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.

The Library is awesome and the people are exceptional. They always have time for you no matter…read morewhat.

Small library in Clifton. My wife and many other teachers check out books and videos on a regular…read morebasis. It does not have everything Junction's public library has, but it still offers most necessities.

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.

In Moab, you must come to this library. It has everything. If you are a visitor, they have…read moreinformation. They have Internet and wi-fi. They are comfy. Clean. Organized. There was serious grant money given to this place, because it is beautiful. There is a super meeting room, lots of computers, a teen area, a massive children's room (and it's away from the rest of the library so kids can be loud here and not bother anyone). This place has won many awards for its outstanding service and resources and very deserving. Came here to see an author speak about Everett Ruess and the library has partnered with the bookstore in Moab. What a great idea! This place is hopping and has it together. Worth your time to stop here.

I spent a week plus WFR (working from the road) in an effort to escape the relentless Front Range…read morestorms. I had a solar panel and 4G wifi hotspot with me, but some friends suggested that I check out the library. Wow, what an amazing library! The staff were super helpful and I could tell I wasn't the only visitor poaching the power and wifi. They have desktop computers that you can use if you don't have your own and low cost printing resources. The space is modern and spacious, and they stock Accidents in North American Mountaineering for when you need a work break. I left them a $25 donation, and I encourage you to leave at least a few dollars to keep this place open.

The friendly staff make this branch a real pleasure to visit. Limited size, but they will happily…read moreget items from the other branches and other library districts. Great story times, activities often, and more resources than most people realize. Check out books, movies, even a state parks pass!

The lady working the front desk in the library is very kind. She helped me get a temporary computer…read morepass and helped me print some info I needed to register my car!

Beautiful library. The Roosevelt window is a stellar piece of art as well as the murals that…read moredecorate the outside of the building.

From the owner: We welcome all to visit our beautiful facility in downtown Rifle, Colorado. We offer free Wi-Fi,…read morerestrooms, public computers with Internet access, activities for all ages, and more! We also offer printing, copying, faxing, and scanning, as well as meeting and study rooms.

The staff at the Montrose Regional Library are always incredibly kind, welcoming, and helpful. They…read morego out of their way to make every visit a great experience. I especially appreciate that they assist with passport applications--it makes the process so much easier and more convenient for the community. Truly a valuable resource!

In town visiting & this library is gorgeous !! My toddlers…read moreliterally cried when it was time to go . I appreciated that the children's section is it's own entire room . 5 stars from 2 happy toddlers & their stoked mama

The new Glenwood Springs branch library is a beautiful facility. Free wifi, meeting spaces and even…read morea large space for seminars classes can be reserved. Beautiful and calming spaces for the public to enjoy reading. Worth your time to get a library card and come check out this awesome new public building. Lots of great free classes for kids and adults as well!

This place is one of the highlights of Glenwood. Great staff, great service and amazing amenities.read more

We stopped by the library today. One person was in there for a short while, but after 20 minutes we…read morewere asked to leave in 10 minutes. I said there weren't others in the library. I didn't say this, but I thought this: no where did it say the maximum time in the library was 30 minutes. Politely, I asked if we should stay until others came in and the capacity was exceeded. The lady librarian asked in a challenging and condescending tone (and I think a look of disgust), "Why would you want to do that?" I responded that we wanted to read some more books. She said, "No, this is no longer a place to hang around." What? I've never been pushed out of a library when there were no other patrons. I didn't see anyone else rushing to get in. I'm very irritated, and I think particularly in difficult times, you should be appreciative of patrons.

This local library is not as big as the city libraries, but it serves its function. There are…read moreseveral tables upstairs to spread out and use their free Wi-Fi. Non-locals can still check out materials by obtaining a Guest Card. They have a very small selection of contemporary books and DVD's, but they do have a decent selection of magazines to entertain me e.g. Real Simple, Travel & Leisure, Powder, Self, Food & Wine, People, etc. You know, bathroom read stuff. (I mean, I personally don't take these library magazines into the bathroom).

Architecturally beautiful. If book, movie, etc is not there the very helpful staff will get it…read moredelivered from another regional library. Has many small, comfortable spaces to sit and read. Has many computers to use. Has good selection of current magazines and new books. Good Sopris view. Has wifi, daily newspapers. Good place to hang.

The space is lovely and the librarians always helpful. It's open every day of the week and provides…read morecommunity space for community events organized by individuals and groups. My toddler grandson loves playing in the young children's area and after school the elementary and middle school kids are often there to use the computers and work on projects.