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The mission of Ogden Air Logistics Center (Hill AFB) is to provide quality products and services that equip, maintain and sustain operational forces as they execute national defense policy around the world. The 75th Air Base Wing provides base operating support for the Ogden Air Logistics Center, the 388th and 419th Fighter Wings, and approximately 25 additional tenant units. We deliver superior support anytime and anywhere while focusing on exceeding customer expectations of service, quality, timeliness and value. The 388th Fighter Wing provides dominant combat airpower and world-class test and training opportunities to fight and win any conflict. The 419th Fighter Wing provides a combat capable force that can be sent to fight anywhere in the world when called to active duty during a national or global emergency.
Hill Air Force Base traces its beginnings to 1934, with the establishment of a temporary Army Air Corps depot in Salt Lake City which supported airmail operations. Due to this activity, representatives promoted the area as a possible site for a permanent installation. In 1939, $8M was earmarked for construction of an air depot near Ogden, Utah. The site was officially named Hill Field on December 1, 1939, after Major Ployer P. Hill. Since it's inception, Hill Air Force Base has played a major role in the United States Air Force war fighting efforts from WWII to the present day. Hill AFB is a hub of activity for the depot maintenance of numerous aircraft and weapons systems as well as other military logistics and parts programs. The base is also home to the 75th Air Base Wing, the 309th Maintenance Wing, and the flying activities of the 388th and 419th Fighter Wings. For the complete history of Hill Air Force Base please go to the installation homepage.
(2022): Davis County: 368,621; Weber County 273,761. For additional information please go to https://www.hill.af.mil/ and https://www.webercountyutah.gov/.
Hill Air Force Base has grown significantly during the years and is the largest single site employer in Utah, with more than 22,000 military and civilian employees.
Hill Air Force base is located in Davis County which is located in northern Utah. It is bordered on the east by the Wasatch mountains approximately 30 miles north of Salt Lake City. The surrounding communities of Clearfield, Clinton, Kaysville, Bountiful, Layton, Sunset, Roy, Riverdale and Ogden are some of the wonderful communities that support Team Hill. The city of Salt Lake is a short 45-minute drive away and also has many entertainment and cultural activities available for everyone. The area is military friendly and is a great community to call home. If you are someone who enjoys the outdoors this is the perfect place to live. The "Greatest Snow on Earth" is one of the many things these majestic Wasatch mountains are known for as well as providing great opportunities for skiing, hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, biking, operating off-highway vehicles and so much more!
Hill Air Force Base has three gates. The primary entrances are the South and West Gates. For purposes of these directions, the South Gate is used. It is recommended that newcomers arriving at Hill Air Force Base for the first time should use the South Gate.
Getting to Hill Air Force Base is very easy. The base is located adjacent to I-15, approximately 30 miles north of Salt Lake City.
Driving Directions
If arriving at Hill Air Force Base by air, you will fly into the Salt Lake City International Airport. The airport is serviced by 15 airlines so it is generally easy to get a flight in or out. There are rental cars, buses and taxis and limo zine available at the airport if transportation to the base is needed. Driving directions from the airport are below.
From the Airport
Exit the airport and take the left ramp onto I-80 East toward Ogden/Provo. Take Exit #117 onto I-215 North toward Ogden. I-215 North merges onto I-15 North. The Legacy Parkway is also available; take Exit #28 off of I-215 onto Legacy Parkway. Follow it until it merges back into I-15. Continue north to exit 331 for Hill Field Road. Turn right at the light at Hill Field Road and continue approximately 3 miles until you arrive at the south gate of Hill Air Force Base.
From the East
Follow I-84 West to Exit #87 South toward Salt Lake City. Proceed south on US-89 to Hwy 193, (Hill Air Force Base exit). Follow Hwy 193 West for approximately 4 miles. The South Gate will be on your right.
From the West
Follow I-80 East to I-215 North toward Ogden. I-215 North merges onto I-15 North. The New Legacy Parkway is also available; take Exit #28 off of I-215 onto Legacy Parkway. Follow it until it merges back into I-15. Continue following I-15 North to Exit #331, Hill Field Road. Turn right at the ramp exit (Hill Field Road) and proceed straight to the South Gate of Hill Air Force Base, approximately 3 miles.
From the North
Follow I-15 South to Exit #334, turn left at the ramp exit onto Hwy 193. Follow Hwy 193 for about 2 miles to Hill Field Road. The South Gate will be on the left.
From the South
Follow I-15 North to Exit #331, Hill Field Road. Turn right at the ramp exit (Hill Field Road) and proceed straight to the South Gate of Hill Air Force Base, approximately 3 miles.
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Utah Transit Authority has bus services that stop in surrounding communities including Ogden, Clearfield, Layton and West Roy. The FrontRunner, a state-of-the art commuter train, provides rail service with stations in Salt Lake City, Woods Cross, Farmington, Layton, Clearfield, Roy, Ogden and Farr West. FrontRuner stations have connections to the bus system and park and ride lots. UTA also provides information and a ride-matching database for residents who want to carpool. For more information and to see fares, schedules and routes visit the Utah Transit Authority's web page at Utah Transit Authority (rideuta.com)