Utah State Library

The Utah State Library provides funding for all kinds of libraries, premium internet databases (through Public Pioneer), reading materials for the blind and disabled, bookmobile service for rural Utah, training for librarians, and information about and support for Utah's library community. The Utah State Library is part of the Utah Department of Community and Culture

OverDrive: Digital Media Collections of Pioneer – Utah's Online Library

Digital Media Collections from Pioneer – Utah's Online Library

Summer Reading Program Report

Utah's Outstanding Library Award

Distance Learning for Libraries

eAudiobook Information for Librarians

Utah Governor Jon Huntsman has announced Working 4 Utah initiative, extending state government service hours from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Thursday beginning the first week of August. The Utah State Library is complying with the Governor’s request, new business hours are Monday through Thursday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

From l to r: USL staff members Doug Gould, Steve Matthews, Lisa Nelson, Colleen Eggett, State Librarian Donna Morris, Craig Neilson, Anne Radice, PhD, former State Librarian Amy Owen, Juan Lee

Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Director Anne-Imelda Radice, Ph.D. paid a visit to the Utah State Library to get a feel for the growing needs of Utah’s library community. Radice is a presidential appointee from Washington, DC.

During her consultation visit, Dr. Radice agreed to look into the limitations on spending Library Science and Technology (LSTA) funds for library continuing education and work on broadening the topics that may be taught, including trustee training.

Utah State Library