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Provides copies of, and allows changes to, death certificates in central Utah.

Provides initial substance abuse and addiction assessments to determine therapy and medication needs.

Full service adoption placing agency licensed in the State of Utah for domestic and international adoption processes for qualifying individuals. Second chance adoption service is also offered for children who do not adapt well to their surroundings during their first adoption.

Program providing UTA transit cards, Para-Transit bus vouchers, and door-to-door transportation service reimbursement for medical transport. Also may provide funding for overnight food and lodging, personal mileage reimbursement, and out of state travel.

Provides a forum to identify, discuss, study, and resolve area-wide planning and development concerns.

A six-week group session for parents and couples to assist them with parenting issues. Concurrent activities for children up to the age of 12 and a dinner for all participants prior to each group.

Street services include snow and ice removal, roadway maintenance and concrete replacement, roadway striping, repairing and replacement of street signs, signals, and parking meter repair.

Offers a variety of medical equipment and supplies for the home, such as oxygen, CPAP machines, hospital beds, wheelchairs, and rehabilitation supplies.

Offers learners permits, drivers licenses, ID cards, and reinstatements. All testing processes must be completed 1/2 hour prior to closing.

Transportation is available only for those participating in program sponsored activities: grocery shopping trips, support groups, and recreational opportunities.

Accepts donations of clothing. Profits from the thrift store go to fund seven philanthropic programs that serve children and adults in the community.

Provides blood/laboratory testing to Utah County residents. Tests offered include ABO/blood typing, CBC, CMP, Lipid panel, FSH/LH, fasting glucose, HbA1C, Titers for Hepatitis B antigen, HIV, Hemoglobin/hematocrit, iron blood, lead, Quantiferon TB Gold, Hcg blood and urine (pregnancy), PSA total, PSA free and total, FIT serocult stool test, Strep B rapid test, urinalysis, vision testing, Gonorrhea, and Syphillis.

Offer essential services to homeless, unaccompanied, runaway, and at-risk youth by providing food, warm meals, showers, hygiene products, and clothing. On-site services also include laundry facilities, counseling, and computer stations.

Offers cleanings, fillings, root canals, crowns, bridges, implants, extractions, and dentures.

Emergency physicians offer patients certified emergency care. The Level II Trauma Center is equipped to provide trauma services for people with severe injuries of any age.

Provides a general crisis line for those experiencing a crisis.

Provides law enforcement services and promotes public safety and security, crime reduction and prevention, citizen awareness, and community involvement.

Provides educational materials and virtual webinars and workshops to the public in areas of personal and family finance.

Provides limited utility assistance for individuals and families. Not for private businesses.

Weekly food drop-off of perishable and non-perishable food items for families in need.

Provides home visit volunteer opportunities to aging adults who would benefit from the support. Volunteers are matched based on need, schedule, and personality compatibility. Visits can include providing good company and conversation, doing a variety of hobbies such as reading to those who can no longer read or exercise, transportation to appointments,

Programs to provide enriching activities for youth with a mentor such as visiting a museum, working together on a school project, and other activities.

Looking for volunteer attorneys to meet with senior citizens one-on-one for 20 minute consultations, over a two hour period. The goal is not to provide in-depth legal advice, but to determine whether the individual has a legal problem and then to identify potential legal services to address the problem.

A nonprofit agency that holds statewide clinics to help people expunge their juvenile criminal records for crimes committed in Utah. It is a single resource to get fingerprints taken, motions filled out, fees waived, and all documents filed by a qualified defense attorney.

Improves and enriches the lives of Davis County residents through information, education, and recreation. In addition, provides a digital library, and printing and scanning services. Also, meeting rooms are available to schedule.