Open up a world of free entertainment, education, and information. Free resources for parents, children, and teachers. Catalog Website Search WEBER READS Community Reading Program With book discussions, displays, and interactive programs, explore where we’ve been, how different people have experienced our nation’s story, and reflect on our shared history, culture, and experience as Americans. All Weber Reads Events Utah Humanities Book Festival Oct 5 - 10 Check out this week of exciting events filled with authors, poets, and a film screening. These events are made possible by Utah Humanities See events Learn more 2,731 Notary Services Provided Items borrowed and Used TO T A L Physical Items Digital Items 1,122,449 1,766,065 643,616 Our Stor y , in Numbers. Y ear to date numbers as of August 2026. Learn more Items borrowed and Used T O T A L Physical Items Digital Items 1,122,449 1,766,065 643,616 W i-Fi Connections Number of times the public connected to the library ’ s Wi-Fi. Manage your account, search the catalogue, renew or reserve books, and more with the W eber County Library app. 304,080 Our S t ory, in Numbers. Y ear to date numbers as of August 2026. See More Library Event Attendance Find your next adventure at the librar y . 179,316 people assisted with finding what they needed. 385,763 Readers, Research, and Public Assistance Computer Sessions 1 12,7 1 1 times public library computers were used. Makerspace Sessions people assisted with technolog y , including laptops, email, and other digital devices Learn more 64,386 1,502 community members who used library meeting rooms. 153,646 Learn more Tech Lab Unleash curiosity and creativity! Our Tech Labs invite children and teens to dive into hands-on technology, develop critical thinking skills, and dream big. Explore our upcoming events and discover the perfect opportunity to spark your journey of discovery and imagination today. View Event Series Search the Catalog See all available items in one place, read reviews and get suggestions, put items on hold or check out directly from your device. Learn more Library Events The library offers various events such as: story times, concerts, fitness and educational classes, and book discussions. Click the button below to view all of our events and come see us today. Learn more Stream & Download Electronic media is available all day, every day through the library’s website. All you need is a Weber County Library card and a device. Click the button below to get access to thousands of titles. Learn more Get a Library Card Get a library card and have access to thousands of titles available online or at one of our five locations. Click the button below to find out how you can get a card today. Learn more Just For You Weber County Library provides free resources for children and caregivers. Discover books or check our event page for activities like Discovery Time and STEAM Club. Children Weber County Library provides free resources for teens, including events, digital library, and study spaces. Curated reading lists by grade are available online. Teens Discover your next read and learn new skills at Weber County Library, which offers free events, classes, and resources for various interests and educational needs. Adults Support Your Library Your donations support the library programs, collections, and services you use and love. Give to the library today and get more for yourself and your community! Learn more

Library Director hiring opportunity in Northern Utah, for the Weber County Library System. An invitation for an inspiring, community-centered leader to shape the future of a highly regarded public library system. An invitation for an inspiring, community-centered leader to shape the future of a highly regarded public library system. Discover a sophisticated organization, backed by robust funding, with exceptional spaces and an adventurous vision for what a library can be. The Opportunity: Leading a Legacy of Innovation Library Director • Weber County Library System • Northern Utah A Platform for Belonging & Discovery Our organization is built on the belief that people flourish when they are free to learn, explore, and grow on their own terms. As a democratic institution, the Weber County Library remains a welcoming, neutral space that champions tolerance, honesty, respect, and a deep sense of personal worth for every resident. A Vibrant Place to Call Home Weber County sits along a spectacular stretch of the Rocky Mountains, bridging the energetic, cultural heart of downtown Ogden with the peaceful mountain communities of the Ogden Valley. Home to a thriving and growing population of 278,000 residents, the county offers an exceptional quality of life and a unique mix of community pillars. Culture & Urban Life Historic 25th Street anchors a dynamic arts scene with local galleries, independent restaurants, museums, live music, and active neighborhoods. Higher Education Weber State University infuses the community with a youthful, collaborative energy, serving more than 33,000 students. Innovation & Aerospace As a major regional economic anchor, Hill Air Force Base supports a workforce of over 26,000 and generates an annual impact exceeding $11 billion. Outdoor Recreation World-class mountain trails, Ogden Canyon, Pineview Reservoir, and premier ski resorts like Snowbasin are just minutes away, offering endless year-round adventure. The Invitation Many library systems talk about the future; Weber County has the resources, the community backing, and the institutional courage to build it. The Board of Trustees is seeking a thoughtful, creative, and highly capable Library Director to lead our award-winning system. As our Library Director, you will partner closely with a supportive Board of Trustees and county officials to guide our entire organization. We are looking for a director who balances a deep passion for librarianship with the mindset of an executive, someone who sees budgets, modern facilities, and evolving technologies as creative tools to empower our community. For a leader who believes that public libraries belong at the absolute intersection of learning, technology, culture, and civic connection, Weber County offers an incredibly rich and rewarding setting. Download a copy of the complete position description here. System Highlights Exceptional “Third Space” Facilities: Our five unique locations are designed for hands-on experimentation and community gathering. They feature incredible public amenities including black box theaters, modern makerspaces, budding tech labs, art galleries, cafes, and outdoor amphitheaters. A Talented, Passionate Workforce: You will lead a dedicated team of more than 170 professionals and support staff spanning public service, technical processing—including cataloging and acquisitions—IT, operations, marketing, and administration. Together, this collaborative workforce is excited to partner with you to continually rethink and elevate what public service can achieve. Rich Collections & Intellectual Freedom: We steward over 757,000 physical items alongside a rapidly growing digital catalog. Our collections directly reflect our core commitment to education, intellectual freedom, equity, and diverse perspectives. A Natural Culture of Innovation: From being early automation pioneers to deploying our custom BrAIny artificial intelligence services in 2026, our library is an evolving learning platform that shapes how our community works, creates, and communicates. Strong, Stable Fiscal Support: Backed securely by property taxes, our 2026 operating budget is $17.2 million, complemented by a Capital Improvement Fund of over $3 million . As our director, you will have the financial runway to maintain excellence and plan meaningfully for the future. Our Numbers as of August 31, 2026 153,646 Community Meeting Attendees 1,122,449 Item Checkouts 135,429 Active Cardholders 179,316 Library Event Attendees System Highlights Exceptional “Third Space” Facilities: Our five unique locations are designed for hands-on experimentation and community gathering. They feature incredible public amenities including black box theaters, modern makerspaces, budding tech labs, art galleries, cafes, and outdoor amphitheaters. A Talented, Passionate Workforce: You will lead a dedicated team of more than 170 professionals and support staff spanning public service, technical processing—including cataloging and acquisitions—IT, operations, marketing, and administration. Together, this collaborative workforce is excited to partner with you to continually rethink and elevate what public service can achieve. Rich Collections & Intellectual Freedom: We steward over 757,000 physical items alongside a rapidly growing digital catalog. Our collections directly reflect our core commitment to education, intellectual freedom, equity, and diverse perspectives. A Natural Culture of Innovation: From being early automation pioneers to deploying our custom BrAIny artificial intelligence services in 2026, our library is an evolving learning platform that shapes how our community works, creates, and communicates. Strong, Stable Fiscal Support: Backed securely by property taxes, our 2026 operating budget is $17.2 million, complemented by a Capital Improvement Fund of over $3,000,000 . As our director, you will have the financial runway to maintain excellence and plan meaningfully for the future. The Leader We Seek We are searching for an inspiring, collaborative leader who sees public libraries as the heart of a thriving community. Our next Director is someone who naturally bridges worlds, moving easily from an authentic conversation with a community resident on the library floor to a strategic budget meeting with county officials. You view our beautiful spaces, extensive collections, and passionate staff not as separate entities to manage, but as a unified launchpad for lifelong learning. You are genuinely curious about the future of information, embracing tools such as digital literacy and our new AI services because they serve a meaningful public purpose, not simply because they are novel. Guided by empathy and sound financial judgment, you will champion equity, protect patron privacy, and safeguard intellectual freedom with a steady, thoughtful, and unifying presence. The Background You Bring Education: A Master’s degree in Library and Information Science (MLIS) from an ALA-accredited program. Experience: A proven record of 8 years of progressive leadership in a library system of significant size and complexity, with a minimum of 10 years of professional library experience, including at least 8 years of administrative experience overseeing budgets, personnel, and preferably multi-site facilities. Preferred: A second Master’s degree in Public Administration (MPA) or an equivalent degree is highly valued, particularly with preparation in organizational leadership, finance, and operations. Equivalent executive leadership experience, including demonstrated experience working with elected officials and governing boards, may also be considered. Compensation & Benefits Salary Range: $128,460–$199,113 , reflecting your unique qualifications and experience. Benefits: A comprehensive, supportive package including excellent medical, dental, vision, Utah Retirement Systems pension benefits, 401k match, generous sick/vacation/holidays, life insurance, short-term disability, accident, critical illness, medical maternity, parental leave, wellness programs, and professional development. Ready to Begin? If you are ready to lead a system with the funding, freedom, and community support to truly innovate, we welcome your application. Please submit a current resume and a thoughtful cover letter showing your leadership philosophy and vision for public library service. Also include in your submittal three current professional references who can speak to your leadership experience and qualifications for this position. References should include current library supervisor, governing authority, elected official, board chair, or other individual to whom you currently directly report. References will be contacted only if you are being seriously considered for appointment. Apply Online: Visit the Weber County Human Resources Portal: www.webercountyutah.gov/HR/ First Application Review: October 26, 2026 (position open until filled). Our Timeline: We review applications on a rolling basis as they arrive, with initial interviews anticipated to take place before November 30, 2026. Contact: 801-399-8623 or email humanresources@webercountyutah.gov Weber County is an equal opportunity employer. Download a PDF of This Page

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Home > Events > Summer Reading > Teen Summer Reading > Summer Reading Teen Writing > Summer Reading Teen Writing Contest Summer Reading Children's Summer Reading Summer Reading Children Register Summer Reading Children Resources Teen Summer Reading Summer Reading Teen Register Summer Reading Teen Resources Summer Reading Teen Art Summer Reading Teen Art Winners Summer Reading Teen Writing Summer Reading Teen Writing Winners Adult Summer Reading Summer Reading Adult Resources Summer Reading Adult Activities How It Works Welcome to the Teen Summer Writing Contest! This is an amazing opportunity for young writers to showcase their talents in fiction, nonfiction, or poetry and let their creativity shine. Participants will have the opportunity to share their original works and compete with others for prizes. Contest Rules Participants must be between the ages of 12 and 18. Submissions must be original work by the participant. Teens may enter as many times as they would like but can only win twice over the summer. Entries must be typed, no longer than three pages, double spaced, and use font size 12. Entries will not be accepted after July 31, 2026. Entries are judged in two age groups: Ages 12 to 14 and ages 15 to 18. A winner from each age group will be chosen weekly from each of the three genres. Contest Categories Fiction Nonfiction Poetry Sorry, but this form is now closed. Teen Writing Contest Entry Form Provide your information and writing contest entry below First name* Last initial* Phone* Participant's age range* 12 – 14 15 – 18 Entry Title* Home Library Location* Main Library North Branch Ogden Valley Branch Pleasant Valley Branch Southwest Branch Type of Submission* Fiction Nonfiction Poetry Text of submission Visit https://www.weberpl.lib.ut.us/privacy-notice to view the Weber County Library’s Privacy Notice. Submit Submissions for the Teen Art Contest will open at the start of Summer Reading!

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Weber County Library offers free access to resources and services for children and their caregivers that promote the joy of reading, stimulate creativity, and encourage independent learning. Explore books and other learning materials for all ages and reading levels, and check out our event page for information about Discovery Time, STEAM Club, and other free children's events. Home > Children > Children Weber County Library offers free access to resources and services for children and their caregivers that promote the joy of reading, stimulate creativity, and encourage independent learning. Explore books and other learning materials for all ages and reading levels, and check out our event page for information about Discovery Time, STEAM Club, and other free children's events. Tech Lab Discover, Create, and Innovate! Children and teens have the opportunity to explore technology, think critically, and imagine what’s possible. View Event Series Recommended Reading Find suggested reading for all grade levels. Learn More Tumblebooks Tumblebooks is a database that allows your child to read or listen to picture books and classic eBooks from home. Read Online Children's Events Discover engaging activities for elementary school-aged children, such as STEAM Club, Youth Game Club, and other family-friendly events. View Events

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The Weber County Library provides assistance with insurance through Healthcare.gov, Medicaid, and CHIP by explaining the application process, helping with application completion, comparing health care plans, identifying cost-saving options, and offering translation services for health insurance support. Home > Use Your Library > Health Care Insurance Enrollment > Health Care Insurance Enrollment Find out what you need to know about enrolling in healthcare on Healthcare.gov, Medicaid, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). On this page: Important dates Weber County Library resources Answers to frequently asked questions Links to useful websites Important Dates Open enrollment has ended for the 2026 plan year. Applications for health care between January 16 and October 31, 2026, may still be submitted for qualifying circumstances such as a loss of health insurance, marriage, birth or adoption of a child, or other qualifying events. Open enrollment for the 2027 plan year runs November 1, 2026 through December 15, 2026 for health insurance to be effective January 1, 2027 . Enrollment for plans from December 16, 2026 through January 15, 2027 will result in health insurance being effective February 1, 2027 . Weber County Library Resources The Weber County Library can assist you with insurance through Healthcare.gov , Medicaid , and CHIP . We offer the following assistance: Explaining the application process Help with filling out the application Comparing health care plans Looking for cost-saving measures Translation services for assistance with health insurance You must make an appointment for assistance with your application. Please call one of our libraries to schedule an appointment: Main Library 2464 Jefferson Ave, Ogden UT 801-337-2632 North Branch 475 E 2600 N, Ogden UT 801-337-2650 Ogden Valley Branch 131 S 7400 E, Huntsville UT 801-337-2660 Pleasant Valley Branch 5568 Adams Ave, Washington Terrace UT 801-337-2691 Southwest Branch 2039 W 4000 S, Roy UT 801-337-2671 Please bring the following information to your appointment: An estimate of income for all members of your household. A list of preferred doctors or clinics you would like to stay with. A list of medications if you want to ensure they are covered. 1. What is open enrollment? Open enrollment is a specific period during which you can sign up for or make changes to your health insurance plan. It’s the only time of year you can enroll in a new plan or make changes to your existing coverage unless you qualify for a special enrollment period due to a life event like marriage, birth of a child, or loss of other coverage. Anwers to Frequently Asked Questions 2. When is the open enrollment period? The dates for open enrollment can vary depending on the type of insurance. For example, the open enrollment period for the Health Insurance Marketplace typically runs from November 1 to December 15 each year. Employer-sponsored plans and Medicare have their own specific enrollment periods. 3. What happens if I miss the open enrollment period? For the 2026 plan year, open enrollment ended January 15, 2026. From January 16 to October 31, you must qualify for a special enrollment period in order to change your plan. 4. How do I choose the right health plan during open enrollment? To choose the right health plan, consider factors such as: Your healthcare needs and those of your family The costs of premiums, deductibles, copayments, and out-of-pocket maximums The network of doctors and hospitals included in the plan The coverage for prescription drugs and other services you may need Additional Resources www.healthcare.gov This is the official site for the Health Insurance Marketplace. It provides detailed information on open enrollment periods, plan options, and how to apply. Open Enrollment: Opportunity for Consumers to Find More Affordable Health Coverage — and for Policymakers to Consider Additional Improvements (aarp.org) Their blog and policy sections often feature articles on open enrollment, especially for older adults looking for Medicare and other health insurance options. CMS.gov - Open Enrollment The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services website offers updates and information on open enrollment for both Medicare and Marketplace plans. Medicaid.Utah.Gov This is the official site for Medicaid. It provides detailed information on eligibility and the application process. Medicaid is a state/federal program that pays for medical services for low-income pregnant women, children, individuals who are elderly or have a disability. CHIP.Utah.Gov This is the official site for CHIP. The Children's Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, is a state health insurance plan for uninsured Utah kids and teens.

Join the Weber County Library in book discussions, film screenings, and interactive events that will explore new themes each year. Home > Weber Reads > WEBER READS Community Reading Program With book discussions, displays, and interactive programs, explore where we’ve been, how different people have experienced our nation’s story, and reflect on our shared history, culture, and experience as Americans. All Weber Reads Events Weber Reads is funded in part by a generous donation from the Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation Weber Reads What is Weber Reads? The Weber Reads program was developed in 2008 with the goal of providing opportunities for community-wide reading, reflecting, and engagement in meaningful dialogue. The annual Weber Reads program provides opportunities for community-wide reading, reflecting, and engagement. Each year, texts or themes are selected that help illuminate experiences and beliefs while transcending group values to unite us as human beings. The American Library Association has three times chosen Weber Reads to receive its Community Reading Program “Best of Show” award. Weber Reads is funded in part by a generous donation from the Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation. Weber Reads is now in its 19th year. Sponsored jointly by the Weber County Commission and the Weber County Library System, Weber Reads encourages discovery, reflection, and engagement in meaningful dialogue around a yearly topic as we read books; listen to presentations; watch films; and, most importantly, talk and learn from one another. 2026 Theme: Liberty & Literature “...America was built on courage, on imagination, and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand.” — Harry S. Truman Reading List Download the reading list Reading List (PDF) Teaching Resources List of online teaching resources Teaching Resources (PDF) About the 2026 Theme On July 4, 1776, the 2nd Continental Congress formally adopted the Declaration of Independence, thus severing ties with Great Britain and establishing a new nation, the United States of America. In the 250 years since then, our nation has endured intense disagreements and enjoyed profound moments of unity. This year, the library invites all to come together to reflect on the shared history that connects us. We will explore where we’ve been, how different people have experienced our nation’s story, and how those experiences continue to shape our community today. Through book discussions, displays, and interactive programs, the Weber Reads program will encourage respectful dialogue and reflection on our shared history, culture, and experience as Americans. All events are free and open to the public. Adult Books Weber Reads Adult Books View All Teen Books View All Children's Books View All Materiales en Español/Bilingue View All Nonprint Materials View All