This is the new juvenile court in Norman. It's been here for several years, and they have been…read moreslowly transitioning all their cases, deprived, delinquency, etc. here. It's only about 1-2 miles from the regular courthouse. They've even moved much of the family drug court here. It's been a long transition, but I think it's a good one. They do have a counseling center on the other side, and the juvenile detention center here. Judge Bonner and his bailiff Tomi do a great job. The building is clean, and light. There could definitely be more parking and more seating.

Lindsay police department helped me greatly when my felon neighbors were causing trouble. A big…read morethanks to Officer Hickman with all he did to keep the peace while remains professional. A job well done and appreciated.

Very helpful staff who are friendly and efficient. Area is very clean and great lighting. Books…read moredisplayed attractively.

I love reading! This place is the absolute best a facilitating my obsession…read more The librarian Shelley is the absolute sweetest. She remembers me every time I come in. Bonus once you have a card you can check out books electronically. Plus you can put yourself on the wait list if their is a specific book you want but is never available. They have dvds and blu rays you can check out too. Free Wi-Fi and the bathrooms are always clean.

It's a fun disc golf course, but not terribly challenging. Players on the field are usually…read morefriendly and talkative, and the grounds are well kept.

Love this library! Also, after reading a couple reviews talking about homeless people at the public…read morelibrary, I thought it important at this point to give people a little information about what the Pioneer Public Library offers and who all is allowed/not allowed to be there. So, here goes: First of all, the City of Norman has a non-profit mileage reimbursement program. This program is designed to provide free transportation to individuals and families in Norman who are currently, or who have recently experienced homelessness. The East Norman Pioneer Public Library is one of the participating agencies of this program. So, the public library is qualified and has been approved to be one of the prominent transportation pick-up/drop-locations for those needing such services. Also, the presence of homeless people in libraries is not a problem. The way some of these patrons have spoken about homeless people (and have also given the library a poor rating for allowing open access to everyone) is unacceptable in general, let alone having the confidence to write about ppl experiencing homelessness, which is a dangerous, uncomfortable, and alienating experience, is bewildering. No one is entitled to use the public library more than anyone else. The rules of behavior remain the same for everyone, and anyone can be asked to leave if causing disruption or harm. Public libraries are there to facilitate public access to information... If someone smells, if they talk to themselves, if they have lots of bags with them, etc. - none of these things render someone a non-person or an illegitimate library user. So, either have a one-on-one conversation with the City and Library Director or find somewhere else? And may your surroundings rise to meet your standards... eventually...

"Having fun's not hard when you've got a library card!" - Arthur…read more I recently had a chance to check out the new library since it moved. I was very impressed, the front staff was very welcoming and enthusiastic about everything the library has to offer. Downstairs is the friends of the library bookstore, the computer lab and various workspaces for those who need internet or a printer/scan/fax. It also houses the children's section, audiobooks and all new fiction. By new, I mean NEW fiction. Stuff I was surprised to see no one had checked out yet. The second level is dedicated to adult fiction and YA fiction. Plus it also has a 3-D printer that can be used by any member and some other gadgets.There was a glass enclosed conference room that looks like anyone could reserve it and the third level is Adult Fiction LARGE print books and Non-fiction. There are so many architecturally interesting details despite it being very modern and there were plenty of areas to study or use your own electronic devices such as a kindle or a laptop. My only gripe is the non-fiction section is lacking. This isn't a library suited for a research paper or academic assignment even for a high school or middle school kid.

This place is awesome! They have a great relaxed kind vibe! The man who works behind the counter is…read moresuper helpful and goes above and beyond to help you and make you feel welcome! We much prefer this library to the big city ones!

Good informative staff. Largest on child,young adult. Weak on adult fiction and nonfiction.read more

Cool place to study but the guy controlling the cameras in the security office is quite…read morequestionable. while walking to the bathroom I noticed he was only zooming into 2 girls who were sitting down(studying I suppose). I understand security sacrifices privacy but come on it's a library that usually only has a few people in here at time. I'm sure if he focused on school like he did women he wouldn't be working here as a 50 something year old...

City is nice small country town but police chief is corrupt as a certain leader in Germany in the…read more1940's