Pitiful! Textbook…read morewhen arrogance meets incompetence. My vehicle was towed from the Maxwell Street parking lot in Calumet Park Illinois. The Crooked Mexicans who work there are in cahoots with rapid recovery Inc tow in Markham Illinois. At 1:00pm After I purchased food my car wouldn't start so I had to walk home and the Mexicans apparently watched me and had rapid recovery inc tow my car. When I came back at 3:30 p.m. the vehicle was gone and I had to figure out that it was towed. After paying the $240 to get the vehicle out I observed money missing because they broke into the vehicle and there was damage to my vehicle. After I got the car from the tow company Markham police told me that I had to make the police report in Calumet Park. I went to Calumet Park police station and sat for 45 minutes only for them to tell me that I had to go to Markham police to make the report. In typical foolish nonchalant above reproach fashion Calumet Park police were wrong for sending me to Markham. The most worthless part about all of this is that after making the police report at the Markham police department it took 2 months for them to finally contact me. They told me that they did not do any investigation because it should have been made in Calumet Park. So apparently the Crooked Mexicans at the Maxwell Street restaurant can be in cahoots with the Crooked Mexicans at the rapid recovery tow in Markham. This is evident because both police departments couldn't care less to even contact these thieves. Maybe I should have said a darker skin black man was involved and they probably would have come running with guns blazing or at least followed through on the investigation. -On a side note when I first got back to try and jump my vehicle in the Maxwell Street parking lot and realized it was gone. the Mexicans I had just bought food from began to act like they didn't speak English. Thinking they stole my car I called Calumet Park police which were literally three blocks away and they never showed up.

I went in with Mom today; we'd just been to the bank to chat with them about a substantial amount…read moreof money that someone decided to help him/herself to out of Mom's account. The officer we dealt with was very nice, very helpful, and very thorough. (Mom had been there before, with a similar problem, and got quite a runaround. I wasn't there, so that's not included in my rating.) I neglected to get the officer's name or badge number; if I had, I'd bring her a box of cookies or send a gift card for Dunkin Donuts. Thanks, ma'am, you were terrific.

I went to Morgan Park today to find out about a simple question about a Windows parking sticker and…read moreI desk. sergeant was treated me so rude and entitled me as you people if this is what my tax dollars pay for I strongly .disaprove

Great programs--always some interesting going on at BIHS…read more More info and cool photos at www.facebook.com/BlueIslandHistoricalSociety

Nice little library that does the best it can with what it has. Came looking for Sanborn Fire…read moreInsurance Maps for Blue Island as the catalog shows they have it on microfilm ... but when you ask for it you find it is buried in a storage room which they are reorganizing ... so it essentially is not available. Add to that the fact that they got rid of their microfilm reader and you're in for an unsuccessful visit. If you're looking for just the more current books and a selection of everyday titles, this is probably your place. Adult section on the ground floor, children's in the basement. Nice for everyday community use, not for any research.

Grew up going to this library. Always helped me find books and movies by requesting from other…read morelibraries. Nice, cool place to get work done.

poo staffed police department at the village of robbins, never any staff in the building, no staff…read moreSargent, supervisor, extension to leave a message for a return call, no chief in the building and no pol presence in the building the lady in records field all the calls and running the poorly pulled off show!, I saw all this because my daughter Nicole was found badly beaten and murdered last week and I keep calling up there for updates and this is what I get, im from Massachusetts and the police department in Every area are on point. I've Never been so disqusted in my Entire 54 years of life, this particular police section should be immediately shut down ( because it useless) and serves No public purpose and it's cases should be han off to a department that likes doing it's job and is available to do it

If I could give Riverdale Police Department 0 stars I would today two Riverdale police came to my…read morehouse I didn't call them my daughter brought them to move out in fact I was in my room sleep I was woke up by loud noise so I open my bedroom door a unknown male in front my bedroom the first thing he said was get back in your room I was what who are you then another male said you heard him get back in your damn room at this point I realize they was police I said I don't have to go nowhere y'all in my shit get the fuck out I know my rights they both said they are not going nowhere they allowed my daughter to destroy my stereo take my car food out my house. I will be calling my lawyer my 1st 4th and 5th amendment rights was violated.

My experience w/ Mt. Greenwood Auto, in Alsip,was nothing short of horrific. If u have time and…read moremoney to initiate law suits then this is the place to go. I was lied to, charged for work not performed, price gouged (fraud) and left with a multitude repair issues that stemmed from the initial job not being performed right in the first place. After my vehicle left their shop it was brought back on three occasions for repair until finally I went elsewhere. When I asked for compensation to offset the repairs caused by their neglect they did offer to repair at their shop at no charge but I did not accept as my trust and confidence were gone. After being told to "take it to court" I did and did receive some compensation to offset my costs. Every worry most of have about being taken advantage of from an auto repair shop was realized - they were happy to take my payment but boy if u have a problem it is a batttle. If the time would be taken to check a vehicle before it leaves the shop, invoices are checked for accuracy and above all show some honesty instead of double talking and spending time outside weed wacking the driveway it could prevent a lot of grief for everyone. I have given this experience zero stars and would give negative stars if I could.

Patience is a virtue. Expect a long line, be patient because this location in Midlothian has an…read moreorder. Their process works and your business will get accomplished. Their staff was smiling, enjoying their work and friendly towards their customers. They made me feel appreciated and my needs were handled with care. If they are patient during this process, then we as customers should be patient as well.

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. I arrived at 7:22am for my 7:30…read moreappointment to renew my license. I paid $30 cash for my vision exam ($1 fee if using debit/credit card). I was back in my car at 7:41. Fast, efficient, friendly. I highly recommend this location.

I stopped at the Pullman branch in order to drop off ballots for the city elections. It's a small…read morebranch but it was hopping today with people there to vote, and election workers trying to talk up their candidates. Voting and ballot drop-off took place in the community room just inside the entrance to the building. This branch has a small parking lot in the back with about twenty spaces, as well as street parking because Green Street is a cul-de-sac here. It's a small branch and a single story, but it's also a newer one having been built in 2005. It's in really good condition I was surprised to find it's been around that long. The architecture is in the prairie style that they've been employing in the newer branches, or at least the ones built around that time. Like many of the newer branches it's LEED certified as well. There's a children's section, and the main room of the library has a large number of computers for the neighborhood's use. When I was there, only one was in use but the dude seemed to be winning his game! They don't seem to have a huge collection of books, actually, though libraries are so much more than that these days; luckily the CPL system is huge and you can get pretty much anything transferred between branches if the local one doesn't have it. Given the location of the branch it's not a surprise that they feature information related to the Pullman company. Specifically, they highlight A. Philip Randolph, an important figure in labor, Pullman company, railroad, and Civil Rights history. He spearheaded the movement to unionize the Pullman Porters, and for his efforts the Pullman Porter museum is named in his honor. They also have some nice artwork; in the main room there are some panels depicting various scenes. In the entrance hall, there are portrayals of both A Philip Randolph and Barack Obama. Almost forgot to mention what I saw I was leaving. There was a little box just inside the door with two boxes of naloxone, aka Narcan, to use in suspected cases of opioid overdose. Since Illinois is a state where anyone is allowed to carry this to provide aid if necessary I've been wanting to pick some up for myself to carry, but I haven't seen it in public spaces to prove assistance. I was pretty glad to see it.

Everything went very well there nice and quiet the young lady by the name of Eve she was very…read moreprofessional with me very helpful kind and patient because I am a lady of 80 year young and she truly truly have helped me