The facility is great, the personal training I receive there is affordable and very good. I work…read morewith Becky. There's pretty much everything you need and it's clean and there's decent parking in the back.

The DCC, as residents call it, is the community center where many activities are held, along with…read morethe rec center/gym that is available to the people who live in Daybreak. You'll immediately notice that it shares the property with a public elementary school. They use the gym during the day, but the weight room and track upstairs is available to the residents all day. Another thing you'll quickly notice is the lack of parking. They recently changed the entry procedures to allow visitors to enter the back door where the parking lot is. You used to have to walk around the building-which was rather painful in the winter since you have to walk through a muddy field. The facilities inside are adequate. You'll find the basic workout machines, weights, treadmills, etc. It can get busy during peak times or seasons, but people are usually pretty friendly and willing to take turns. There are also group fitness classes-they rotate schedules each quarter and offer the first week free so you can try them out. You can buy a pass or do a drop in class occasionally. Childcare is also available for an additional fee. Watch the LiveDaybreak website or social media to see what activities will be held here. While there are many activities throughout the year, only a handful are held at the community center. But when they are, you'll want to plan accordingly as the gym will likely be closed.

"Just us" court…read more Showed up to court with evidence in hand to be told i have no case without the evidence getting looked at. None of the clerks knows any of the processes. They are not anle to help anyone

If I had to go to court somewhere, I'd want it to be here! The building is super historic and was a…read moreschool for a very very long time. They were able to amount a decent amount of the original structure which makes it a beautiful building. The judge is very good too. He is very straight to the point so you don't have to be working on it for it to slowly go up only a LITTLE OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME.

Came to do our passports. We did a few walk-ins during the week(we had multiple passports to do new…read more& renewing). As long as you have all your documents the process is seamless and done quickly. Impressed with the service provided here. Definitely recommend coming here.

West Jordan City Hall has made operating a single rental property in the city very expensive. It…read morenow costs $600 per year for a single rental property. They require a general business license as well as a rental property license, the multitude of fees and complicated compliance process is designed to discourage mom and pop landlords from operating within the city limits.

Unfortunately you are not allowed to go inside for obvious safety concerns, but the building itself…read moreis so cool to see. Originally a paper mill owned by Deseret it had a fire in 1893 and was never fully repaired. Over the years it was partially restored as a rec center along with other things. After you snap a few photos take a drive up Big Cottonwood Canton which is nearby .

pretty scary but honestly amazing place to take pics, it lowkey looks haunted but nothing happened…read morewhile we were there

After a year of living in the area, we finally got our library cards and borrowed books from this…read morecute and small library. The staff is extremely friendly, patient and informative. The children's section of the library has a decent amount of books. The young adult/adult book section a very small but has a nice selection. I was very happy to see that this library has a community food pantry as well as soon as you walk in. This library looks very clean. Only complaint is that the kids' section smell some what of urine Other than that, we were very happy with our library visit and look forward to many more visits!

Cute little library for a small town. Coming from provo, it feels really small, but you get used to…read morethe cozy space. They do a good story time with occasional crafts. My favorite part is the cupboard of preschool learning activities they have in the kids' section. They do a good job with the resources they have. I'm grateful for this city library!

Great park with many things to do! It's better suitable for older kids since the playground is big,…read morethere's no baby swings, and the water area has big rocks to climb on, (the toddlers i nannied have fallen on these) but it's a great hidden gem! Has a trail to run around or walk your pets, stunning views of the mountains, clean bathrooms, and water play! The playground supports a tube slide and a regular slide, two regular swings, two special swings with over the top bars like the ones on roller fosters, plenty of benches and shade, and lots of trees! It's tucked behind Tuscany and The Cotton Bottom. Check this park out!

Whether you're talking about the Holliday-engraved pillar at the intersection of Holladay Boulevard…read moreand 6200 South, or the ritzy area of Holliday, Knudsen's Corner is an interesting local spot. What surprised me about the Knudsen's Corner pillar is there's no history or information about it. It's definitely prominent, the engravings are beautiful, and it's a beautiful mix of brick and granite. However, it sits alone in the center-island intersection as the heavy traffic whizzes by. Also at Knudsen's Corner is the least divey dive bar in the history of mankind, The Cotton Bottom Inn, and the upscale Italian restaurant, Tuscany. People also refer to the whole area as Knudsen Park. As far as I'm concerned, only the Avenues can compete with the mansions and near-mansions found here. Definitely a gawker's paradise. The good news for people in the area is the neighborhood is awaiting the new 8-acre, $2.7 million restoration of Knudsen Park, which hopefully will add some beauty and gravitas to the pillar...and the area.

Really beautiful and peaceful grounds. Lots of interesting graves of prophets famous to the LDS…read morechurch (formerly known as Mormon church). It's also home to the mysterious grave of Lilly Gray, who's headstone reads "Victim of the Beast 666"!! The area is elevated, up high on a hill overlooking the city. It's very lush, green and serene with lots of shady areas. The streets are marked as to allow for easy finding of grave sites if you know their general location. The internet said the office has maps, but we tried our hand at figuring it out ourselves lol! We were especially interested in finding Lilly Gray's grave. People leave trinkets and gifts on her grave and for a long time, no one knew what really happened! I won't spoil the mystery for you and tell you what happened to her. Go on an adventure and discover it! Her grave can be found in the in the most southeast section of the cemetery, directly across the small street dividing the city cemetery from Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery. If you find the intersection of 355 North and 1200 East, all you have to do is start at that intersection and count 14 rows down and it will be the 10th headstone over! It's also a very remote and serene part of the cemetery and had an amazing view of the city!

Our father is buried in an older part of the cemetery. The location is in an established part of…read moreSLC, about 7 minutes from Trolley square. The grounds are well kept but the roads are really rough. There are tons of pot holes and they are in dire need of repair. Depending on whom you speak with the staff are either super kind and understanding or flippant and annoyed. I arrived and was completely turned around with how to find my dad's plot. The young woman that I asked for help from was very short and irritated when I explained I was confused and needed a little help. Nothing is labeled and the main site map is not helpful at all! Be prepared to wander a bit unless you have some assistance or markers.

The people are nice and helpful, I really like the guy over in the green waste section. He will…read morehelp you and tell you stories about what he's seen in his time! Recommended!

This place is pretty trashy. Kind of a dump. Which matches the feel of my life right about now. 5…read morestars!!