One of their sheriffs assisted me in stopping a property B and E that included property damage. The…read moreculprit was detained with in a few hours and the officers communication with me personally was excellent. Great service to the community these men and woman are.

The food is bad and the room service doesn't give you what you want always. They give you the…read moresmallest room possible with a rough bed. Also all of the staff act like they are in charge there...I thought the customer was supposed to always be right!

Your web info should include the time you close for a lunch break. Before leaving the house, I…read morechecked to see if the Powell Butte office would be open and the hours did not mention this. Thank you.

It would be nice if they could remember how to utilize the parcel lockers. They now are forcing us…read moreto pick up our packages at the post office creating long lines and long wait times with only one person working at the counter.

Always awesome. I'm a book-worm and love peace and quiet, I find that here!…read more Your hours fit my schedule perfectly!

We visited for the first time a few weeks ago and went to story time. The woman leading the stories…read moreclaimed to be "getting over a cold" and was coughing aggressively the whole time. At some points not covering her mouth. We have now been sick for 14 days. If you are sick please stay home and don't interact with children. Besides story time we enjoyed our visit - lots of great indoor activities for kids.

I come to that Redmond range every three months to donate blood. They host a Red Cross blood drive…read moreconsistently. This is a great community organization that is doing a good job getting back to Redmond Oregon and the central Oregon community at large.

I've only been to this location once to ship something in person. My experience was good in that…read morerespect. Like most Portland USPS shipping clerks, the staff was cheerful and friendly to the point of sometimes gabbing with customers while others wait in line and no one seems to mind (this is a rare gift, Oregonians. Read Brukowski's "Post Office" or ask yourself where the slang term "going postal" comes from, if you don't believe how surly and unhappy postal workers are in most other states). However, I've lived in the Creston-Kenilworth neighborhood for over a decade now, and I have to say that it's probably the worst carrier service I've ever had in my entire life. I can't count how many times I've done their job for them, personally delivering mail to neighbors or people I don't know blocks away after it ends up in my box for some unknown reason. It's happened so many times over the years I think I deserve a tax deduction or government stipend check for my efforts (although the check would probably be delivered to the wrong address most likely, so I'd take the deduction if offered, ha ha). I almost don't want to post this in fear of never getting any mail again if someone from that distribution center actually reads this, but if they don't know what's really going on with their carrier service that would be just as bad for everyone in my neighborhood.

I like this location. They have super friendly staff. Warren is super helpful, knowledgable and…read moreefficient. It's in a tricky spot as far as traffic is concerned. The parking lot is small, but there is also ample street parking. I can only imagine the abuse and expectations the general publics puts on the staff working here. They all seem pretty kind and patient and are just doing their job. I do wish they had a machine to purchase stamps or weigh and pay for your own packages like I've seen at other locations.

Not the biggest library in Central Oregon, but a card in one library in Central Oregon gets you the…read moreright to check out books, etc., from any other library in the 3-county area (Jefferson, Crook and Deschutes counties). You can also check out a pass to go for free to the High Desert Museum. Or join the library band - yes, they do have one and it meets on Wednesday evenings!

The Redmond Chamber is where its at for getting connected with other businesses! The weekly Coffee…read moreClatters are fun and lively, we've connected with other businesses and new customers in a way we never could with simply running ads and networking solo. The Ribbon Cutting events are also great. If you are a new or existing business in Redmond looking to get more connected to the local business community, the Redmond Chamber of Commerce is pure GOLD!

This Chamber is community gold! What a fun staff that puts on great events and coordinates some…read morefantastic community involvement with all they do. Kara is incredible, a great benefit to this group and a pleasure to work with. Kara and crew were super supportive of the non profit I worked for and would support us in the various opportunities in Redmond. Redmond itself is a great community and this chamber fits right in line with the city itself. I enjoyed every interaction with the team and the support they offered, I genuinely miss working with these guys.

We have nothing but GLOWING reviews and appreciation for all of the advice and support we received…read morefrom Davida at the Chamber of Commerce. We were in Madras for the total solar eclipse and she was so helpful in finding us a GREAT place to view the eclipse and in suggesting the best travel route to take that saved us time navigating all the traffic. She was available both by phone and email to answer all of my husband Lloyd's questions. The city of Madras did a fantastic job of "hosting" the eclipse and making it an incredibly great experience! So, THANK YOU Davida, thank you Chamber of Commerce, and thank you Madras!