What's Happening

Big news: The Salt Lake County Library is opening a new branch in Downtown Daybreak. This neighborhood library will anchor everyday life—first by bringing books and digital resources closer to home, next by adding study rooms and meeting spaces, and finally by creating a hub for story time, classes, and community events.Jump to:

Highlights at a glance

  • Central setting: The branch sits in the heart of Downtown Daybreak, steps from Oquirrh Lake.
  • Easy arrivals: Walk or bike along neighborhood paths; alternatively, hop off the UTA TRAX Red Line and stroll over.
  • Flexible rooms: Reserve spaces for study sessions, tutoring, or neighborhood meetings.
  • All‑ages programming: Enjoy story time, teen hangouts, and adult workshops—in one place.

Location & access

First, getting here feels simple. Wide sidewalks, bikeable streets, and nearby parking make arrivals smooth. Moreover, the location sits beside Shop & Dine options, so you can pair a library visit with coffee, lunch, or treats.

What the branch will offer

Programs for all ages

To start, families can drop into story time. Meanwhile, teens gain a space to collaborate, and adults find classes that upskill careers or spark new hobbies.

Study & meeting rooms

Next, reserve quiet rooms for tutoring, book clubs, and community conversations.

Technology & digital access

Finally, count on robust Wi‑Fi, public computers, and a deep digital collection to support research and small‑business needs.

Timeline & milestones

Here’s the path ahead: the project moves from final design and permitting into construction and, ultimately, opening day. Because schedules can shift, please check official updates as milestones progress.

Stay informed: Watch the Daybreak Events calendar and the County Library site for announcements.

How to get involved

  • Share feedback: Attend public meetings and comment on design updates as announced.
  • Volunteer locally: Partner with LiveDAYBREAK at community events.
  • Support literacy: Join Friends‑of‑the‑Library efforts when opportunities arise.

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