I had the best experience here. Security was so nice! Once my things were scanned and I walked…read morethrough the metal detector, they told me where to go to find the social security office. I was greeted when I walked in to the security office and given a mask (they still wear masks in this office). They had me sign in at the kiosk and then wait for my number to be called. I think I sat there for less than 2 minutes when my number was called. They told me to go to a weird window, so security pointed me in the correct direction. They even walked back to make sure I made it. The person at the window was really nice. He helped me get my name changed and it took probably 3 minutes max. I was in and out of this place within 10 minutes. Going through security took the longest because there were two groups ahead of me. From the beginning to the end, every single person I encountered was sweet! Even the janitor smiled and said hello! I will 100% visit this location again.

I wanted to say how great the Ogden Social Security office staff is and how helpful they are. I'm…read morea social worker and I helped hundreds of people with Medicare and social security. Over the twenty-seven years I have been a social worker, the social security staff has always been very helpful. They take the time to answer questions and if they don't have the answer they will research it to find the answer. It's nice to have people who care, it makes my job much easier.

great example of art deco, centrally located, 3 taco carts to choose from outside, houses mayor's…read moreoffice, elevator access to upper floors

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!

I always hear horror stories about going to the DMV...especially in Ogden and Salt Lake City. I…read moreeven had a few of my own with the old location for Davis County. But I have really liked coming to this DMV since it was built. The old tiny one was horrible! This one is large, open, with 11 service windows to keep the line moving. There are also drive thru windows if you don't want to get out of your car. The last time I was here, I went through the drive thru and it was pretty slick. Today I chose to come inside and rub elbows with the common folk. Even though it was busy, the wait wasn't terribly long - maybe 20 minutes with 7 windows operating. Don't complain, people. Play a game on your phone, text your mom and say hi, and write a few Yelp reviews! The time will fly by. During the pandemic, masks are required to come inside. Chairs are spread out to accomplish social distancing. You can also make an appointment, which will reduce your wait time even more. You can schedule it online at www.dmv.utah.gov The employees here are friendly and very good at their jobs, even during this craziness with COVID. So glad I live in Davis County!

Another experience at the DMV. We purchased a small ATV the…read moresales price was $200. I want him to get a new title and register this because we plan on riding it. I was there for over an hour. One set of paperwork twice. Had had to fill out all kinds of paperwork because the title had a / between The two people who owned the ATVs names, Supposedly in DMV talk that means "and" I always thought it could mean "OR"..... I've had titles with both names on it with the wording AND, and the wording of Or. Nonetheless, I had to fill out a bunch of paperwork because I only had one person signed the title. Reminding you this was a $200 purchase. I had to call my wife and have her take a picture. I had to send an email with the photograph to the Farmington DMV. Honestly, folks they work for us. This government run around is BS!!!!

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