It's brand new & just opened earlier this year. Looks to hold not only the library, but the court…read moreand the city offices. There was an information center downstairs. I didn't explore it except for the library.

We appreciate our Pleasant Grove Fire Department!! They do a lot for our community!!! We love the…read morePancake Breakfast and being able to hang out with our Fire Fighters!! Thank you for your quick responses in emergencies!!

I had the absolute pleasure, privilege, and joy of watching my son get married in this beautiful…read morehistoric courthouse this past summer! It was a perfect, elegant venue and the staff involved made a typically stressful situation seamless and so easy. A courthouse has been at this location in one form or another since the first one was built in 1866, then a second larger one in 1872, leading to the most current neoclassical Greek style building you see today - built in the 1920s. It's massive and opulent - full of marble, statues, balconies, chandeliers, and art deco stained glass! It's well worth a stop if you're exploring the area - even if you aren't part of a wedding. About a month prior to this, my son and his then-fiancé decided to cancel all their original plans, do something much smaller, and they moved up the wedding date by several months - so we were all scrambling to pull this off inside of a month to say the least lol. I had to help the kiddos plan everything out last minute - which would've been chaos except I found this beautiful venue pretty easily by doing a google search of historic courthouses in the area. And it was even easier after that bc they have an online appointment booking system for marriage licenses and wedding ceremonies. In less than one week we had appointments booked and all the basic plans made! The kids were able to get the license easily and effortlessly - what a relief. The day of the ceremony we showed up and waited in line for less than 10 mins. Bc we originally were going to use their officiant, we had a scheduled appointment for their ceremony room etc. But bc my now-DIL was having her ordained uncle perform their vows, we didn't need the ceremony appointment after all and were free to perform the ceremony anywhere we wanted. We absolutely loved the interior of the main courthouse and asked if we could have it in there without an appointment etc. Since our party was pretty small (there were 14 of us), they happily gave us permission as long as we kept the noise level reasonable bc there are offices inside with employees etc. And there were no fees for holding it there so that was a nice bonus. Everyone we encountered inside the building was friendly and helpful and we had the place to ourselves the whole ceremony! It ended up being such an incredible ceremony and experience - better than we ever could've expected. The staff were also very obliging in regard to the photography - I made sure to bring my camera of course lol! Getting to photograph my son's wedding made it that much more special. It's the only time I've ever photographed humans haha!! And likely the only time I ever will lol! The grounds are beautifully manicured and make for some excellent photo ops as well - especially with all the mountains in the background. There's plenty of free parking surrounding the buildings and it's all flat and very walkable. Huge Ty to all the staff at the courthouse for helping to make our big day so special!

This is a beautiful courthouse in downtown Provo. Utah County clearly paid great attention to…read moredetail in restoring and upgrading the building. It has a historic, palatial feel as everything is glossy and new with an old-timey style. The outside of the building has a traditional neo-classical courthouse design complete with marble pillars and carved fresco at the top. The marble stairs leading up to the main entrance are also impressive and clearly made by hand. Inside, there are offices for community organizations, as well as the American Legion on the top floor and second floor, with a few courtrooms on the bottom floor. There is also a marble statue on the main floor. It appears that the courthouse also serves as a community space. We stopped by during the Freedom Festival on the 4th of July and they had an art exhibition on the main floor. Everything was super clean and it was clear that everyone respected the space. Overall this is a neat stop to make if you are in Provo on a trip or looking for a short and interesting activity. Five stars!

These heroes are just the best at what they do. This is professionals who do their job well, make a…read moredifference in people's lives and for the better part of the last 100 years have done it for free. Just because they want to. They have given and given. The ambulance recently moved from volunteer to part time employees about 3 years ago but the fire department has been - and still is - professionally staffed by volunteers for over a century now! Spanish Fork City has also not held back in getting the latest and greatest in equipment and supplies so they can preform their jobs better than an other agency around. They give to their community of their time and bravery. Many leave jobs and home responsibilities to help. This is the best of the best.

They are a good group of men and women. When my mom passed away unexpectedly, and the ambulance…read morewas sent by dispatch, they were very compassionate and respectful I am very impressed with them. They are professional and kind and truly care about the people of our town.

Jake M refused to help me after having the court order documents. He still refused to look at them…read more From a judge in springville. I usually have a good time at dlv and dmvs, never thought I would have a good ol classic ahh hole experience. Thanks Jake.

this is by far the best dmv I've ever gone to! They are always so kind and helpful and I'm always…read morein and out in 15 minutes!!!

What I like about Count Dracula and the Count of Monte Cristo (who invented the sandwich btw) is…read morethat they're both... well, very... County. But when Utah all the counts with the same brush then you assume they are all County. It could be worse. I could have forgotten the "o" in County. Although it's not very diverse, Utah is very beautiful and unspoiled, and it's a lovely and surreal area to visit, located herre up in the mountains, a gorgeous and populated gem after hundreds of miles of wilderness in any direction. It's sort of a miracle when you come across this Valley with a bunch of people living here, by Utah standards it may as well be Los Angeles. It's very beautiful and very much worth a visit. And unlike anywhere else in the country really, despite having some things in common with its neighbours such as Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming and Arizona.

I think we still have a ways to grow in separating church and state here and also being a little…read moremore open minded. However, I can't think of anywhere else I'd rather live. Utah county has it all; industry, technology, culture, family oriented, safe, tourism galore, beauty at every turn. Cities are mostly ran well, government is not as corrupt as elsewhere and politicians are often your neighbors. Where else can you drive for 1 hour and be in salt flats, desert, sand dunes, mountains and lakes, fishing, hunting, etc. Add in the year round warm weather and golfing down south, ice fishing and skiing up north with beautiful, full seasons... really, no where else has all that. Government is ran efficiently as any government can be. They have been effective at bringing in huge business and I think good at keeping a budget. A great place to live by any standard.

This is a great family outing!! Could spend so much time…read morelooking at the detail in this awesome wall of stained glass throughout history of all time!! Definitely call ahead to make sure they are open, but free and my kids loved playing who can find... and taking turns.

Library leadership is self-absorbed, complacent and only concerned about their own well-being. They…read moreare not interested in advancing the people they are responsible for leading. They are unaware of employee strengths and prefer staff "remain in their lane". They make little to no investment in getting to know employees. Leadership claims to have an open-door policy (come and talk) but what ensues is an excuse or dismissiveness with those who ask or bring forward potential problems. They provide little to no feedback and disregard problems, while micromanaging staff without understanding their needs for the job.

This library has it all. We have held several meetings in the rooms for rent and each event went…read moresmoothly. Great resources available with all the latest technology. Well run.

A very cool modern look with lots of different areas where teens kids and adults can all enjoy…read morethemselves. The teen section is especially cool with a gaming set up so you can play with your friends, but there are also study rooms so adults can find a quiet place and get some work done. There are lots of computers you can sign into to get work done lots and lots of books to check out and so much more. I would definitely recommend coming. Here is super cool and there's so much to do. It is a super fun place to just go and hang out with your friends or family.