I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Fayette County library!…read more As a mom of three little ones, I gravitated to the children's area first. It's massive! There's a huge selection of books, lots of intentional book displays, fun seating and areas for storytime & computers. SHOUTOUT to Irene, the wonderful children's librarian who answered all my questions about the library & about being new to the area. I wandered around the rest of the library before leaving. It's very large! There's a plethora of spaces for adults to sit and read or study. I look forward to returning!

my neighborhood library super convenient, clean with helpful staff. Always parking easy to get in…read moreand out convenient hours.

The level of customer support I received! Tristeb was professional a d very user friendly!read more

This is a beautiful facility that is extremely useful when you are looking to do some genealogy…read moreresearch, or are just interested in history. This place holds a lot of microfilm of data about families, businesses and all sorts of history that you will probably not find anywhere else. The inside is 180,000 square feet. The National Archives in Atlanta is located directly next door (left side) to Clayton State University main entrance in Morrow. Staff here are very friendly, professional and know what they are doing. Which is very important and they are there to help. [ What they offer ] The records kept here are from 1716 to the 1980's and include architectural drawings, maps, a large amount of text, and pictures. Some of these include: Slave Sale Documents (1825-1863) Atlanta Federal Penitentiary records Federal Court records World War I draft records The Tuskegee Study Civil War Music Crime Graves Indian Census Family Tree / Genealogy [ States they serve ] The National Archives in Atlanta (Southeastern Region), location serves the following states. Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee..

Helpful, sharp media team. Pretty much any materials you want are in the Pines system. Life saver…read morefor all of us during 'pandemic' & best candy store *any* time. 35-yr resident here. Glad there's so much for kids' projects & more hours open for their work in the perfect place to build school application résumés. IMO, the kids' programs hook them on lifelong learning, with valuable scholarships along the way.

love this place only wish you had more books in spanish …read more The gentleman at the front was so helpful and kind thank you

I'm writing to tell.my experiences with Clayton county police department I lived off lee street in…read morefront of Walmart. I learned that my neighbors who stay in trouble with law alot were stalking me and cellphone hacking. Breaking into my cellphone without my permission. They been trying to frame me for all kinds of stuff. Clayton county police told criminals different officers that it was legal to stalk someone and hack there phones. So different people that have had runs with cops can admit to stalking and cellphone hacking and other and not get into no trouble. The officers are not serving justice by there action. You can't stalk innocent person just for fun. My story is true some cops don't do right.

I had an issues with the sheriff department, as I tried to reach out to the sheriff department, I…read morealso contacted the police department, well come to find out I needed the sheriff department not the police department for the issue I needed taken care of. First off all phones calls with the police department was returned, and they tried to help me out by directing me to the sheriff department here in clayton county. The worst and rudest place in clayton county . thumps up to the police department

Was pulled over and told my insurance wasn't in the system. Showed proper documents and showed the…read moreofficer my bank statement that my insurance automatically comes out monthly. My car was still impounded.

There was an officer out of his jurisdiction, in Roswell on Creekside Way street that had no stop…read moresign for traffic and was in his car, he came out last minute and I had no idea whether to turn or not and was very rude to get "off the road"... I had no idea that there was incoming cars from the other side because he wasn't even out there directing traffic. He got out of his car last minute and yelled at me. He is black, gray/black Afro. I hope this department actually addresses their officers because he was very very rude and confusing. I guess he was helping out with traffic at a work site but he wasn't even doing his job and was angry off the bat! Officers are meant to be helpful not aggressive, especially at a harmless situation. That road is not heavy on traffic. If he didn't want to work he should not have volunteered to work out of his jurisdiction

To commemorate my 100th review, I've decided to review the United States Army Reserve…read more First, it is the 100 year anniversary of the Army Reserve. It has been around since WWI, WWII, the Vietnam war, Korean war, Gulf War (Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield), Bosnia conflict, and Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. In case you didn't know, the Army Reserve is designed as a combat service support organization. That implies that there are no artillery (King of Battle), infantry (Queen of Battle) or other combat units. Of course, if you do your research, there is one infantry battallion in Hawaii kept in the Army Reserve for historical purposes. Combat service support is all the other stuff the Army needs to function. Human resources, information technology, legal, medical, etc. It's all the 'overhead', like in other companies. The United States Army Reserve is currently undergoing a lot of change. If you know about business, it is going from a divisional structure to a matrix structure. Each specialty (military intelligence, medical, legal, military police etc) has its own command as well as an administrative command. For those that live in the Bay Area, a major Army Reserve command (one of four) is moving from Los Alamitos to Mountain View. What does this mean for you? If you eat on Castro Street, you'll be seeing a lot of 'green suiters' in the next couple years. That's just one change. As for my personal experience with the Army Reserve, it has shown me what I do not want to do with my life. Not that I'm knocking the AR, it has made me more responsible, taught me a lot about myself, and gave me a lot of direction and opprotunities i would otherwise not have. It has given me many relationships that I could have never made in the 'civilian world'. For example, my letter's of recommendation for business school were written by a Colonel and one of the VPs of Charles Schwab. Rick Distaso, the lead prosecuter in the Scott Peterson Trial, is in my unit (he counts helmets btw). My new Commander works for the LA City attorney's office and tells stories about Britney Spears and other celebrity jail experiences. I've met about five judges in different counties and many, many special agents. I don't think I'll ever get in trouble with the law. Anyway, however you feel about the war/conflict that is currently going on, or war in general, please realize that the Army as an institution is necessary for this country to exist. We are simply a machine that someone else runs.

Recently I was at this Clayton County Satellite Tag Office for my car tag renewal. At the entry, I…read moregot my ticket number at the kios and waited in the seated room with lot of chairs. It was busy, but the wait was short. Amazing service, I was in and out under 15 minutes. I didn't get the lady's name, but she was working at window 4. She was very nice, friendly and helpful. Weekends they are closed. Please check timings on-line before you leave. If you pay with credit card thier is 2.5% fee or you can pay cash directly with no fee. Here you also have an on-site guard all times. I have visited this tag office several times since 2022 and the service is always courteous. Thank you to all members of staff at this office. I wish they keep this place little more neat and clean, else all is good. Ample free parking is available in front of this office as it sits in a shopping plaza next to Burlington coat factory.

I will recommend this location for the outstanding customer service of Andie at desk 1. She was…read morevery amazing, took ownership of my request which was very unsual when I go to any government offices. She thoroughly explains any documents that was required and even allow me to come back with a returning customer ticket during a certain of the day. Shoutout to Andie for her dedication to help others , we need more Andies in these offices.. I pray you get promoted and never change . Your smile , your help made someone's day