The City of Dublin is a great place to live and conduct business. What I love most is that I…read moreconstantly get updates about road closures, animal issues, construction work or city updates. Recently I contacted the City of Dublin because my trash bin was broken. They immediately returned my call and were very nice and understandable of the issue. It was the trash people that broke it so they realized this resident needs a replacement soon. Although I could not take all my trash bags out last week for the new bin, I will definitely be receiving a new one this Thursday and that is why I'm happy to give them a five star review. They handled the issue in a timely manner and left me feeling reassured that I'll get what I need as soon as possible. Since I'm a new homeowner, I always thought you would collect the trash bin at the city hall but I must have been mistaken because they just deliver it to your home which of course is very convenient for me as I do not own a truck to haul it back home. In addition, I have been very pleased with the city in the measures it takes to protect our homes while we are away. They send their police department out to monitor your house while your on vacation. I cannot speak for any other city that does this but this is the first I've heard of this. As well as handling the recent mosquito outbreak in Dublin for what was assumed as West Nile. They sprayed multiple times around the area to make sure residents would be safe. The City of Dublin is surely doing their work well and I'm happy they are quick to respond to any issues. It's reassuring and feels great overall to have a city that cares about its own residents.

I was in a car accident today and had a hit and run situation in Dublin and called the police and…read morewithin no time a police officer was out to take a full report on the collision. He also made the party involved get to the scene of the crime to confess for a ticket. Thank God, for the Dublin police department. If it weren't for them, I would have a pretty hefty bill for a hit and run situation with my Lexus. I am very happy our police department takes care of our city when there are accidents involved because at the light where I was hit, there was no camera to record the incident. Although I am still a bit shaken up by today's event, I am rest assured I will be in good hands thanks to the police report on file now. Thank you Dublin Police and I will make sure to vote my tax dollars in our next election to help you guys do what you do best!

Really nice branch with a huge parking garage, plenty of seating, and lots of copies of popular…read moretitles.

The architecture of the building is fantastic. Plenty of natural light and open space. A great…read morestudy/work spot for adults. They have activities for kids such as reading time. There is also plenty of parking which is a plus. The only downsides, in my opinion, are I wish they had video games to rent, and the kids space is very small compared to other local libraries.

Great place go to relax read b get on computer meet new people their honest hard worker very…read morefriendly staff good for the community's

This library is wonderful. Opened since 2018, it remains very clean and well-kept…read more It has two floors, with most of the children's books and activities on the first level, and adult books and study spaces on the second level. This helps separate the noise originating in the child area from those looking for more of a quieter space upstairs. It has 11 different independent study rooms that can be reserved, with most intended for 2-4 people. They can be reserved ahead of time online, or in person on a tablet on the second floor near the restrooms. There is also a very large quiet study room with windows for plenty of natural light. There is a cafe on the main level for coffee and snacks. Parking is also a breeze, with a very large lot out front. All in all, this is one of my favorite branches in the Columbus Metropolitan Library system.

I had a 10-11 walk-up window for expedited passport service. The emails were up front about the…read morepotential for not being served during the window due to other traffic in the office. Although fully booked for the day, Jonathan, without hesitation, determined he could work me in. I experienced not only great and expert service from him, he shared a number of tips to make sure I increased the probability of obtaining my rush order passport. He was very knowledgeable as to why many people do not make their need date on the first try. He also educated me on how successful a very recent advance by the USPS that incorporates AI in their part of the passport processing process has dramatically dropped the number of initial fails on passport expedited asks. He was doing all this education while simultaneously working my application package. It was a very impressive demonstration of superb customer service, exquisite professionalism and a passion for knowledge by Jonathan that extended well beyond just superficially executing a series of "steps" in the process. Thank you!

Mail delivery is spotty at best! Misrouted and missing mail is very common. This is corruption of…read morethe tRump regime!

The historical society opened a new museum in an old house on Bridge Street a couple of years ago…read more The Coffman House in the park is open for tours by appointment. This is open Friday-Sunday, 1-4. We happened by on a Saturday and stopped in. You can go in the front, or through a connecting door from Vernacular, the clothing store next door. Well organized space with many artifacts, detailed boards with explanations of aspects of Dublin history, and more. A room in back for meetings or events. Friendly, helpful staff. Well worth a visit if you are nearby, or a detour if you are at all into history.

The dublin historical society is a tad beneath what i'd expect it to be, however there are some…read morereally neat qualities to it. my particular favorite is the Coffman Homestead, which is a original 1960s middle class home. It's actually furnished with all original things, and the barn itself is filled with tools from the period. I am a personal fan of hte decor of the age, and am an artist, so I appreciate being able to see the look of these things in person, it makes it so much more possible to understand and recreate alternative histories in things like comics. I tend to judge places like these on their gift shops a bit. I think that a place's gift shop tells a lot about the aim of it. I can appreciate that this place seems to be more dedicated to history than making revenue, but I think that it could really rearrange itself to me more publicly forward.

Just returned from a trip to the Ohio State vs. Notre Dame game in South Bend. Everything about…read morethe weekend was top notch. Of course, winning the game was very exciting, but that was out of Travel Partners control. What was in their control was very well done. The busses were there on time with great drivers. The lunches were good, and snacks and drinks were plentiful. The hotel was only four miles from campus, so the trip to and from the fame was quicker than I expected. The tail-gate before the game and the party Friday night was filled with short lines for food, and there was a band Friday and big TV screens Saturday to watch other games. Staff was very friendly and helpful. This is the third football trip we have taken with Travel Partners and I wouldn't consider going with anyone else! Great trip! Go Bucks! Kay Marshall (husband, daughter, son-in-law and grandson agree).

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I have lived in OH for over 15 years and cannot believe I've never visited this site! Enjoyed…read morereading about how the sculpture came to be. The QR code lets you listen to a recording of the sculptor himself. The 12' sculpture can be climbed on from the rear and presents a nice view of the area. Lots of areas for picnicking and amphitheater for concerts.

Chief Leatherlips monument is a large stone faced public art piece located in a beautiful park in…read moreDublin just outside of Columbus Ohio. My family and I was in town from Lousiville visiting Columbus for my second oldest daughters cheer competition. One of the things we always do when visiting other city and towns is check out the local public art scene. This was a piece we had circled before we made our trip. Overall a very great and fun piece. Me And the kids enjoyed the cool Photo ops that we had with the piece and it was in a beautiful park as well.

It is hard to miss this impressive mound rising into the sky once you get to the top of the bluff…read morethat Plesenton Drive sits upon. An Ohio Historical Marker plaque is set into a large stone in front of it that details that this is thought to have been built by the Hopewell people between 100 BC and 400 AD and was actually once part of a larger earthworks construction. There is also a series of posts that have been placed such that their tops are visible in the grass near the base of the mound to demonstrate where a pole house would have stood. The Worthington Historical Society takes care of the property and offers a lot of fascinating information on their website, including the history of the location, the excavations conducted by archaeologists, and more. It's really awe-inspiring to take a walk around the mound, which is now covered in tall grasses and several trees, and to walk around the location of the pole house, and there is enough space preserved around them both to be able to do so. Street parking is available on a couple of sides of the mound.