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This page contains the library's security camera policy.

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A. Responsibility for Selection The responsibility for selection of library materials rests with the Library Director or their designated representatives, who operate within the framework of the policies determined by the

Code Club gives youth the opportunity to learn computer programming by completing fun projects such as programming games. Youth will learn to code in Scratch each Thursday afternoon. All youth are invited to join the club. The requirements for Code C

In Library Use Only These amazing resources can only be used inside the Library. You may use a Library computer or your own device. As long as you are at the Library it will work. Please contact the main Library at (435)789-0091 or librarian Stacia W

Ink & Insights Journaling Class Embark on a transformative adventure of self-exploration through the art of journaling! Ink & Insights is a dynamic and interactive class designed to guide you through the enriching process of self-discovery, personal

Summer has arrived! Start your adventure here! It's that time of year again when we launch our Summer Reading Program here at Uintah County Library. We're packing this summer full of adventures for everybody, with a new experience every week! Paleont

Public Computers and Internet Access Please see our Internet and Online Access Policy for further details about rules for use. Public Computers Each public computer has Internet and printing capabilities. Uintah County Library cardholders receive unl

Teen Volunteer Program Introduction Volunteers are essential to Uintah County Library. Part of your responsibility as a volunteer is to comply with Library volunteer expectations and rules. The Library’s Teen Volunteer Program is founded on the ideal

Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) provides works to ensure that every child in Utah can grow up in a safe home supported by caring adults.