This a place I could see myself studying at. It's clean, spacious, and a cozy environment if you…read moresit down at one of the tables.

This location is much better than the location it replaced years ago. The old location was very…read moresmall. There is a good selection of books, including a sizeable children's section. There are computers that can be used for free and free wifi. There's also a couple of conference rooms that I assume can be rented out for business meetings. One of these rooms is where the locals also go to vote. There are audio books, audio cd's, DVD's, and Blu-ray ' s that can be rented also. Unfortunately, many of the movie titles are damaged and do not play correctly and no matter how many times I've told them something is damaged they just put it right back on the shelf. I really wish they would take more ownership of the movie section. If they had a book returned that was defaced with pages torn out I'd like to think they wouldn't put it back on the shelf. Maybe they would I don't know. When you have movie discs that are visibly cracked and obviously won't play why do you keep putting them back on the shelf for rent? If you care that little for your work you need to find something else to do. This location isn't the safest. There is now an armed guard presence.

What a beautiful addition to the community! The library is modern, spotless, and you can really…read moretell a lot of thought went into every detail. Everyone on staff was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful. I was able to get my library card set up and they gave me instructions on connecting it to the Libby app so I can borrow e-books and audiobooks, which was super easy thanks to their guidance. The library also offers so many events, movie nights, and opportunities to get involved in the community. Check their website for their events for the month ! Overall, it's such a wonderful local library, and I'm excited to keep coming back!

Updated, fun space with a space for everyone. The teen and kids rooms are so inviting. You can…read morecheck out books, movies, board games, and video games. The Saturday staff was very helpful and friendly. With your card and the Libby app, you can read books online or have them read to you.

the library uses any excuse it can to be closed. The library was closed 10 days out of 14 days for…read morethe Christmas and New year holidays thats ridiculous

The building is perfectly nice, but with covid it's actually fairly restricted. The only seats in…read morethe whole library are at computers, no desks or tables have seats and the single person couches are turned to the wall with a sign that bluntly says 'No.'

Chief David Searcy runs a tight ship and it is very rare to leave home without passing by a…read moreGreenwood PD patrol car. They are everywhere, but are good folks, for the most part--especially the ones who have been on board for a while. The officers get involved in the community and are well-respected by the locals. The new K-9 unit should be very helpful.

Casinos, horse racing, hotels, festivals, attractions,…read morerestaurants, events, local favorites ... Welcome to Shreveport-Bossier: Louisiana's Other Side. I was transplanted here some 27 years ago and never left. I seriously enjoy what these towns have to offer. The city of sits along the raging Red River and is the place to come if you are looking for a wild ride and a huge range of things to do. If you like the great outdoors, then there is certainly plenty to experience here, such as parks, & the largest rose garden in the United States. (Found at the Greenwood exit) Festivals!! Too many to list. You're not gonna get bored here! I love this place. Casinos, horse racing, hotels, festivals, attractions, restaurants, events, local favorites ... Welcome to Shreveport-Bossier: Louisiana's Other Side. I was transplanted here some 27 years ago and never left. I seriously enjoy what these towns have to offer. The city of sits along the raging Red River and is the place to come if you are looking for a wild ride and a huge range of things to do. If you like the great outdoors, then there is certainly plenty to experience here, such as parks, & the largest rose garden in the United States. (Found at the Greenwood exit) Festivals!! Too many to list. You're not gonna get bored here! I love this place.

Review #900. Well, this is medium sized town Louisiana, conservative leaning, casinos, every other…read morebillboard for casino or lawyers. I come to the area when work needs me to. There is a lot to do other than casinos. The aquarium is so amazing. Reasonably priced and quite informative. Food options galore. There are several museums in the area that I look forward to seeing. Some very good restaurants. I am usually in the area for only a few weeks at a time each year. It is kind of a slow paced life here, but for the most part, all is good. This is one of those towns that I really hate that I like it because it just seems backwards in some ways.

The wait was less than an hour to get my license renewed. The lady who helped me at the counter…read morecouldn't have been nicer. The facility itself was clean and not congested.

Quick fast and everything I needed. They are busy but efficient and very helpful. I've been her a…read morefew times now and it's been great. Brittany is super helpful and takes care of everything. I've seen her both times and she takes care of everything!

This is the main branch of the Shreveport City Library system. It's housed in the old federal…read morebuilding which used to be the Post Office and Court House. It's a very stately building and is located in the middle of the downtown area. The staff was friendly and helpful. As a visitor to the area, I didn't know what type of system they had to be able to use the Internet. But they had a guest pass system that allowed me to gain access to the Internet. I was a bit bummed that the children's department was as small as it was. I was surprised that it wasn't larger. Being that this was the main library for the Shreveport system, I was surprised that the collection wasn't as up to date as you would think a main library would be. For instance, I found old tax guides on the shelf from the early 1990s. Tax laws change yearly so keeping anything more than several years old is just obsolete after a while. I was also surprised that I was unable to locate any library catalog computers. Since I was there with my dad, we decided to make the trip worthwhile beyond just checking email. We decided to see if they had any books on Clementine Hunter, the primitive artists that we learned about at the Melrose Plantation. I looked for any computers that said library catalog, but couldn't find any. So I just decided to use the Internet computers to do my search. Thankfully, I know my way around a library catalog and quickly located some biographies on Clementine. A good thing to note about this library is that they are a government depository, meaning they have a government documents collection. So, if you're researching congressional hearings or legislation, you can find information here. Also, they have a petroleum documents collection for your oil industry research.

FYI - the iBistro system is on the same computers that you can use for internet access. you can…read morealso access the system through the internet. the children's section downtown is probably lacking because it is DOWNTOWN... The entire Shreve Memorial system covers Caddo parish and consists of neighborhood libraries that cater to the population.

Small library so the selection is limited. But it offers a variety of options from dvd to books on…read more'tape ' . Computers etc. I rarely find something that I want specifically, but I still pop in once or twice a year to see what is available.

This library is very quiet. Theres also a tv for people that aren't into reading but would like to…read morefind a space to relax. I love this place.