Super efficient. The staff that I encountered were pretty friendly! Street parking only. There was…read moreonly one person ahead of me when I went on a weekday morning so no wait!

I went in because I misplaced my parking tag and they helped me promptly; in a few minutes I…read morereceived a replacement tag. Excellent center to have in the community.

This is the second time in a decade that I visit that building. This time was on behalf of a friend…read morethat received a notice from the town. Everyone was helpful and attentive. I was promptly directed to the office I needed to inquire, and over there I was directed to the person I need to contact to resolve the issue.

The office of the Monroe County Office of Vital Records is where you need to go if you need a birth…read moreor death certificate. You enter the building through the double doors and wait in line at the sign until the teller calls you. When I was there, one lady was on lunch and the other lady very efficiently handle the small line that had gathered since I walked in. Unless you're a funeral director, you go to the window, tell her what you need, she hands you the proper forms on a clipboard and a pen. You sit, fill out the form, return it to the window, show your ID, and she prints your paperwork and receipt. Funeral directors must immediately announce themselves, according to the sign. They take cash, check, and credit cards. This office doesn't see a lot of action, even though they share it with the M.E. (Medical Examiner). Hence, only six parking spaces and three handicap spaces. Overflow parking is on the circular (one way) driveway. This building is next to Monroe Community College, across from Southview Commons and Rocfish. The Office of Vital Records is open Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. closed Saturday and Sunday.

Greeter was very nasty. Yelled at me when I didn't understand something. Gave my dad and I issues.read more

Very hard to find? The staff were friendly. I only stopped in because the book I wanted could not…read morebe placed on hold to transfer to another library.

staff is super nice and sweet, very lgbtq plus inclusive and kind to everybody. great place to hang…read moreout with friends or just get some silent reading time :) sorry we almost got the cops called on us twice tho

I have been a user of this branch since childhood. Thanks for your wonderful customer service,…read moreBranch Manager Sara, and attendant Jessica. You made my visit well worth it.

Rochester is so lucky to have the Lincoln Branch Library. This branch has the potential to fade…read moreaway and be neglected just because of its geographic qualities, but instead embraces them and serves its constituents better than many other libraries I've visited. I'll admit it, I was initially afraid to come here because of the street address. As a library lover and good citizen, I'm ashamed of that. Every library needs love, no matter the location. I recently had the opportunity to attend an event held at the library by the Young Urban Preservationists, and I not only had an amazing time at the event itself, but got to poke around in the library and see a neighborhood that needs a little extra TLC. Lincoln, the result of mergers and consolidation in the 1990s, is an excellent example of a library that really meets the needs of patrons. This branch serves the largest Spanish-speaking population, and has a large collection of Spanish language materials for circulation. I was also impressed by the equal number of flyers in English and Spanish in the front vestibule. Understanding patron needs is a huge part of successful libraries. Lincoln does an amazing job with limited resources, like all city libraries do. The bilingual materials and tailored books take the branch above and beyond other branches. As a bonus, many of the staff members are bilingual too. I would be remiss if I didn't mention the toy library housed here at Lincoln. I could go on and on about how amazing the toy library is, but I'll restrain myself and encourage you all to see it for yourselves. Housing the toy library at Lincoln is so smart because odds are, the kids that go to Lincoln regularly probably don't have access to a ton of toys at home. I hate saying that, but the toy library makes up for it. Toys are divided by types of play: educational, infant/toddler, sensory, games, creative, pretend. Toys circulate for three weeks, just like books, and the three week period is enough time to replicate the time it usually takes for a kid to discover a new toy, play it out, and move on. The entire room is interactive, so you can start playing before you even take anything home. Like with all city branches, Lincoln does have the same issues with a lack of physical space, lack of hours, but does have a decent amount of parking. If the library were open more often, I suspect it would be packed to the gills every day, much like it was that afternoon I visited. Again, it's no fault of the library, just that city libraries need to be open more often on a whole. I'm so happy I finally had a chance to visit the Lincoln branch, especially for a program. This is a library that loves the community and wants to serve everyone as best they can, like any good library should. Let's all make a point to stop by and give this library the love it deserves.

The town of Greece has it going on! Their parks and community center has so many things to offer…read more Playground is great, lots of fun things for the kiddos to do. The water park is definitely my favorite, very safe and well maintained. There's a really nice walking path with workout equipment throughout. The community center offers so many great programs for kids and adults. Halloween here is the best, with art projects to be created, games to be played. A bounce house! The parking lot turns into a trick or trunk adventure, with so many community members like police officers and firefighters hanging out candy. There's even a DJ. Such a great event.

I have been a resident of the town of Greece my entire life. When it came time to get married we…read moredecided to rent Lodge One at Braddock Bay Park. We contacted them several times about cleaning the outside of the lodge .. was told it would be done. The day of our wedding they just took the chairs and put it over the bird droppings .. as if we wouldn't notice. The outside of the building was disgusting. We ended up cleaning cobwebs, bird dropping off the concrete and window screens, there was a light on the building that was broken, we sent emails to William Reilich and Peter O'Brien and of course I never heard back from them. So if you are looking to rent Lodge One do it in winter months you won't be embarrassed that your guests will see the filth .. I have attached pictures of the outside of the lodge ..

Lost all my good will and excitement to be a patron. Started off with .50 hold fees, in a pandemic,…read morewhen everything must be put on hold. I check out literally thousands of library items and I cannot sustain .50 cents a pop. This year alone I've already spent 40 dollars just to get my items. Escalated with late fees, which is absolute b.s., proven not to work. I was spoiled in my old system, which eliminated them. Was lied to on the phone about why I could not renew items online (why I got the hold fees, which I did pay and was still not able to renew items), and also then the person I was speaking to couldnt seem to renew the item while I was literally in real time asking them to look at my account. Finally I'm told i returned a book damaged, which is inconceivable. Disappointed in my experience here. I'll be looking for a different home branch.

This is my childhood library and I have only the fondest memories of this great space. Whether my…read moremom was bringing me to rent a VHS of Little Rascals for the 40th time, or I was there for my next young adult read, I always enjoyed my trips to this library. Their child section is next level, and I remember always feeling surprised when I could get any musical soundtrack I needed. Their media selection is fab! They serve delish coffee and the checkout process is easy. The location is prime for anyone who lives in any part of chili, and is a great stop after a trip for groceries or errands around Chili. The hours are super reasonable (open until 9pm M - Th) and the parking is easy peasy. Enjoy your trip and get out to support your local library!