for a small town this library does not disappoint. yes, their movie selection is over 20 years old,…read morethey may not have the newest book out and the elevator does smell like cigarettes and creaks loudly but it does have its charm. i mostly spent my time in the kids section looking at their impressive selection of bill nye the science guy dvd's and working on my computer while my babe enjoyed the discovery time and cool toddler friendly computer games. the librarians are very friendly and gave my daughter stickers when she got a bit bummed out. overall a great library, it does its job and its not confusing to search through.

This establishment is so neat to go to. I can get lost in a book and not be bothered by anyone at…read moreall. It's fantastic that it's still available for all the community.

This is my brother's library. It serves the Ogden Valley where he lives. The hours here put our…read morelibrary hours to shame. It's even open on Sundays. The building doesn't look particularly elegant from the outside, but inside it's spacious and the walls of windows bring in a lot of light and frame the surrounding mountains. There are computers lining the long front wall and there's always been at least one and usually more available when we've been there. The librarians are friendly and helpful and of course they know my brother, who's there a lot. There's a community meeting room and as you might expect, it serves as a gathering place for the valley's residents. Movies are shown and there are book groups and lectures. Art exhibits rotate through and paintings are hung on the walls of the entryway and beyond. There are attractive iron gates which presumably close off the library when it's closed but leave the community center available. I am unabashedly a library fan and this one is a gem valued and used by its community. I've sat at the computer when the weather outside is sunny or snowy and watched people drive up and come in, staying briefly or for a long time and then leaving.

Positives: Clean, nice layout. Knowledgeable staff. Good selection of materials. Adequate parking…read more Negatives: Several inconsiderate patrons taking phone calls and listening to media without headphones (and I'm not talking about school-aged patrons. Come afternoon, when in a group, the librarians can be boisterous. What happened to the era when librarians shushed everyone for being too loud?

We recently moved to the area and I took my kids to Storytime in the first week of October. The…read morewoman in charge of story time was quiet and low energy. She was holding a stack of books with no apparent relationship to each other. I kind of assumed there would be a sort of theme, like Autumn or Halloween. Nope. She proceeded to read "Blueberries for Sal" in the driest, most unenthusiastic voice imaginable. It was like the reading of a eulogy. Seriously. No wonder there were only two other stragglers there besides us. When she was finished she got out a pile of papers for a craft. I have no idea what this was supposed to be (see photo). But I DO know that it has been photocopied 750,000 times since it was first made and it was faint and pixelated like an Atari game. Really, how hard can it be to find a perky, animated, woman to read stories once a week? And throw a little craft in there? Besides being the Land of Children, Utah also holds the title Land of Perky, Energetic, Women Who Love Kids. You've got to get yourself together, Davis County Public Library.

For those who like the rare book, or a special hard to find piece this is one place to keep in…read moremind. The staff are friendly and helpful, shelves well organized and a great variety. Even with the pricey mall location, they have kept the prices very reasonable and offer a number of tremendous sale items, true good deals.

A smaller, yet modern, library that regularly advertises community events. It has computers, a…read morequiet study-room, and two large, private conference rooms. A nice part of the town.

I had the best experience here. Security was so nice! Once my things were scanned and I walked…read morethrough the metal detector, they told me where to go to find the social security office. I was greeted when I walked in to the security office and given a mask (they still wear masks in this office). They had me sign in at the kiosk and then wait for my number to be called. I think I sat there for less than 2 minutes when my number was called. They told me to go to a weird window, so security pointed me in the correct direction. They even walked back to make sure I made it. The person at the window was really nice. He helped me get my name changed and it took probably 3 minutes max. I was in and out of this place within 10 minutes. Going through security took the longest because there were two groups ahead of me. From the beginning to the end, every single person I encountered was sweet! Even the janitor smiled and said hello! I will 100% visit this location again.

I wanted to say how great the Ogden Social Security office staff is and how helpful they are. I'm…read morea social worker and I helped hundreds of people with Medicare and social security. Over the twenty-seven years I have been a social worker, the social security staff has always been very helpful. They take the time to answer questions and if they don't have the answer they will research it to find the answer. It's nice to have people who care, it makes my job much easier.

there is a big bad communication with some officers about what real id to get in to make delivery…read moreinside the hill Air Force base..

Wonderful base. Came here for the airshow that they have every two years. The base is huge and…read moreparking is easy. Some people can chose to go inside and park, but if you want to avoid traffic I would recommend parking at the high school and taking the shuttle bus in. A lot of people chose to park at Weber, I would avoid it cause the line to get on the bus I super long. Important note to do is to apply sun block. Lots and lots of sun block. There is no where to hide in the shade here cause a lot of people already took the good spots under the planes, the only shade available. I see a lot of people and at the end of the day they are so red and sun burned. I was even super sun burn cause I forgot to reapply sun block. Also remember to keep hydrated. They sell drinks and food every corner you turn. So keep energize/hydrated. The food isn't that bad. I bought a burger and it was actually juicy and not dry. I would recommend buying your food/drinks before you hit the crowds cause the lines are shorter. There are a lot of cool looking things everywhere during the airshow. You're able to go into the transporter airplanes. Sit in jeep trucks and see all the different airplanes and helicopters used. The air show itself is wonderful and can be seen anywhere on the base or even off the base. Totally worth going to.

This historic quaint downtown is surrounded by magnificent mountains. The city was built hundreds…read moreof years ago around the transcontinental railway. Originally there were saloons, brothels, & casinos. Today it was a nice stop to admire independent shops, restaurants & galleries housed in 1930's buildings. We saw painted horses on every corner, pretty baskets of flowers and a trolley that went down 25th.

This is our home. Our skyscrapers are Ben Lomond Peak, Mt. Ogden and…read more Strawberry Peak. You'll find good eats, a place to sleep and a huge playground. Whether you're enjoying the serenity of our mountains or the eclectic vibe of notoriously charming Historic 25th Street, we hope you feel welcome in our home. -Historic 25th street