stephenson, and Hooper Landings. 4
Community Events
Hooper hosts Tomato Days annually during the last week of August through Labor Day weekend, with rodeos, parades, vendor booths, food, fireworks, and dog races. The event has been held for nearly 100 years and celebrates the local farming community. 13
Places to know in Hooper
Historic site
Original Hooper Flag Pole
Open space
Ogden Bay Wildlife Management Area
- Crane Field Golf CourseGolf course
Crane Field is an 18-hole golf course with a practice green and driving range. [4]
- When was Hooper incorporated?
- Hooper was incorporated as a city on November 30, 2000.
- What school district serves Hooper?
- Hooper is served by the Weber school district.
- What is Tomato Days?
- Tomato Days is an annual event held during the last week of August through Labor Day weekend, featuring rodeos, parades, vendor booths, food, fireworks, and dog races.
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