385 Area Code

Area Code	385
State	Utah
Country	United State
Code Type	General Purpose Code
In Service	Yes
Timezone	Mountain Standard Time (MST)
Overlay Complex	385/801
Assignment Date	03-MAY-00
In Service Date	29-MAR-09
Area Code	385

What is the 385 Area Code?

Area code 385 is located in Utah, within United State, serving the region's residents and businesses. The 385 area code was first assigned in 03-MAY-00 and has been in service since 29-MAR-09.

The 385 area code is part of an overlay complex, which includes the area codes 385/801. These codes all serve the same geographic region.

Cities in Area Code 385

Alpine

Alta

Clinton

Draper

Eden

Elberta

Genola

Goshen

Granite

Hooper

Kearns

Layton

Lehi

Liberty

Lindon

Magna

Midvale

Morgan

Murray

Ogden

Orem

Palmyra

Payson

Provo

Roy

Salem

Sandy

Sunset

Uintah

Area codes of Utah

Further Details on the 385 Area Code

Where is the 385 Area Code Located?

Area code 385 serves the entire state of Utah in United State, providing phone services to both residential and business users. It covers urban, suburban, and rural areas alike, ensuring reliable communication across the region.

What time zone is area code 385 in?

Area code 385 is located in the Mountain Standard Time (MST) time zone. This designation indicates the predominant time zone for calls made within this area code.

When was area code 385 assigned and put into service?

Area code 385 was officially assigned on 03-MAY-00, signifying its designation for use in telecommunications, and it became operational on 29-MAR-09, allowing callers to begin using this area code for their dialing needs.

Is the 385 Area Code Still Active?

Yes, the 302 area code is still active and in service. It is the primary area code for all landline and mobile phones registered in Delaware. There are no overlay codes currently in place for the state.

What are the dialing requirements for making calls with area code 385?

For local calls within area code 385, the required dialing pattern is 10D. For toll calls, you'll need to dial 1+10D , where "D" indicates the number of digits to dial. When calling foreign NPAs from area code 385, local calls require 10D, and toll calls use 1+10D.

Data Sources: NANPA Area Code, U.S. Area Code Map