I appreciate the employees at this library. Each time I go there and need help they are always…read morewilling to go the extra mile to help you!! It's very clean and comfortable and plenty of activities are available for all age groups. I go there pretty often and have not had a single bad experience!

A gem in downtown Flossmoor. The staff is very helpful and know how to access resources. The…read morelibrarians are fabulous at suggesting challenging books for students based on their reading level. Free Wi-Fi and coffee. You can log in online to SWAN and order books to be delivered to Flossmoor Library to pick up - they even send an e-mail when the ordered item arrives. One of the best community libraries around!

Love our Frankfort library. The staff that works here are so helpful and friendly. It is open and…read morewelcoming to all different ages and groups. I come here several times a month borrowing/ returning books for myself and my son. Meeting a tutor to work. Book sales. Various events to support our library. A true gem of our town.

This is one of the loudest libraries. There is so much talking, laughing, and playing. There is no…read moreconcept of quietness because of how the library is designed. Its actually ridiculous

Great place to study, spend time reading, or catching up with stuff in a quiet place!read more

What a great library! I believe it has been in it's new location since October of 2012. I took the…read moreboys for the first time a few months back and we've been going at least 3 times a months since then. The exterior of the building looks great as it should since it's new! The interior is wonderful...lot's of room and the library does not waste any of it. They have community meeting rooms, quiet room(s), an internet cafe room, independant study rooms, children's section room(s), teenage section room, and even a game system room...and plenty of computers in each section (adult, teenage, and children) of the library. I know, Wow! I'm certain that I am forgetting one or two other rooms. The library also has wi-fi throughout the building, no issues logging on. My boys love the children's section of the library. They have computers with specific software/programs for children, puzzles, legos, and nice section to sit and read. Great view of DT Crown Point from this part of the library as well. The library also hosts a number of great events for children of all ages and even adults, I know I'm looking forward to seeing Astronaut, Jerry Ross next month. The staff has also been very kind and helpful each time I've asked a question or for help. Last note...the Crown Point and Winfield libraries operate seperately from the Lake County branch libraries.

I have traveled all over the world and I gotta say this library I would avoid at all costs. I…read moredrove all the way up from Dallas, Texas by myself straight 17 hours. I stopped at this local library just to charge all my devices and prepare for my drive further up north. The staff at this library was racist and judgement. Keep in mind I am saying this as a white female and witness the entire white staff. The ring leader is the judgement left flag only guy, in which the older white ladies just seem to follow lead. Do better and remember kindness does not cost a thing. Remind me again who pays for your salary?

I like the Lake County Public Libraries. They have a lot of materials.read more

Shhhhh! lol. Always a quiet place. Bradley Public Library has phenomenal staff and they're always…read morehelpful. Kiddo and I come here often for reading coloring and my quiet time. They also have hot spots we often take advantage of from time to time. The library was Very clean and very spacious. Plenty of tabletops for the kiddos to feel comfortable and just their size! Plenty of books for the kids to engage with activities to keep their mental exploring new things. Check em out!

I recently had trouble downloading a W-2 form from Florida on a MacBook. I obtained the help of…read moreChristina and Kindra to solve the problem. They were smiling and friendly for the half an hour it took to get myself a copy of the needs document. They made me feel valued as they helped solve my problem in a cheerful manner. I did not want their efforts to go unnoticed. James E Newberry Jr.

I am writing to express ongoing concerns regarding my experiences at the Midlothian Library as a…read moretraveling therapist serving young children and their families. In my role, I work with children of varying abilities, including those with developmental differences. Unfortunately, I have had multiple unpleasant interactions with staff that have made the environment feel unwelcoming and, at times, inappropriate for the families I serve. I have observed what I perceive to be differential treatment toward families of color, including nonverbal cues and behaviors that come across as dismissive and judgmental. One particularly concerning incident involved a child with autism who was experiencing a brief meltdown in a private room. During this time, a staff member, later identified as Sue Eckhardt, entered abruptly and stated, "What the hell is going on? I can hear the banging in my office." The tone and approach lacked sensitivity and were not appropriate given the situation. The interaction escalated an already challenging moment rather than supporting a safe and understanding environment. Additionally, I have received repeated feedback that typical toddler behavior--such as speaking at an indoor voice level--is "too loud." I have also been told that my therapeutic singing is disruptive, despite it being a standard and necessary component of my sessions. At the same time, there appears to be inconsistency in expectations for noise levels among staff. I would also like to note concerns regarding the physical layout of the children's area. The toddler space is centrally located with high ceilings, which naturally amplifies sound. This design contributes to noise concerns that staff have raised, yet the responsibility appears to be placed on families rather than considering environmental factors. Public libraries are intended to be inclusive, welcoming spaces for all members of the community. Based on my experiences, I feel that the current environment and some staff interactions fall short of that standard. I strongly encourage leadership to reflect on staff training, particularly in areas of cultural responsiveness, disability awareness, and family-centered practices.

It was ok, staff has some attitude but mostly Ok…read more One time I went to the bathroom and they were all messed up. It smelt bad and what I think was soap on the mirror.

Wonderful place to work. i am a remote worker selling life insurance and i love the private rooms…read morethey have to use. I am able to work in peace and all the employees are very helpful and kind. Able to get work done and not be bothered especially since the hours are very accommodating and they are open late. Thank you!

I was so pleased with my visit to the Hammond Public Library. It was beautiful and friendly. I…read morelove the online books and audiobooks.

People who work here are genuinely helpful. Just ask. I'm 77, not particularly tech savvy, and…read morethey always have the utmost patience with me and my ignorance.

A great library. It's clean and well organized. The staff is always ready to help you if you can't…read morefind what you are looking for. Even the location is special with a nice view of the lake.