I was very impressed with this library. First and Foremost, the staff is very alert and aware of…read morewhat is happening in the library and attentive to people's needs. The ambiance is a bit more upbeat that a typical library, almost hip feeling if you will. They have cool teen areas and children's areas that would actually make me ok with going to the library as a kid. Maybe even look forward to it...lol. I say that jokingly, but while I was there several groups of 2-4 kids came in, which I think is a beautiful thing!

Lovely vibe. So many free resources. Helpful staff. Take advantage of your local library! They do…read moreso much for us!

I called them and they are open 24/7 for visitors…read more The University cops said they only have paid visitor parking (no free parking) per hour. Download the app or use a kiosk and pay per hour. The other thing: Emily, the lady who answered the phone at the Library, said that they have computers for visitors but no wifi available for guests (non students). Just so you know before you get there :)

Lots of people go to the library to study, duh. Well I actually work here and I just wanted to let…read moreyou guys in on some secrets. -Want a quiet place to study? Go to the 2,3,or 4th floor. The first floor is normally used for hanging out and loud people. -Need coffee? We have a cyber cafe that's got lots of caffeine options. -Can't find a book? Well we probably can't either. The thing is people take books off of shelves and move them around or leave them places so there's a good chance it could be awhile before it makes it back to it's place on the shelf. -For the love of god this is a library so don't walk in yelling on your cellphone you dumba$$.

My books were in so of course, I had to drop by and grab them!! There are a few changes to the…read morelibrary card policy for this branch. It's free for military and residents, but $25 for non-residents now. The summer reading program calendar has been posted and the events are on their Facebook page in case you need that reminder. They had gotten a new batch of books (including Colleen Hoover's brand new book!) and the staff were all wonderful, as always. We enjoy our Haslet Public Library so much!

I really enjoy visiting libraries and book shops. Haslet has the cutest little library right across…read morefrom a small local park. I'm using the word "little" literally. HasletPublic Library looks like it would fit on a production stage. The bookshelves are tall and close. It's very cozy in here but they do have small tables set up near the window. If you need a computer there are 4 available. There isn't much space in the computer area so they're very close together. The librarians were really pleasant which is always nice.

A small but self-sufficient library suitable for book readers of all ages. Staff are courteous,…read morehelpful and quick. Creating a library card, placing a hold on a book and lending it on my own - All of these were pretty quick and easy. I was in and out of the library in 15 minutes. Their website is user-friendly and easy to search for books. Lastly, there are plenty of parking spots available with curbside pickup options. The only reason I couldn't give it a 5 star rating - Library was too noisy to sit & read.

Very nice, clean bright space for reading, studying, writing and browsing books. Their friendly…read morestaff is positioned at desks right at the front entrance. They are literally ready and waiting. It's a smaller library and very updated. Little Elm library also has afternoon and evening events including family crafts and movies. Monday through Thursday the library is open until 8pm which is super convenient for just about any schedule. And this location is also open on Sundays from 10am-3pm. I like it.

Took my nieces to the Zoofari event at Frisco Public Library and we had a great experience. The…read morestaff were friendly and clearly put a lot of thought into the animal themed activities. What I love most about this library is how much they offer beyond just books. They're constantly hosting fun, family-friendly events, and it's clear the community here is well taken care of.

By far the biggest library I've ever been to. I am from California so this library was absolutely…read moreamazing and definitely checked off by list of things to do. So many things for all ages and sizes. I love how spacious everything is and how clean it is. Lots of restrooms, vending machines and staff in all areas. Definitely recommend this to anyone who is from out of town and has kids. We spent most of our time in the kids section and it was so cool. My son is 11 months and he definitely had a blast. Most of the kids there were running around but there is a small space for babies and adults. Lots of things to do for the kids and a massive selection of books.

The Celina Public Library is a cozy, charming spot with a great selection of books, a cute kids'…read morearea, and super friendly staff who make you feel right at home--perfect for reading, studying, or just relaxing.

For such a tiny library they have a lot of books packed into the building. The librarian is always…read morehelpful. I hope as the city grows the library can get a new building and expand.

First I need to start with that I miss the original/previous location. I liked going to the…read morebasement to study and not be bothered. This location is nice, clean and has friendly, helpful staff. We've really only been in thid location because my kid does the summer reading program in some app and gets rewards.

I love bookstores and Libraries, and I've been lucky that until now, I have found ones I love. But…read morethe Richardson library just doesn't make me get excited to come into it. The children's book area has plenty of books, but there's a lack of imagination and creativity. Again, I'm just not inspired to want to walk around and engage with the books. It feels too sterile. I hope that makes sense.

7-2022: Big improvement to the facility just make sure you are waiting in the correct line for…read morewhat you are trying to accomplish. Vehicle registration: Arrived at 7:55 AM there was a line to get into the door they open at 8 AM. I was 16th in line. Doors were unlocked promptly at 8 AM. Everything was orderly, security at the door was also friendly and helpful with getting people to the correct side of the building depending on what they were needing to do. Once inside use the kiosk to check in and obtain a ticket number. Don't lose the ticket number because they will ask you for it when you get to the window. I was done by 8:30. The waiting area is rather small with pew style seating. It does fill up quickly, especially when you are trying to social distance and not sit right beside someone. There is limited standing area in the room. But you can wait in the hallway. Be sure to pay attention to the tv monitor that tells you what ticket number they are on, you don't want to miss your turn. You can pay with cash check or credit there is an additional fee to pay with a credit card. There are also signs posted about renewing your registration online. Be sure your vehicle has been inspected before coming to this office and waiting in line There is a small nice Veterans memorial out front. Great experience with extremely little wait time.

Wow. WHAT an upgrade. Welcome, Carrollton, to the 21st century…read more Any reason to need to hit this place for renewing registration (before it was online), do a title transfer, etc, used to be a decision. "Well, do I want to go try to get this title transferred or perhaps roll around in a cactus patch and then take a bath in a tub full of lemon juice? Hmmmm..." Both would be horrible experiences and leave you feeling like you wanted to die, but the cactus patch lemon bath sounded like the lesser of the evils. Now you can go online, see what the wait time is, and even get in line online. Oh JOY! I literally had no wait for my title transfer. It was like a religious experience. Angels singing. Light pouring down, warming my face. Just... beautiful. Perhaps my view is skewed because the previous bar was SO low, but I'll take it. Just google Sandy Jacobs Government Center and follow the link to tax collector assessor - if you're doing a title transfer or some other car registration related whatever. Scroll down to the Carrollton location and check out the wait time, and get in line online if there's a wait! Blammo!