Apparently, the Birmingham Public Library has more to offer than just checking out books and using…read morethere computer. This branch takes pride in serving the community they're located in by offering different programs that's beneficial for everyone. If you're planning a meeting, they have rooms for both community groups or organizations that you can use for a nominal fee and I didn't know you can apply for passport since I thought only post offices handle those. As for the library itself, the few times I've been here, it's always keep clean and tidy which I never seen the place disorganized. Three section of the library is divided between the children area, the adults section and the computer room which offers free WiFi for anyone that has a library card. Regardless of what service you need, you're likely gonna find it here.

Awesome programs, at multiple locations & times. Always helpful people, facilities are always cleanread more

Beautiful library. Friendly and helpful staff. I love the views and comfortable / remote work…read morespaces available. I haven't visited this location in a number of years but I will definitely be back soon. Great library!!! You can reserve study rooms via their website. I plan to take advantage of this on my next visit!

As a remote worker, I'm always looking for quiet, pretty places to bunker down for the day. The…read more Trussville library was a lovely stop! The building is right next door to plenty of walking trails, there's ample parking, and plenty of space inside to get cozy. I booked one of the study rooms to have some privacy during a virtual meeting and spent the rest of my time soaking up some sun by the window. The place was really clean and the staff was quite helpful with answering my random questions throughout the day.

If I ever need to print something, I will visit the public library. The copies are .15 per page and…read moreit hardly takes any time . Today was a bit hectic only because I was having issues with my laptop /phone.... Everything!! The staff members were all very patient and absolutely so helpful during my visit. I really enjoyed my first time visit here. This library is well stocked as well as organized. The in house cat is really cute but I didn't get too close; I just spoke to the cat. I plan to return soon to check out some books & enjoy this beautiful library!

Be sure to check the monthly calendar online. They have a lot of activities going on each month for…read moreboth kids and adults and they are mostly free.

Clay Public Library isn't likely to knock anyone's socks off with an abundance of literary…read moretreasures or a wealth of research material. This isn't the place to come to complete your thesis or to hunt down obscure Russian novels. At best, it's a hallway of mainstream bestsellers. But, it sure is charming. The building is a restored house and is very welcoming with a patio of rocking chairs, creaking hardwood floors and white picket fence. Their fiction section is in the main hallway and there's a small room of non-fiction, a children's room, a dvd collection and four public computers. They also have a table of books on sale for 25 cents.

The staff greeted me as soon as I entered the store. The guy working had on a cape! That was funny…read moreto see. I really like how organized and well stocked this BAM location is. I browsed a bit and told myself that I would be back to purchase a journal and some faith based books. I was really impressed with their inventory! The prices are pretty comparable to most bookstore prices I've seen.

I ordered an XMas present from Books-A-Million. It was listed as in-stock, would arrive before…read moreXMas. Just yesterday I was informed that the item was not available and that the order would not be fulfilled. Now I have tons of spam mail from this company. I'm fairly confident that they will list things that are out of stock as being available in order to build up their contact list. Unfortunately in addition to all of the new email spam I now have to scramble to get my 5 year old a present. Thanks a-0 books-a-million, what a garbage company.

Trussville, TN is a city in the suburbs of Birmingham with a population of about 22,000. They've…read moreconsistently been listed on various publications including Money magazine as one of the most livable places in America. The downtown historic area is listed in the National Historic Registry for historical sites. This city hall houses the Mayor's office, the police department, the municipal courts, clerk's office, business licenses, zoning and subdivision information. For more information http://trussville.org/ There are two markers on this property that I could see. The first is in front of the city hall. It reads: Trussville The town of Trussvile was named for the Truss family who emigrated from North Carolina in the early 1820's. Trussville was incorporated in 1947. The present city hall was constructed in 1959 on land patented in 1821 by Warren Truss. The second marker looks to be a poem. It reads The Gateway to Happy Living Trussville is a marvelous town. The Gateway to Happy Living. Its people will not let you down; They're known for generous giving. Trussville has that quaint, village feel, And small town hospitality. Where love and kindness are so real. And there's peace and tranquility. A town of churches, parks and schools. The place that's best to raise children. Where they are taught to keep the rules And to be a good citizen. A town where fun is common place. With lots of wholesome recreation. A town renowned for charm and grace And its people's dedication. A small city with lots of pride. And a large city's advantage, Where the best folk on earth reside, And fulfill their great heritage, The greatest town upon this earth, Chock-full of people of good will, It's hard to tell how much it's worth To raise a family in Trussville. Everette E. Jones Sr (C) 1962 1103rd review 1/3/2018 23rd for 2018

Shame on the City of Trussville for having too many people assigned to a tiny precinct location for…read morethe 2020 Presidential Election. You knew this would be record turn out and given the fact that Alabama refuses to allow early voting, you knew there would be long lines. You like to boast about the tremendous growth that Trussville has seen over the past 5-10 years, but that also means updating things that you maybe only think about, oh, let's say.. every 4 years. I really hope you take this situation and make changes before the next election... 3.5 hours of waiting in line was entirely too long.