JURY DUTY Show up early or on time, you will receive all the…read morenecessary info at juror orientation. Chris the jury coordinator is pleasant and well humored for such a dull task. Easy to understand orientation. Do not be late. PARKING AT THE COURTHOUSE: There is underground parking right beneath courthouse. The only way to enter the underground lot is by traveling east on 400 South before passing State Street. Enter the parking garage, grab your parking ticket and take it with you inside the courthouse. The jury coordinator will stamp your parking ticket and validate for the day. The courthouse garage is the best option over the other parking lots when traveling by car. WIFI I couldn't figure it out. It's also unsecured network so no point in doing tasks for work on laptop.

As far as courthouses go, this is the nicest one in the state of Utah. It is the main courthouse…read morefor the largest populous city in the state. The District Court handles probate, adoption, civil, domestic, criminal, and juvenile cases, as well as housing the Utah Supreme Court (Appeals Court). The majority of business that happens here is down on the first floor in the north wing of the building. This is where the clerks for domestic, civil and criminal do their work. It also holds the probate clerk. The line for the clerks is often long and you may have to wait upward of 40 minutes sometimes. This is not typical however and the clerks do the best they can. The clerks office is very short staffed, so don't blame them. they are doing the best they can, and most are extremely helpful and will point you in the right direction. This is NOT the place you go if you are paying a traffic violation. For that you need to go to the Salt Lake Justice Court. Coming here wastes your time and others time. Don't do it. There is also a cafe located in the back west wing on the first floor. I cannot attest to the food there as I have never eaten there, but I am told that the food isn't terrible. All in all this courthouse is nice, but hopefully you never need to come here.

This is an awesome place. We literally live across the street from this community center in which…read morepart of our HOA fees go towards the membership of the gym place to this place. I get surprised as I see so much people going to this place every morning for the gym, it will kind of get packed at times but it's still good. The people working here are really nice as well. The exercising equipment here is good as well! Speaking of which I need to cancel my gym membership from another gym place to substitute this place. There's also a swimming pool here! An outdoor one. In which of course it's closed during winter time. This community place is also connected to an elementary school too.

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.

What a beautiful drive thru the snowy canyon. There are picnic sites and campgrounds throughout…read more The road was closed 7 miles in, and we quickly stopped used the potty and took in the scenery while throwing a few snowballs. If you're passing thru and not stopping you don't need a pass but to stop and enjoy the area or hike, you need a pass. We just drive to the end and turned around and they let us in without paying. Watch out for the snow plows! They come at ya quick around corners and sometimes even on the wrong side of the road.

This was an amazing loop to drive up to at the beginning of October. The Fall colors is the Aspens…read morewere amazing! I didn't realize that this area is where the Sundance Film Festival was as well. This was a very very busy little road. It was a beautiful sunny weekend, so this was the right spot to be at at

Wow. What a treasure. The Kearns Mansion is where the Governor of Utah and his family reside. It is…read morea gorgeous home built in 1902 with free tours by Preservation Utah. Decorated for Christmas made the one hour tour even more special. The tour normally includes just the main floor with the parlor, study, dining room, kitchen and pantry. But right now they are also taking guests up the grand staircase to the ballroom. The original art is fabulous. The wood work, plaster work, murals, all gorgeous. The history shared about the Kearns family and past governors was interesting. And the Christmas decorations were the icing in the cake. Take advantage of this free tour which I believe is offered in the summer and part of November and December. Park in the free lot off of H Street and they will let you enter the East gate right on the hour.

This little "Old Town" wasn't much to see exactly but had some early 1900's era buildings. Some of…read morewhich house a few shops and restaurants. There was an old time jail that was pretty cool to check out. It's a quick 10 min tour.

Came here twice this week. First time I just randomly showed up around 3pm thinking this location…read morewould be like the smaller one I've been to in town, however it was not. There was a 1.5hr+ wait. I decided to set an online appointment for a couple days later at 9am, and that was a breeze. I got here at 8:45, they saw me at 8:50 and we were done in literally 2 mins. There is no reason not to set an appointment here. Don't waste your time coming as a walk in. Even at 9am there was a 45 min wait for walk ins

The agents were clear and patient with me. It was easy to make an appointment on line and avoid…read morewaiting at the office for too long.

This agency is responsible for the Law Enforcement duties within the Utah Department of…read moreCorrections. Their website has the "Most Wanted Fugitive" information on it.

A sweet little neighborhood library…read more It's compact, cute, quiet and well-kept. There is a gorgeous little courtyard out front with tons of shade and the library itself is set way back, making it feel like a secret clubhouse. There isn't a huge selection of books, but those they have on hand seem designed to catch the essence of their respective categories. There are thousands of DVDs, way more than I'd expect. Most of these are... Less than watchable B-movies.... but there's always the online reservation system between libraries. Currently 9th in line for Game of Thrones season 1! The have a couple hundred foreign films as well. There is a very small play area for kids and tons of kids books. There's also a teen room, study room and conference room. The men's bathroom is of the single serve variety and there's a changing station in there. Love this little library. I look forward to making it a regular stop on walks through the neighborhood, and taking in shows like magic, story-time and puppetry for Jr.