Well Reno and propane people I was so upset last night that if you read it you would understand but…read morethanks to Aaron and Brian we finally got things right I hope so until I see it on my next bill I will update then but was nice Aaron listened and thank God for recorded phone calls Ann wasn't the problem here but it looked like she was so Ann I apologize to you sorry I blew up yesterday but simple math is simple math and Aaron took a nice try to still bill me for your gift and he finally understood where we Ann were coming from thank you I hope this is my last message for eagle energy dam it mis communication gets people upset this day and age thanks Ann your responsible for me keeping me as a customer thanks

Almost 2 years later, not once have I run out of fuel nor had any interruptions in service for any…read morereason.To the contrary, my delivery guy Mike is the BEST. He calls me the day before and about 45 minutes before he comes the day of. Just as a curtesy. He is a Professional and he just knows when he needs to be here. 5 stars isn't enough for the Eagle team. These guys are not on their best behavior to win a customer, they have demonstrated exceptional service to EARN a customer. Thank you!!!

12/1/2025 came here for first time to mail a package to California. The nice lady was so helpful…read moreand was very fast and efficient with the customers ahead of me. Place is very clean and they take their lunch between 12-1 so plan accordingly.

I am about to hit one year here. I love it. the apartments are beautiful, the views are beautiful,…read morethe staff are incredible. as soon as I can I will be renewing my contract here. it's quiet and peaceful.

I used to think plants are boring, well I was wrong. Plants are awesome. Really they are. And this…read morelibrary really shows how amazing plants can be! The wife was looking at libraries to bring our kids to while on our little vacation to Reno this summer. Well, she found out that the downtown library in Reno is somewhat famous! Yup, that's right, a cool library that's even well known. Apparently this library has always been filled with wonderful indoor plants of all kinds. As I walked in I was quite impressed by how green the space and relaxing the environment was because of all the beautiful plants. Oh yeah: - so so so many plants all over, hanging, standing, growing sideways, coming down towards you, they are all around. - all kinds of from pothos, monsteras, fiddle leaf figs, and succulents to spider plants and snake plants. If you can think of it, and it's an indoor plant, it's probably here! - Multiple floors with so many book stacks and more - several of the floors are kind of half floors, interesting right? - friendly staff who helped my kids and provided a fun scavenger hunt for them (keep them young longer). They said it was fun even without prizes. - basement floor is actually like an indoor atrium of sorts, you can eat there, it's paved like a backyard with the pebbles embedded in concrete so you don't have to worry about getting the floor dirty. Lots of seating and the coolest spot too being lower level. Ehh: - no free parking. It's a bummer but understandable being this is downtown in a bigger city like Reno where everyone's office is located so if they had a lot or a structure for the public library it'd be expensive to maintain AND many people would likely illegally park there AND they would have to charge the patrons anyways.

OK every so often Reno does this thing where it reveals yet another wonderful side to itself…read more So I'm downtown running errands and business. Then I'm like... Oh! Heeeere's the downtown public library. I was not even prepared for the overwhelming sight before my eyes. I don't know if you folks are familiar with the 70s science fiction film "Silent Running". It was like walking onto the valley forge set of the movie. And it's still a wonderful library too! Are you kidding me?! And BTW everyone there( you know, the librarians) are so kind and informative. I grew up with libraries from coast to coast including the New York public library. But I'm hard pressed to say this is a wee bit more impressive. Wow! Go get yourself a book!

I'm halfway between the guy who said "This was way easier than the DMV" and my own opinion of "Why…read moreis this just as hard as the DMV?" Truth be told, for most things it's a lot easier, but apparently registering a boat with a motor of any kind requires nearly an act of Congress. Earlier this year I bought two plastic layout boats that had mounts for an electric trolling motor. I could use the boat with or without that motor, but of course the plan is to motorize them at some point. For that reason, I had to pull these plastic floating rectangles you slide into down to NDOW for an "inspection", which was nothing more than them looking at the boats, which I assume was to make sure they're actually boats, match numbers on a certificate of origin and taking a photo for the record. Prior to doing this I went to NDOW with all my paperwork to find out what I needed to do to get these registered. I laid it all out on the table and showed the woman what I had and was told I needed to bring them for an inspection along with the certificate of origin the seller provided me and we could get it all done. The reason for three stars is because after following those instructions I was told my paperwork wasn't sufficient. See because the paperwork was in the name of the seller, they would not accept that I owned the boats. Even though I had every piece of paper provided by the manufacturer and the title to the very trailer they sat on, it wasn't enough to prove I was the rightful owner. So after all of that, I had to track down the prior owner, bring him a bill of sale form (which they provided), get him to sign it, and then return to NDOW to complete the process. Because these plastic floating rectangles will have a motor on them they needed to be officially inspected, titled, and registered, and this process took me as long as it's gonna take to register the trailer! So if you have a kayak and you want to put a motor on it for any reason, you'll need all that and more. Kinda ridiculous.

I went with a couple of my Nevada cousins to State of Nevada Department of Wildlife for hunting and…read morefishing licenses. They will issue reduced rate hunting and fishing licenses to any Honorably Discharged Veteran who has a Service-connected disability of 50% or more. The customer service, wait time and health protections were all adequate. Their awareness of and support to disabled people were above average. CONDITIONS: The Department shall issue without charge a hunting and / or fishing license, upon satisfactory proof of the requisite facts to any actual bona fide resident of the state of Nevada who has incurred a SERVICE-CONNECTED disability which is considered to be 50 PERCENT or more by the United States Veterans' Affairs and has received upon severance from an honorable discharge or certificate of satisfactory service from the Armed Forces of the United States. RESIDENCY: "Resident" means any person who is a citizen of the United States and who has been actually present in the State of Nevada for 6 months immediately preceding his application and who intends to make Nevada his permanent home. Attach copy of identification dated six months prior to application, which shows current residency. Such proof may include Nevada driver's license, rent receipts, public utilities, employment check stubs or other documents indicating the licensee's name and current address. A previous year's hunting or fishing license is not acceptable proof of residency. HUNTER EDUCATION: Attach copy of certificate of hunter education administered by state or Canadian provincial wildlife management agency if you were born after January 1, 1960 and you are applying for a hunting or combined hunting and fishing license. NRA or military certificates are not acceptable. $ n/c [03] Resident Disabled Veteran Hunting and Fishing $ 3.00 NV Special Use Stamp $ n/c [07] Resident Disabled Veteran Fishing $10.00 Duck Stamp $ n/c [08] Resident Disabled Veteran Hunting $10.00 Trout Stamp $10.00 Second Rod Stamp $10.00 Upland Game Bird Stamp For more information, contact the Nevada Department of Wildlife at (775) 688-1500 in Reno, (702) 486-5127 in Las Vegas, and (775) 738-5332 in Elko. Visit the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) website at http://www.ndow.org/ for hunting and fishing license information and the NDOW Disabled Veteran application at http://www.ndow.org/uploadedFiles/ndoworg/Content/Forms_and_Resources/disabled-veteran-app-2.pdf .

This was such a fun event. I wish I had taken more pictures. Everybody was dressed up and looked…read moreamazing! The mansion was beyond beautiful and each room featured a cocktail from four different bars. They were all delicious and perfectly crafted, it was so hard to choose a favorite. Our night ended with a little crafting where we got to decorate our own candle holder. I hope there's another event like this one. 10/10!!

We came for the free event last week sponsored by Nevada Arts For All. Our 3 yo got to create…read moreseveral Christmas themed art projects, got a free Christmas themed book, and told Santa what he wanted for Christmas. We had a great time watching our boy learn to create, without spending much money. I really love this organization and location and encourage parents to check out their offerings. Truly a blessing to our community.

My experience has always been positive when coming here. Team is friendly and helpful. Since I…read morestill use stamps and mail I appreciate this location.

This post office is my least favorite. It's the most busy because it's central. They don't have…read moreenough staff helping ever. Two people and 13 people in line. Take makes for a 25 min wait just to mail a letter. It's mind blowing. every time I am here it is the same. I just wasted my lunch break and got back from it late because of it. No thank you. When I finally got to the front there were 20 people in line.

Steve Did an outstanding job installing our security system. Mounted TVs, Ceiling Fans, added our…read morenetworking panel. Friendly, Fair Prices, Great Work. Highly Recommend

I have used Steve for several household projects from installing ceiling fans to fixing a dryer…read morevent that was not hooked up appropriately. Steve's prices are fair and reasonable. His work is very detailed and he's always pleasant, and thorough, and he cleans up after himself. Steve communicates well by text messages and emails to provide estimates and invoices. All in all, I highly recommend Daily Solutions to anyone who needs a handyman.

I called Jolly Rooter on Friday to request a quote for installing a tankless water heater to…read morereplace my traditional tank before painting my garage interior. Rich, the owner of the business answered the call and sent Chris out for the quote. Their price was fair and lower compared to another quote and their knowledge of the work that would be required was extensive and much appreciated. They said they could do the job on Monday so I hired them on the spot. Chris showed up promptly Monday morning and spent the day doing an extremely meticulous job on the install. He took his time to make sure the end result would be pleasing to my very picky aesthetic standards as well as operating perfectly. The entire system was tested and working perfectly before I paid a dime. Look no further than Jolly Rooter for a very competent and reasonable plumbing company with excellent and friendly customer service! I will use them for all of my plumbing needs going forward and highly recommend you give them a call if you're here looking for a plumber. Thank you Chris! A+

Rich sent a crew out same day to remove the tree roots in my sewer line. Chris and his partner…read morearrived on time, performed the task quickly and professionally and charged me a reasonable fee. The next time - and there's always a next time - Jolly Rooter is who I will call again.