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Layton City Offices is not a polling location nor does it have a ballot box. The designated polling location for Layton City registered voters is the Davis Conference Center, 1651 N 700 W, Layton.

A permanent drop box is located outside the Conference Center and ballots can be returned at this location until 8:00 pm on Election Day. Other ballot drop boxes, located within Davis County, are available and can be found by visiting the County's website:

By Shelley Dawson Davies

Sewing layers of fabric and fleece together to make a quilt has been an artful way to keep loved ones warm for hundreds of years. Quilts made from one piece of fabric, called whole cloth quilts, gradually gave way to pieced and patchwork quilts in the mid-1800s as materials became less expensive and more readily available. Many women rose

Oak Hills Dr./E Gentile St. will be closed on Tuesday, May 24, 2022 from 7 am to 7 pm. Motorists should plan to use the alternative routes on Gordon Ave and 200 North. Oak Hills Dr./E Gentile St. will be restricted to one-way traffic on May 23rd and May 25th-27th, 2022. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

by Shelley Dawson Davies

Business along Layton’s Main Street was growing when Ernest Layton opened his hardware store in 1909, just south of where Main crossed Gentile Street. He located his two-story brick building to take advantage of the increasing activity generated by the Bamberger rail station, the Layton Roller Mill, the canning factory nearby on Cross Street, and increasing east-west traffic along Gentile. The Fa

Layton City has partnered with the Salt Lake Bees to offer discounted game tickets for the 2023 season! To purchase discounted Salt Lake Bees tickets use the following link, beesgroups.com/laytoncity. Receive up to $5 off per ticket using the link. Contact the Parks and Recreation office at 801-336-3900 with any questions. 

Wednesday, March 30 2022
6-7PM

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Davis County Administration Building
Commission Chamber - 3rd Floor
61 S Main St, Farmington, UT

by Shelley Dawson Davies

If you have one or more celluloid pinback photo buttons like these, consider yourself lucky, especially if the photo includes a family member. These increasingly hard-to-find pins were a trendy way to display favorite images as photography became more popular and easily accessible to the masses in the early 1900s.

Celluloid pinbacks were originally produced to advertise political candidates and com

The Layton Active Transportation Plan is underway! The City has begun the process of developing a master plan to make walking and bicycling in our community safer and more convenient for people. When implemented, the recommendations from this plan will provide more transportation and recreation choices for people visiting, working, and living in Layton. The project is in the early stages of analyzing existing conditions, developing goals for the plan, and identifying improvement opport