Newly renovated and very functional. This is a great library with lots to do for kids. Wonderful…read morestudy spot and lots of computer access. It's on the smaller side compared to what I'm use to in California but I like that. Free wifi use if you have a laptop or you can use their computers for 30 minutes up to 2 sessions a day...not a lot but not an issue if you have a laptop or tablet. The printing is by donation which is handy if you forgot some change you can always donate more next time.

I laughed when I saw the library being renovated for a second time in only a few years. My bad,…read morethis was totally worth it. This branch is pretty lovely. There are study tables on a balcony overlooking many shelves. The kids section is large and also has lots of elements for quiet play and reading. Also, I am constantly blown away with all the other things they have besides books. Yes, movies and ebooks and comic books, but also state park passes energy testing meters and a studio to record in.

Went to the new Clifton Library and it is a total disaster. Horrible parking scheme and the…read morelandscaping must have been done a bunch of 5 year olds. The maintenance on it must cost us taxpayers a bunch of hard earned tax dollars. Trying to find an entrance took me a very long walk for an 85 year old. I loved the old branch. Easy to get to and very easy to use. Inside this new monstrosity of a very expensive truly awful building was also difficult too. The only thing the help could say was that they did not build it. Yeah, BUT our tax dollars sure did. I could go on for 100 pages but you get the idea. My wife and I will never be back. It is a long drive to down town branch but we might be forced to use it. SHAME on you library board or whoever approved this horrible building and parking.

My husband and I use both the Central Library and the Clifton Library. Everyone at both libraries…read moreare friendly and helpful. I love the talks the Central Library has monthly on local history as well as the local art they display on the walls. Everything is accessible-I order books for pickup all the time online. The Mesa County libraries is a great resource for our community.

Really such a find. I am so happy I found this place. Buy, sell, trade and a wide a varied…read moreselection. Will be back!

Wow! What a total gem. I was pleasantly surprised at the selection, the cozy vibes, and the…read morefriendliness of the staff. One of the best non-fiction selections I've ever seen. Highly recommend

Fruita is a great city so I'm not shocked that their community center is a great as well. Staff,…read moreespecially Kimber is super nice and professional. There is a work out area with weights and cardio machines and also a basketball court and a indoor and outdoor pools. A lot of ands but this place has alot of things to do. We pay 3 months at a time and I know they have discounts for Fruita residents and other things. A great place to get in shape and meet people.

A wonderful oasis in Fruita. Lots of activities from swimming to weights to basketball and an…read moreindoor track. $4 showers if all you want to do is cleanup after a day of enjoying Fruita adventures.

SUMMARY: - Overall great university…read more - Every university is not perfect - They take great measures to keep students safe from COVID-19 - Everyone has different experiences - There are some real gems for the professors. I.e. Professor Snyder (math). - The review regarding Tim isn't telling the full story. In short, Tim's class grades are 100% test based & allowing someone to take a test before or after the test date would give either them or their friends an unfair advantage if that info was leaked- even with a modified test. - Don't expect your credits to transfer to this college or most others even if they said it would before you transferred. - If you have issues in the housing dorms (i.e. Grand Mesa) don't bother reporting it to staff because someone can own several knives (including a switchblade), own a bow & 2 swords, use drugs & drink wine underage, be violent and aggressive, have a pet ferret in the dorms, & threaten to cause someone physical harm. - but hey, they're well liked so it's okay. They can get away with everything after literally 7 people report them between 2 separate incidents. Furthermore, staff TOLD THEM who reported them after assuring us we'd remain anonymous.

Don't bother coming her. As an ulumni of this school, they charge too much, don't have enough room…read moreon campus as well as parking lots. (They took in too many freshmen last year that they basically kicked sophomores and on up out of the dorms). Lots of homeless around the area that I was stalked by one one campus. And there are a lots of unprofessionalism when it comes to certain professors. I would suggest going to a cheaper university that's double the worth.

Best experience I have ever had at a DMV! Due to its small town surroundings, expect to be seen in…read moreless than 20 minutes. Literally zero wait. The workers are kind and do what they can to settle your business in your first appearance and rarely make you come back a second time.

The absolute fastest DMV I've ever er been to. I transferred my car from out of state. The VIN…read moreinspection and registration were all done in 20 minutes. Zero wait. My husband ran down after me, and he had the same quick experience. Be ware that when you do the online calculator or call, the estimate you are given is sky high, but once there, it's a lot lower. I was quoted online, and over the phone, and both quotes were over $1,000. My actual registration was $388 and $75 of that was a late fee. I came home a lot less stressed than I felt when I left to go there.