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Mobile pantry providing dry, refrigerated and frozen food items based on availability to families and individuals in need.

Provides inpatient, outpatient, and emergency medical care.

Provides educational material to the public in all areas of home economics, horticulture, agriculture, 4-H youth programs, community development, and water quality.

Provides subsidized housing options for low-income families and the elderly. Will only accept applications when the Section 8 waiting list is open which is anticipated to happen in 2028 0r 2029. Public Housing (62 years and older) waiting list is always open. Provides a list of affordable or low-income rentals for Washington County in office.

Parks and Recreation Department serves the leisure and recreational needs of the community offering parks and trails, Aquatic Center, Logan Community Recreation Center, Willow Park Zoo (Zootah), recreational sports leagues for children and adults, fitness classes, nature education, and special events.

Reporting program required offenders to report to the center daily during daytime or evening hours, including a planned activity schedule, and participate in designated programs, services, and activities.

The District Court has original jurisdiction to try all civil cases, all criminal felonies, such as homicides, assaults, sex and drug offenses, forgery, arson, and robbery, some misdemeanors, adoptions, and probate.

Helps children aged 17 and under gain access to specialized medical care by providing commercial airline tickets. Two parents/guardians may accompany the child on the flights.

Offers ultrasounds to determine due date and check fetal heartbeat. Services available for those 7 - 13 weeks pregnant.

Death certificates are available from 1905 to the present.

An addiction recovery club that provides a healthy environment for those struggling with addiction issues. The membership provides access to food and drink, support group meetings, and social events.

Provides early childhood education and support for parents and their three- and four-year-old children.

Practical and emotional support to parents and caregivers of children with cancer through program case managers. Also operates a mentorship program that pairs young children in treatment with scholarship recipients.

Take Care Utah navigators/certified application counselors are available to help clients understand, apply for, and enroll in health coverage through the Marketplace, Medicaid, and CHIP.

Emergency messaging and mentorship for active military, veterans, and their families.

Provides the Social Security Retirement Benefit that partially replaces a person's monthly income when their work hours are reduced or they stop working completely.

Provides educational services for children grades preschool to grade 12.

Serves as a safe haven for birth parents to anonymously give up custody of their newborn child without facing any legal consequences. DCFS then places the child for immediate adoption.

Provides mental health evaluation and treatment including assessments and counseling and psychiatry services in an outpatient setting. Can also be done through Telehealth.

Accepts donations of laundry detergent, cleaning wipes, paper towels, toilet paper, shelf-stable foods, high protein snacks, and gift cards. Only accepts clothing listed on urgent needs list on website. Moving toward accepting only new donations.

Monthly mobile pantry providing dry, refrigerated and frozen food items based on availability to families and individuals in need, free of charge. Deliveries may be cancelled in cases of extreme weather.

Provides general medical services to the community.

Vocational-related counseling and guidance (special programs for the deaf and hard of hearing as well as the blind and visually impaired). Purchase of and/or arrangements for pre-vocational and personal adjustment training, remedial education, vocational training, artificial limbs and other prosthetic and orthotic devices (eyeglasses and hearing aids), medical, surgical, psychiatric, hospital, and related care, obtaining tools, licenses, and equipment for work on a job or in establishing a small business, maintenance, and transportation costs if needed during rehabilitation. Additional services include job placement, post placement follow-up, job development, and job-seeking skills training.

Provides services to children during the investigation of child abuse. Individuals do not self-refer; must contact DCFS or law enforcement first.

Provides free help to the community-at-large, refugees, and immigrants to better understand finances and financial transactions. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced material is available.