I've been coming to this courthouse for years and never have had any issues…read more All the employees are always friendly and nice, even when they give bad news. :). All the departments are easy to find and access. Parking is normally okay; either on the street or in their parking lot. It's a great courthouse and I see nothing wrong with it.

The two TSA employees I encountered at OMA were friendly and efficient. The woman with red hair who…read moregreeted me was especially cheerful. Other TSA locations should adopt this approach.

As far as TSA Checkpoints go, the one at Terminal A at Eppley Airfield is not so bad at all. Even…read morewhen it's super busy, the line moves along fine. And it's not super busy when you compare it with a giant airport. Sadly, the best spots to eat in the airport are outside of the terminals, as Eppley was built long before Yelp reviews of strict-ass TSA Checkpoints existed. I suppose it's all for the better. That said, it's the main reason security at Eppley is such a bottleneck and the terminals are so cramped. Hey, if we get those passenger numbers up, they might build a brand new modern terminal. Maybe by like 2050, lol.

I have never actually called 911 until I was laid off from Inkelaar Law and I respectfully filed a…read morepolice report. I then called the police a few times and let them know that both individuals were stalking, harassing me and trying to assault and cheat on me. I politely would walk away from the individuals and have nothing to do with them. The police would not answer the phone, not send the police, not tell them to leave me alone and never enforce the law or charge them. For my first time trying to work professionally with the OPD - very unprofessional and did not uphold the law. It was a waste of time. To honor, protect and serve - well, it doesn't work that way in Omaha apparently.

They helped with my parents mailbox getting hit by a hit and run driver, and found the guy very…read morequickly without much assistance needed from us at all, I'm very happy with that. The communication could've been better on what to expect next, but it wasn't that bad. Overall, 4/5 stars, well done, OPD.

Life as a prisoner is not for me. There's a friendly…read moreattendant at the entrance to guide you and give info annoy the jail. Very interesting especially for my hubby and his friend.

This is a one of a kind place worth visiting. It was a revolving prison that was used from 1885 to…read more1969. It had 3 floors of pie-shaped cells inside a cage. The fourth floor was where the jailer and his family lived. The staff were very nice and knowledgeable about the place. This is not free but your $10 is definitely worth it. Their small gift shop (also were you check in) has shirts, pins, and magnets. This is walking distance from the Union Pacific Railroad Museum which is also another place to see in Council Bluffs.

Terrible place, they do not treat people as human beings, my son was in there and got no type of…read morehelp being his first time actually staying and his diet is weird. The response was he receives 3 trays so he spent 5 days in there without eating anything luckily he was able to get a few bags of chips, I think in custody deaths should be further investigated by an outside law enforcement agency. Someone had a seizure yesterday and the CO just stood there poorly trained

I didn't have access to a working phone while in the jail. I didn't receive any food the first day…read morethere despite being hungry, asking for food repeatedly, and being pregnant. I was told I would receive more food since I was pregnant but never did. Didn't cater to my dietary needs for health reasons. Didn't provide me with my medicine. There was no soap in at least two of the bathrooms I visited, and staff had no intention on ensuring there was soap in the bathroom in the medical area, of all places. I filed complaints and haven't received a response, other than one which said everything was fine. Have no doubt my baby and I would have starved had I been in jail any longer. Never committed a crime in my life. I was handcuffed behind my back by the Omaha Police Department while entering the jail despite NE State Statute and federal law stating that pregnant women should not be restrained in jails and prisons. The handcuffs hurt my wrists, leaving red marks on my wrists. Bear in mind I received a Presidential Volunteer Service Award from the White House for volunteering at the Douglas Co Correctional Facility in college... The staff member who walked me out said he didn't think I looked like I belonged in jail. He had worked there when I was in college decades ago. One of only a few people there who treated me with respect. Others yelled at me for getting a drink of water and another told me good luck once I entered the jail, saying I would need it.

This is literally the worst usps ive ever dealt with, this is is 3rd time they have not delivered…read moremy package. I've ordered clothing to be delivered to my apt on many occasions, every time it goes through usps , they say delivered and ive gotten nothing. Im convinced they are stealing them at this point.

The people that work at this office have got to be the most Rude and unhelpful people I have ever…read moremet in my life. I wish there was another option other than this place. So unhelpful and miserable apparently.

I've had the unique opportunity to travel to this location on several occasions as part of the OPD…read moreExplorer Program. The officers who work in the stables are very knowledgeable and have dedicated themselves to these horses. Visiting this location allows you to gain a "behind the scenes" representation of the living conditions and training conditions for the animals that make up the Omaha Police Department Mounted Patrol.