This is a fantastic social security office. Cathy is absolutely amazing and helped make my…read moreexperience so smooth. Thank you to the hard workers at this social security office!

They put me on hold several times. The lady I was talking to walked me in circles just needed to…read moremake an appointment cause the website was glitching out on me. Hoping they take walk ins cause I'm gonna go up in person

The Blue Hole, as modest as it is, should still be a bucket list item for San Antonio dwellers…read more Along with other springs in the Headwaters area, it's the source of the San Antonio river, which has shaped our city and its culture for ages. Logistics. Best times to go are evenings and weekends when it's easier to find parking on the campus of the University of the Incarnate Word. Suggestions: park near the Natatorium and cross the river on a footbridge. Or, park near the Student Engagement Center. The path to the Blue Hole takes you past a sand volleyball court. Turn left into a wooded area, and you'll see a low stone wall encircling the spring. Sometimes the spring is dry, and sometimes it is flowing freely. Before you visit, check water level of the Edwards Aquifer. When these pictures were taken, the J-17 well was at 672' and rising. When the spring is flowing, the water surges up through cracks in the limestone and spills out into the muddy, leafy riverbed. Small fish dart around in the water. The spring is a small and humble place compared to the river as it goes through the artsy Museum Reach, the famous Riverwalk, the naturalistic Mission Reach, and beyond. Nevertheless, the Blue Hole has a sacred feeling. There is a bench nearby inscribed with the dictum, "Be still and know."

I don't consider myself religious by any means, but I always feel a sense of peace when I'm at Blue…read moreHole. Today was the first time in 11 years I've visited it and I was lucky enough to see it teaming with water and tiny little fish nipping at things. Thanks to all the recent rain, the headwaters seem to have awoken and the natural spring began to flow. It looks different from the water in the river in the middle of the campus, looking clearer, cooler, and more inviting to stick your feet in (please don't). In fact, when I graduated, my dad filled an empty plastic water bottle from the spring and to this day it sits on a shelf in their living room. The water is crystal clear and looks drinkable. (again, please don't) The area is kept relatively clean with little to no litter surrounding the wall of the spring or immediate areas of the headwaters. A bench nearby is inscribed with "Be still and know," which wasn't there 11 years ago, but is still a nice touch to sit, ponder, meditate, and reflect. One of the more secluded spots, the sand volleyball court is probably the closest thing you'll catch a glimpse of. It's not too far within the woods where it's scary, but just far enough from the hustle and bustle of campus life.

Came in to do a change of address. Originally the map had sent me through the back entrance which…read moreis for employees, so a quick heads up. Yvonne at the front was nice and friendly. I went in and out in less than 2 minutes.

Had a scheduled passport appointment and when I arrived there they casually told me there's no…read moreappointment for that day I had an appointment to. Kinda messed up since I got a notification a day before about my appointment and didn't got notified that they were cancelling it

Such a hidden gem, outside sign could use some help but other than that they seem to have their act…read moretogether Clean, organized, very well maintained and such a delightful community facility Love the teen room and quiet room, large print section, cozy children's area Staff friendly and helpful

I am incredibly impressed by this library. I arrived early in the morning, and asked staff where I…read morecould sit due to it being a first visit. Staff was very friendly and helpful, but I was told that area I sat in would be serving lunch for children at 12. Because my session was over at 12, everything worked out. At about 12, one of the library personnel came to the family I was sitting with, and told the mom that there was free lunch for the children. It seems this is a partnership between the Public Library, the San Antonio Food Bank, and Northeast ISD. I can't tell you how impressed I am. With all the issues that people are having these days, it was just such a nice thing to for families and children and teens, during the Summer months. The schedule can be found on the public library website, which also shows participating library branches. Kudos to the public library, SA Food Bank and NEISD for being there for the community.

Warren Holt was so friendly and helpful! He went above and beyond just to help me after I would…read moreleave to take care of the rest of my business.

Just another visit to a government office. That would you really expect. Not organized, but the…read morewait wasn't as long as I'd expect... Got what I needed tho.

Especially for today, thank you to the Windcrest Fire and Police Departments for treating Cub Scout…read moreTroop 444 to an awesome tour of their facilities and services today. Shout outs to LT Palma and SGT Duquette for their time and patience in speaking to our young future leaders. Officer Imperato the kids loved the time with your cruiser. LT Worrell, the kids had fun with the water cannon. Everybody we dealt with from the reservation of their time to the time on ground with them was professional and informative. They were able to manage our small group and at the same time had people to handle the daily business, but for the folks in front of them, we had their every bit of attention. The kids were provided with goody bags, and were able to try out some of the gear, it was a very good opportunity we had to engage with the Windcrest Emergency Services. Thanks again.

These guys here...yes the Windcrest PD...they are chilled and laid back funny guys and gals...these…read moreguys rock

If I could give this review zero stars I would!…read more Absolutely Ridiculous - This Is NOT a Library, It's a Playground. If you're looking for a quiet space to actually study, do homework, or get any serious work done--do NOT come to the Molly Pruitt Library. Kids were literally running around like it's recess. Loud talking, playing, laughing like they were at a playground--and not once did I see any of the librarians at the front desk say a word. Just sitting there, completely ignoring the chaos. No structure, no control, no respect for people trying to focus. So I move from the main area to a study room, thinking maybe I can get some peace. These rooms clearly have a sign that says NO CELL PHONES, headphones only, and to keep noise down. Yet two rooms down from me, some guy is on his phone, talking loud like he's in his own living room. Again--no one from staff stepped in. No enforcement, no care. This is supposed to be a public learning environment, not a damn hangout spot. The rules are posted but clearly mean nothing here. Don't call yourself a library if you're not going to create an atmosphere where people can read, study, or think. Absolutely disappointing. Management needs to be made aware. If posted policies aren't going to be enforced, then remove the signs and call it what it is--a public lounge. But don't mislead people looking for a serious, quiet place to work or study.

I love the library and the staffs are amazing Lady in the…read moreyellow glasses is beautiful