r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Prestigious_Cycle160 • 22h ago
If this is against rules I apologize. Can anybody provide pertinent information about the judges on the Davis county ballot before I check any boxes for them?
Thank you in advance
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Prestigious_Cycle160 • 22h ago
Thank you in advance
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Icy-Feeling-528 • 3d ago
Davis County, it’s clear Blake Moore is going to give more of the same of where we’re headed as a country and as a state. Are you fine with that? You want more corruption? Broken national security? More inflation and national debt? More policy leading to environmental destruction? It is doubtful the district is flippable, but it’s time to take a stand. Pay attention. Spread the word. Get registered, and get out to vote in person if necessary.
Edit: Sorry, not the paint brand.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/WhiteSoxChartGuy • 6d ago
I’ve stayed at La Quintas before and I know not to expect much. But I’ve generally been happy enough when I’ve stayed there. This is easily the most nasty looking hotel I’ve ever stayed in. They put me on a floor undergoing active renovations, the elevator buttons don’t work properly, the laminate flooring is peeling up in my room, the toilet constantly struggles and the pool area is also closed.
Again, I get this is a budget hotel and I’m not expecting 5-star service, but as someone who regularly stays at budget hotels this is awful.
Oh and one more thing! As I was packing up and about to post this, I found a moldy sippy cup under the bed
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/TipAny3132 • 7d ago
Are there any jobs available for someone with a bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies that pays $20-25 an hour? I've been looking for a job in the area for 6 months. I've applied for 15+ different jobs at the school district, Costco, behavioral health places, and office jobs and I'm just not having any luck. I've had 6 interviews as well and each person has told me I interview well but they just go with a different applicant. I'm very frustrated because I have a lot of experience and I spend so much time applying for jobs, perfecting my resume and cover letter, looking polished and put together for interviews as well as practicing what I would say in the interviews. I feel like I do decently well in my interviews.
It feels as though there are way too many people needing jobs compared to the jobs that are available. I had an interview for a para position at an elementary school and they told me they had 15 interviews and went with a different applicant. It's so frustrating getting turned down multiple times after multiple interviews! Money is tight and I'm very qualified for a lot of different positions due to my previous job experience, life experience, and the fact that I have a bachelor’s degree now. I've been a Direct Support Professional, a job coach, a marketing assistant, a nanny, a waitress, and I've even spent time abroad teaching English. I'm very knowledgeable of disabilities, family issues, building rapport, communication, confidentiality, abuse and neglect, organization skills and so much more. I've worked really hard to get where I'm at and I would love a job that could fit my experience.
Any ideas or leads would be very much appreciated! Thank you!
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/ItsAMeMario120 • 11d ago
This is awesome, these two projects would add 800 homes to our county. It's in an awesome spot too.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/aeagle624 • 18d ago
Having trouble with UTA on Demand. I used it nearly everyday through last August to May for ride shares to get home from work with no issues but I think they changed it over the summer. I can’t seem to get the ride share option anymore it just automatically redirects me to the nearest bus. Is anyone else finding the app difficult/different?
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Intelligent_Mudd • 18d ago
My wife and I ride recumbent trikes And I need someone to do some brake work and tuneups. I am disabled and we used to have someone who came to the house to work on them (Swiftfix), but he no longer does trikes. So I am looking for somebody close to the area. Thanks in advance for your help.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Discover_Davis • 19d ago
Hello! Discover Davis here, back with your monthly event lineup! Spooky season is officially in full swing, and we're "creeping it real" with tons of fun events all across the county this October.
Scroll down to your city to see what witchy or cozy events are happening right in your neighborhood! Or dive deeper into the full lineup here.
Drop any questions in the comments below, and let us know if you have any other local community events coming up this month!
Bountiful
Centerville
Clearfield
Clinton
Farmington
Kaysville
Layton
North Salt Lake
Syracuse
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/flint1111 • 19d ago
That tornado/hail storm hit Layton and Farmington hard. As a roofing sales guy, they're making me work overtime, but I hate trying to sell stuff to people. We do free inspections, and if there's damage, we submit an insurance claim. The goal is to get as many people free roofs as possible. Just send me a DM and I'll get you set up with a no-pressure inspection
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/The_Accountemist • 23d ago
Looking for someone to build a covered Deck in the Kaysville area, any good builders? Any to avoid?
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Equivalent-Visual225 • 25d ago

I saw somebody was throwing away a working piano and I figured somebody here could find it a better home than the landfill. Park Lane Village, dumpster west of the basketball court: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5RmgKqo1MrLESLXGA
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/sls_atv • 26d ago
I'm looking for some touchless car wash options in Davis County. SEO recommends any/all car-washes, so hoping r/DavisCountyUtah can help me find the actual options.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/cinemabears • 28d ago
So many childhood memories at this place and I’d love to have it hanging on my wall.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/john_with_a_camera • Sep 17 '26
A friend who is a fully disabled Iraqi war vet had a bad day and is in need of a Davis County based attorney to represent him at his hearing. Any recommendations would be appreciated (esp if they discount for vets).
He tells me the VA only helps with Salt Lake County cases - but he does occasionally make assumptions.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Particular-Radio2036 • Sep 16 '26
Hey group! I’ve posted here a few times about a position we usually have open: Auto Auction Drivers in Woods Cross, Utah. Right now, we have 20 spots available to start between this week and next week!
As long as you meet the requirements and complete your documentation, your job is 100% guaranteed. Why? Because our team keeps growing and we’re constantly opening new positions. You can apply directly here: http://slcdrivers.staffnowjobs.com/
Quick Details:
The process to start working is simple:
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM!
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/seaturtleeclipse • Sep 12 '26
Where is the best place to get a prescription for glp-1 in Davis county? Where is the best place to get it filled? Preferably southern Davis county.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/hairextensionut • Sep 07 '26
Extensions should feel like your hair—not heavy, obvious, uncomfortable or poorly blended.
At Bombshell Studio, we customize the method, color, placement and density specifically for your hair.
New extension consultations are now available in Farmington.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Majestic_Ocelot_514 • Sep 04 '26
Hello Davis county!! I’m doing a project for my master’s degree that is collecting a bunch of resources in Davis. I wanted to put out here and see if anyone knew anything!!
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/LongjumpingSouth8913 • Sep 04 '26
Does anyone have good recommendations for good cities/areas for a young professional/grad student to live in Davis County? I did my undergrad in Utah County and went out of state for grad school. I’m working in Weber and Morgan County but don’t particularly want to live in either. I’m looking for a fun, social area with young professionals and/or grad students since I’m 26. The closer to the I-15 and/or the frontrunner the better just with the commute. I also have student loans to pay off so I’m also not looking to break the bank haha.
Any and all insights are much appreciated! I’ve looked at fb marketplace a bit but it’s hard to get a good sense of what the vibe of the area is like on that
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/500owls • Sep 02 '26
I posted about this issue a few months ago and was met with crickets and dismissive comments. Have y'all noticed Flock cameras in your neighborhood? Are you doing, or are you willing to do something about them? Does anyone recognize the obvious threat they pose? Does anyone actually buy the lie that they've "solved a million crimes"?
Just trying to get a pulse of this crowd and see how everyone's feelings have evolved. November is coming.
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/FouthSandersonSister • Aug 31 '26
Hey everyone! I posted here a couple of months ago about seeking volunteer mentors for USU’s 4-H Mentoring program in Weber and Davis Counties, and I wanted to give a quick update.
Since then, we’ve had some really successful events where we’ve been able to meet and recruit more kids into the program. It’s been awesome to see the interest from families.
The downside is that we now have quite a few kids ready for a mentor, and we need a few more people willing to step up and be that person for them.
Mentoring is pretty simple. You’re matched with one kid and spend about an hour a week together. Maybe you grab some food, go for a hike, play basketball or video games, work on homework, or just hang out and talk.
You don’t need any special experience, and you definitely don’t need to have life figured out. These kids mostly need someone who will show up, listen to them, and take an interest in their lives.
That’s really what has stuck with me while doing this. An hour might not feel like much to us, but having an adult who chooses to spend that hour with you every week can mean a lot to a kid.
So if you’ve thought about mentoring before or want to volunteer in new ways for your community, we could really use you right now. And if it’s not something you can do personally, sharing this with someone you think would make a good mentor would help too.
I am happy to answer any questions about what it’s like, the time commitment, the screening process, or anything else. Feel free to comment or message me!
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Icy-Feeling-528 • Aug 29 '26
I happened to be in the West Layton area this morning and I’ve been hearing some rumblings that sound like thunder at first, but are much shorter. Anyone else?
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/Particular-Radio2036 • Aug 28 '26
Hey everyone! 👋 If anyone is looking for some extra cash or flexible hours, there are open spots for auto auction drivers in Woods Cross ($16/hr, no CDL needed, just a valid driver's license).
🚘 Pay: $16/hr (weekly pay every Friday)
🕒 Schedule: Main sale day is Wednesday, but extra shifts are available starting this Monday 08/31.
Super easy gig—just moving vehicles around the lot. You can apply directly here if you're interested or know someone who might be:
r/DavisCountyUtah • u/laakeee • Aug 27 '26
not sure if this is allowed, but if you know of anyone that has a basement apartment, my husband and i are starting a family and looking for something more long term than our current living situation. need 2 bedroom and need a washer and dryer or hook ups available. our goal budget is around $1500 after utilities and everything. we are non-smoking, no pets, quiet, pay rent early. looking for southern davis county (kaysville would be the farthest north) or if you know any one in salt lake county!