The librarians were nice and helpful. The library was pleasant overall…read more The map took me to the parking lot in the front so it was a bit confusing to know where to enter (not from the Redwood Rd parking lot).

Staff was helpful and inviting. We LOVE the scavenger hunts. We will come back again!!…read moreClean..organized.

I love the library! They are very helpful and kind. Always clean. They have lots of resources for…read morethe community, including computers, printers, and different courses and activities. 10/10 recommend.

We love our local public libraries! The Herriman branch is a great spot with a lot of material. I…read morehaven't figured out their "speciality" yet, but it's easy enough to reserve materials and have them brought to this branch. Holds from other branches vary in the time they take to show up, but if it's available at the time you reserve it, it doesn't take but 48-72 hours to show up at Herriman's branch. Most of the libraries are phenomenal - super helpful, personable, and knowledgable. There are one or two I've encountered who are super quick to add fees to your library account (like when I pointed out a children's book had damage that we didn't do, she tried to charge me for the book) but they're the rare exception. We loved all the precautionary measures this branch did during COVID to make patrons feel safer. It was like Christmas when they opened up curbside pickup during COVID and like coming home when they opened their doors again. We love our public library!

West Jordan Library is an outstanding library for the kids ! It is great location with some amazing…read moreparks outside and a wide variety of kids books. My daughter begs to come everyday so we are frequents! I would expect my daughter to enjoy the park outside so much that she forgets about the library altogether but that's just how awesome it is! She cries to go inside and read all the books.

Large inventory of books, DVD's, CD's and computers to use. Easy self serve check out stations…read more Lots of different activities for the kids to participate in, along with some adult classes. Plenty of parking. Building is right next to West Jordan Park and West Jordan City Hall and Court.

Great library for young kids. Staff has always been helpful even when I held up closing one night!…read moreI appreciate all of the kids activities, play section and book selection. I have found the majority of books I was looking for here.

This library is small, but they had really stepped up their game recently. I love the new story…read moretimes for kids held multiple times a week. At least twice a month there is a teen activity, and also a family night activity like Legos or a movie. If I have a slower week and need something to fill some wiggly toddler time, there is a lot to choose from. If they don't have a book you're looking for, you can easily get it transferred from another location.

"The only thing that you absolutely need to know is the location of the library." -- Albert…read moreEinstein For my entire life, I've been obsessed with the library. There's so much wonder and awe packed into those places and regardless of which library I visit, I feel the same feeling. I stopped by this one for an event-a community book club. How appropriate right?! We had a private reserved room for our discussion and could see the bookshelves through the glass wall. It was perfect! This library, as I'm sure many do, had a section for children, teens and adults. That makes it nice for people to browse age-appropriate books and maybe make some friends while they are here.

Staff inside answering the phones were enthusiastic and cheerful. I liked their energy! I came on a…read morerainy day and some visitors were taking shelter in there. It was kind of weird to see a sharps containers in the bathroom, but I can understand why they would have that, given a need for it. It's kind of a small library, but I may not have found most areas of the building. The library was nice and clean and bright, despite the gloomy weather outside.

Employees are stuck up. I was unloading my baby from the car and my 7 year old had to use the…read morebathroom, so I told him he could go ahead in and use the bathroom and I'd catch up after I got the stroller unloaded. He came right back out and informed me that the librarian at the desk stopped him on his way in the door and told him he couldn't use the bathroom unless his parents were checking out books. This was a kid, not a homeless man! And I was on my way in just a couple minutes. I've also checked out a chapter book from a different branch that already had very minor water damage to the pages- not a big deal at all. But when I returned it to the Draper location I was sent an email informing me that because I'd returned it in damaged condition I had been charged the full price of the book. It wasn't even my water damage!

Incredible service from Allison helping me find arcane travel information for back alley London…read morehaunts in a hurry. Come here and ask for her help. Also check out the library art! LEED-certified building with great views and a fun mechanical beast that is the book return. If you play Pokémon Go, the grounds are a wonderland of gyms and Pokestops (Team instinct represent!).

I am a local piano teacher, and it so wonderful that the Sandy Public Library offers a free place…read morefor piano teachers and students to have a piano recital. The staff are so friendly and helpful to the community and I am so grateful that students have more opportunities to perform and share their talents at the public library. In particular, Andrea Wilkinson, who is the director for the children's programs, was so welcoming and friendly to us at our Christmas recital this week! We can see that she makes a difference in the educational programs for children here!

Best library around! Aside from excellent collections of books (the sci-fi, travel and youth…read morecollections are especially good), the Sandy Library is really like s a community center versus just a library these days. One can check out telescopes, use 3D printers, get personal meeting rooms and more. The library programa are constant and extremely well put together, catering to kids (reading clubs, parties) to teens (D&D, cosplay) to adults (book clubs, art exhibits). On top of all this, it's beautifully decorated! Only occasional problems are those stemming from people bringing their cell phone conversations into the library and talking out loud.

I use this library for many things. The expected would be for books and research, but…read moreadditionally, I use their creative space to do various other creative other things. Mostly I engrave, cut, and score on their laser machine, but they also have sewing machines, button makers, and other things. Recently I just used one of their large spaces for a small gathering. It was great!

Library is now open and has a new building and parking lot…read more They also have a drive through book return which makes it so nice that you don't have to get out of your car in inclement weather. Another cool feature outside is the skateboards and scooter parking with locks. Some of the new features include: kitchen for culinary arts/ children's play area/ teen room with a gaming area/ bicycle repair area with tools/ A podcast, music, and video recording studio/ Sewing machines/ sublimated printer/ Glowforge 3D wood cutter/ RV goggles/ Artificial intelligence robots Wow! When I was growing up all my local library had was books! My how things change. When you walk into the new and improved library you are welcomed by the library staff which then opens to a huge open space with big bright windows. Not the small cramped dark library of yesterday... Classes are also available and change monthly along with author book readings. Actually they is so much to enjoy I can't put it all in a review. Go check it out for yourself. It's open. One last thing, this branch (like West Jordan's) has the automatic check in so you don't have to wait for someone to check in your items, especially if they are due that day.

I haven't been to a library in years. And I mean YEARS. Back in my college days, libraries were…read morestrictly for checking out books, quiet study time, and accessing computers to do research for my assignments. Today, or perhaps it's just this particular library, there are so many kids running around, crying babies, and so much noise! It almost felt like I was at Walmart without the groceries! Depending on who you ask for help, but most just sit around and point you to places without giving proper direction or information. I don't know his name, but he was the only man working there and practically gave me a mini tour of the place! Not only can you borrow books, you can borrow DVDs, CDs, and play online games on the computer. Oh yea, the guy also showed me how to check out! Remember I told you it's been years? Well now you stack your books/DVDs/CDs and the scanner will read all the barcodes at once. Mind. Blown. Hahaha. When you do come in here to get a library card, make sure you bring a photo ID and proof of your current address to get registered. I got a temporary card so I can only borrow up to 3 items and return them within 21 days. You can print out a receipt for a reminder to return them.

ok its a library but there are some perks,besides getting DVD's and books that you can also get a…read moreUtah state park pass for a week with library card. Pick up on Wednesday and drop back on Tuesday. Saved $75.00 and we used it for 4 state parks. Like Goblin Valley, Green River State Park, Dead horse point and Jordanelle reservoir to name a few . One library perk I won't complain about. FYI one time use a year. Two thing about turning the pass back in; every day its late its $10 bucks and you have to turn it in person, no drop box.