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After several changes the county achieved its present size and shape in The economic base of the county has changed significantly over the years from its agricultural foundation to a much more diversified mix. Zion National Park established in as Mukuntuweap National Monument has always been one of the state's premier tourist attractions.

The trade and service industries have grown steadily to accommodate not only increasing numbers of tourists but also the development of the area as a major retirement center. Communities such as Bloomington, south of St.

George and numerous condominiums and trailer parks house thousands of winter residents. Two-year Dixie College with some 2, students is a major employer. Beehive History 14 : Utah Counties. The City Library offers eBooks, audiobooks, and streaming videos. Murray's OverDrive is for valid Murray Library card holders. The Murray Library offers eBooks, audiobooks, and eMagazines.

The Davis County Library offers eBooks, audiobooks, and streaming videos. The Cache County Library offers eBooks, audiobooks, and streaming videos. Beehive Consortium.

Kier Amphitheater, and a Black Box Theater with seating for people. The Pleasant Valley Branch contains the only consumer health center in the System, the Regence Consumer Health Information Center, which has a multi-media touch screen health information kiosk.

Community spaces and private rooms can be rented for business and private functions during and after Library business hours. The Branch has a professional kitchen attached to a community room for catering special events such as weddings and corporate parties. The Main Library renovation began with a Feasibility Study. Voters authorized issuing general obligation bonds to fund the massive upgrades required, including asbestos abatement and complete demolition of the entire building infrastructure.

Vacating the building and eventually closing it to the public was undertaken in stages. The first stage, the process of closing the third floor, began during October and took five months to complete. Books were moved from the third floor to the second floor and public computers were relocated in staff reference and work areas.

During this first phase, special collections and archive materials, located on both the first and third floors, were moved to the old Southwest Branch and the new Headquarters Library for safekeeping. Once the third floor was closed, the second stage was undertaken. It focused primarily on moving the Administration offices and Support Services areas, including the entire data center, to the new Headquarters Library. When the second stage was completed, the first floor was closed to the public.

As each floor closed, Thermal West Industrial began the demolition and asbestos abatement process. Once the abatement and demolition were completed in an area, the general contractor began preparations for putting the building back together.