Weber County wire agreement enables access to Beehive Library Consortium ebooks

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During the June 12, 2025, meeting of the Davis County Library Board, a significant development emerged regarding access to digital resources. Board members discussed the implications of a recent agreement with Weber County, which has opened the door for Davis County to join the Beehive Library Consortium for ebooks.

This partnership is particularly noteworthy because it allows Davis County, which has a larger service population, to access a wider range of digital materials that were previously unavailable due to size restrictions. The board highlighted that this collaboration will enhance the library's collections and provide patrons with more diverse reading options.

The discussion underscored the importance of inter-library agreements in expanding access to resources for communities. As the library continues to adapt to the evolving needs of its users, this move is expected to significantly benefit local residents by broadening their access to ebooks and other digital content. The board is optimistic about the future of this partnership and its potential to enrich the library experience for all.

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