I frequent in to use the computers and printer. It's 5 cents a copy. Guest passes are available,…read morejust ask the front desk. The librarians are all very nice and courteous. I haven't yet gotten an actual pass to check out books, but it looks like they have quite a selection. There are conference rooms available for meetings. Library events are always posted on signs very obvious when you walk in so if there's an event you'd like to attend, you'll always have the details! The bathrooms are very spacious and clean. This library is the nicest one I've been to in Davis County, I can't wait to sign up for my library card. Just need to find the time to get in and get one!

Very nice, clean library. The new building is beautiful. They have a good selection of books and…read morewho doesn't love borrowing some movies or even CDs? They have a pretty good selection. Sometimes, if you can't find a movie on Netflix, it may be worth checking here!

The Syracuse branch of the library is awesome. Lori and Tonya are always extremely helpful and so…read morenice. It's smaller than a lot of the other branches but I like to think of it as cozy.

We went for storytime. The lady reading was really sweet. She had the perfect voice for it. They…read morehad craft time after stories. The kids made little Thanksgiving turkeys from paper plates and tissue paper. My daughter had a lot of fun! Helpful people. Clean, organized.

Trying to study for a big test in the quiet room, but they had some bollywood concert going with…read moreloud music and yelling and screaming. I could not concentrate on studying. I thought people had respect and and that the library should be quiet? Worst experience ever!

This is a great library with very friendly staff! I love the new look too! Very recommended!read more

This library is NOT bike friendly. No common sense going on here. On a rainy day I parked my loaded…read morebike under the eave so it wouldn't get wet. I was on a bike tour (this means I was traveling by bike since I know you locals don't know about bike tours). The bike was completely out of the way of everyone. Common sense told me not to park it at the rack where the rain would soak my clothing, sleeping bag, etc. 2 hrs and 45 min later one of the staff told me I had to move it because where it was (any place but at the rack) was prohibited. I was informed that my bike was "vandalizing" the BRICK WALL. No lie - she and then the manager actually said this with straight faces. I asked for the manager. She came and the dance had to be played again. When I asked her to show me the damage the best she could do was give me a blank stare. Yet another American moving along in life as a zombie, doing as she's told just so she can have an undeserved pension in 20 yrs. Since she couldn't concieve of following common sense instead of rules, I gathered my things and left. However, while I waited for the rain to subside before taking off on my steed, within 10 minutes of each other, 2 employees came outside to check on me. They pretended to be doing something else, but it was obvious why they'd come out. The 2nd one even lied to me about it. The pretentiousness of this library doesn't match the state of the city it lies in. You'd think these people would have better things to do than to focus all their energy on a bike minding its own business leaning against a BRICK WALL.

This establishment is so neat to go to. I can get lost in a book and not be bothered by anyone at…read moreall. It's fantastic that it's still available for all the community.

This is my brother's library. It serves the Ogden Valley where he lives. The hours here put our…read morelibrary hours to shame. It's even open on Sundays. The building doesn't look particularly elegant from the outside, but inside it's spacious and the walls of windows bring in a lot of light and frame the surrounding mountains. There are computers lining the long front wall and there's always been at least one and usually more available when we've been there. The librarians are friendly and helpful and of course they know my brother, who's there a lot. There's a community meeting room and as you might expect, it serves as a gathering place for the valley's residents. Movies are shown and there are book groups and lectures. Art exhibits rotate through and paintings are hung on the walls of the entryway and beyond. There are attractive iron gates which presumably close off the library when it's closed but leave the community center available. I am unabashedly a library fan and this one is a gem valued and used by its community. I've sat at the computer when the weather outside is sunny or snowy and watched people drive up and come in, staying briefly or for a long time and then leaving.

For those who like the rare book, or a special hard to find piece this is one place to keep in…read moremind. The staff are friendly and helpful, shelves well organized and a great variety. Even with the pricey mall location, they have kept the prices very reasonable and offer a number of tremendous sale items, true good deals.

This historic quaint downtown is surrounded by magnificent mountains. The city was built hundreds…read moreof years ago around the transcontinental railway. Originally there were saloons, brothels, & casinos. Today it was a nice stop to admire independent shops, restaurants & galleries housed in 1930's buildings. We saw painted horses on every corner, pretty baskets of flowers and a trolley that went down 25th.

This is our home. Our skyscrapers are Ben Lomond Peak, Mt. Ogden and…read more Strawberry Peak. You'll find good eats, a place to sleep and a huge playground. Whether you're enjoying the serenity of our mountains or the eclectic vibe of notoriously charming Historic 25th Street, we hope you feel welcome in our home. -Historic 25th street

I made a non emergency call to this police department this week after being concerned about a post…read moreon a friends Facebook. People were making comments in line with my thoughts, and I decided to call and ask if they could do a wellness check. I explained everything, and the dispatcher was extremely nice to me. (Not something I'm used to here locally, sadly). I left my name and number but asked to remain anonymous should the person they are checking on asked. I spent probably a good 5 or so minutes on the phone with dispatch. A bit later my phone rang, with an unknown number. I had a feeling it was related to this, so I answered. It was the officer calling me back to give me an update. Also something I am not used to here, locally. I am so appreciative for everything related to this. From the second I called to the time I hung up with the officer. Everything was ok - but had I ignored my feeling and something happened with my friend, I never would have forgiven myself for ignoring my gut feeling. Thank you to the dispatcher, and officer for everything. You are amazing. And thank you for everything you do, every day. You are all true heroes.

First to Review! In…read moreall seriousness, I have to thank the Layton City Police Department. My job as an investigator in the private sector means that sometimes I have to send the bad guy or girl to jail. People steal and if they didn't, I would probably be doing something else for a living. As a professional interrogator, I have learned that people steal out of need, greed, and opportunity. I get the "need" and even "opportunity" reasons. But when a suspect takes advantage and gets greedy, then I have no choice to get the local PD involved. My company has a good history with the Layton City Police Department. Anytime we have an issue and their assistance is needed, they're always quick to respond. Keep in mind, I work in Vegas too and sometimes PD response is over an hour. Layton is quick. I was recently at the Layton City Police Department to file charges against a couple of thieves. I came prepared with their confession statements, video evidence, and paper trail. The process is simple here. There's a phone at the station that I had to pick up and talk to dispatch. Dispatch took my info and sent an officer to meet me. I met with the officer and we discussed my case in the interview room. I could tell that the officer was very interested in my case. He took my evidence, wrote his statement, and gave me the case numbers. I was in and out in less than 30 minutes. It's a breath of fresh air when I deal with PD that's willing to take one of my cases. In SoCal or Las Vegas, a lot of cases get dropped because PD either takes too long to respond or have bigger fish to fry. I like the fact that Layton is a smaller city. For the Layton City PD, nothing seems too small or too big for them to handle. 2017 Yelp Review #107