Logan City is working with the highly qualified architectural team from Design West, and they have recommended the V1/Grizzly station site. Their next public meeting will be held this Monday.

When: Monday, September 18th at 6 PM
Where: Logan City Hall - Municipal Council Chambers, 290 N 100 W, Logan

This is a critical meeting which will focus on "what is in your 21st Century library" and what those resources would mean for Logan. Public input is highly encouraged, so come prepared with hopes, ideas, and favorites to share with the design team.

If you can't attend and would like to leave comments, fill out our comment form.

To keep up to date with all the recommendations and reports, visit our web page.

September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month and the Logan Library is celebrating with the Hispanic Heritage Festival.

When: Saturday, September 16 from 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Where: On the plaza outside the library and inside the library too!

Latin American food vendors will be offering authentic food, as well as tacos, churros, limonada, and other great foods for sale.

Entertainment will include music and activities with free crafts and activities for the kids, free balloon animals, face painting, and much more.

Everyone is invited!

Logan City is working with a highly qualified architectural team to evaluate three possible sites for a new library. The team is ready to make its recommendation and to receive public input. The first public meeting was held on Thursday, August 17th.

The presentation by representatives of Hacker associates out of Portland focused on "What is a 21st Century library" and what would a 21st Century Library mean for Logan. Hacker has designed 30 city libraries in the US in recent years. If you missed that presentation, you can now view it here.

Also at the meeting, Design West Architects presented this analysis of the existing library facility and their recommendations.

If you would like to add your input, fill out our comments form.