Terrible experience. The kiosk was down so there was no way to accurately check in. Waited for over…read morean hour. When i got to the counter the lady was extremely rude making a comment as to why i went to that location when all it took her was 5 minutes to do what i needed. There were only 2 workers working. Extremely dissatisfied

There is corruption going on at the Pontiac, Michigan office. They claim there are no records…read more Everything is 0.00 (wiped out). I know better. First, they claim I had no appointment, but I just got a text from them yesterday for appointment today. Then they said they couldn't handle my complaint. They complain about how they are still behind because of Covid. UNBELIEVABLE, INCOMPETENT. There are scams going from Covid after 6 years. Records removed, dollar amounts being changed etc.

Food was pretty good they make a yummy meat sandwhich nightly served in a brown bag and some knock…read moreoff oreos. Would dine in again

If I could give zero stars.. I would! My boyfriend got stopped for a warrant he knew nothing about…read moreas nothing was sent in the mail. Then, money and a gift card was stolen out of his car from one of the police officers. They put the cuffs on him so tight that his wrist have cuts and scabs on them still to this day even though he's been out for about a week. Also, the sheriffs tried to tell him he was resisting. He was not resisting- the cuffs were so tight that they were hurting him and he was asking questions as like I mentioned... he knew nothing about having a warrant out for his arrest because nothing was received in the mail. Shame on the sheriffs for stealing money and gift cards.. I hope karma finds its way to you!

This is another fantastic MUST SEE Frank Lloyd Wright home…read more After seeing this one, my fiance and I have decided that we will try our very best to go and tour all of Frank's houses. When you pull up to this house, there is a neighborhood that is built around it. Everything preserved though that is on the property, so no need to worry. Sadly, it was raining when we went, but we still were able to have a great experience. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and went quite in depth for each part of the house. I think the tour was about an hour or so. These types of houses are very interesting because while you are being told about how the room was built, how it was used or something else related to Frank or the house, you can truly picture yourself as a member of the family that lived in the house. The tour is so great I'd do it again! Photos attached are from online. No phones allowed so I left mine in the car. Only posting pictures from the outside. See for yourself for the inside!

We were lucky to arrange a private tour--it was off-season and the house was normally closed for…read moretours. Our guides were Harvey and Steve, who took us through every part of the house and answered all of our questions. Steve was a patient and knowledgeable guide, and Harvey provided a wealth of stories and anecdotes that added to our appreciation of the house. As an early Wright Usonian, Affleck is well worth a visit, especially in understanding how these houses and plans evolved over time.

This post office couldn't be in a better location for those staying at nearby hotels and shopping…read moreat Great Lakes. Even if you're a local, and need to mail a bill, buy stamps, drop off a package, any of the things anyone needs from a post office in the digital age, this location is ideal. In addition, this is one of the few USPS' with a self-service kiosk that isn't broken, or otherwise out of service. That alone gives them a star. The couple of times I've been here, the employees were pleasant and helpful and not anything at all like I've encountered elsewhere. More stars for that. It's a little awkward to get here, though, as the entrance to the parking lot isn't a direct one, but rather requires a circuitous route around another building.

Stopped there to deliver a package at 10:30 AM. Sign inside store was posted, stating closed for…read morelunch - be back open at 2:00. Really??? That the kind of job I want. It opens at 9:00 AM and already at lunch 90 minutes later. And you get to have at least a 2 1/2 hour lunch. Sign me up. What a joke. Get sufficient help or close the store

Even though West Acres is a smaller satellite branch off of the townships main library it is still…read morequite impressive in its own right. This Branch is conveniently located on the north side of the township offering residents a very nice option to the main branch without the 30 - 40 minute round trip travel time. The building itself is very clean and modern and is very well organized in its layout. Relative to media, this branch has a large collection of books, news papers, periodicals, educational/entertainment DVD videos, educational/entertainment CD's and audio books. One of my favorite areas is the DVD area where they carry new release movies that are available for FREE to West Bloomfield residents with their library card. Also their are many computers available to access the internet through the use of their library card that provide lower income folks and people who want a quiet place to study the ability to access the internet free of charge. Lastly, this facility is very kid friendly with several play areas dedicated to children and a weekly story time hour program that we usually take our Grandkids to (big hit for our grandkids). Overall West Acres is a outstanding library that is one of the gems of the township that I highly recommend you check it out if you are in the area. Five stars.

So I'm definitely biased in writing this review, because I'm a former employee (page) of the…read morelibrary - however, I believe my last day was in 2007 or 2008 or so. Not as big as the main branch, for sure, but if you live up in the WB/Waterford area, it's worth a visit. I remember how it looked before the facelift, too (the 2000 one, mentioned below) and it's come quite a ways since then. Staff is helpful (again, I'm biased ...) and IIRC, there is plenty of seating room with a few cozy corners as well - the magazine area especially has some nice seating areas. If you live up in this area, it's worth it to go here rather than the main library, though if you're looking for meeting space or a bit more room, I'd recommend the Main. Overall, though, a very nice, smaller library.