As a Villa Rica Public Library patron and community partner, I can't overstate my satisfaction with…read moreVR Library. The Manager, Dr. Rachel Linn, and the entire staff are so warm, welcoming and accommodating. They have generously supported my modular Black History exhibit, "The Carver High Experience," every February for the past 7 or so years. The space that is provided allows me to present my visitors a true "Museum Without Walls" experience. In recent years, we've had more than ten large (30-60) student groups from Carrollton City and other school districts, visit it. As well as a number of senior and church groups. I provide a walking and talking tour of the exhibit along with a personal narrative about My Carver High Experience and my childhood growing up in Carroll County when this area was populated by only a few thousand people and most of them were farmers. The number of general public visitors continues to grow. Back in 2005, our original goal was to create a brick and mortar museum. When that plan fell through, I had an epiphany to create a modular traveling exhibit. The rest is history. VRPL has become a vital component of my answered prayer: to research, preserve and share the history of African Americans in Carroll County with current and future generations. When we started this quest in 2004, hardly anyone remembered or knew much about Carver High. Most in the younger generations had not heard of it - including many African Americans! By now , I believe MOST residents know something about Carver High. In closing, our Visitors' Log keeps track of individual visitors (not including the students). The visitors count continues to hover around 300-400 indIvidual visitors. I know for a fact that some visitors don't sign the log. So there's another hundred or so visitors to add to the visitors' count. I am thrilled that approximately 1000 visitors now come to see "The Carver High Experience" each year at the VR Library... I believe their warm and welcoming atmosphere has a lot to do with it! We started out including a Tour of the Library to manage the oversized groups. I'm sure many of those young people have become patrons themselves. VRPL has so many youth-oriented activities and feature, such as gaming tournament, a teen center, study rooms, a separate children's library, etc. It is also the meeting place for adult clubs and community organization. It is a safe, well/maintained, well/supervised welcoming space for children and adults...with lots of books. Carolyn Gray Creator & Curator The Carver High Experience Traveling Exhibit.

Absolutely beautiful library- family friendly, perfect for a rainy afternoon with kids. The…read morelibrarians are incredibly helpful, and there are various areas to sit and enjoy a good book.

Great meeting place for large or small groups. They have a large conference room that can close off…read moreto give you a private meeting. You also have the option to use one of their smaller meeting rooms. They also have a large wall of information about different business and services. The facility was clean and very comfortable. They even have a small kitchen that you can use if you need to during your meeting. The staff is very helpful and friendly as well!

Well, I'll be the first to leave a review with the Chamber. Having lived in several states,…read morecities, and countries, this is the first time I've become involved with Chamber functions/events. From my experience, the staff does an amazing job reaching out (props to Kali & Sara). What impresses me it that the staff is always ready to help, very knowledgeable with the activities in the community, and always trying to find ways to get better. With that said, we sometimes encounter nay sayers, or Debbie downer, however this is only location that you won't find one. Great work, we're proud of your contributions to the community.

Great personnel, kind, firm, knowledgeable, with a touch of levity. Enjoyed my visit. (to a dmv?)read more

I went to renew my license on a Saturday morning and was in and out in just 30 minutes. The process…read morewas quick and efficient, and I experienced great customer service -- definitely a pleasant surprise for a weekend visit!

Well wouldn't you know it. I had to stop by and handle a little business, business. I still am…read morenever comfortable with going through metal detectors. For some strange reason I always sit in my vehicle before I go into the Courthouse and go through my purse just in case I forgot to take my pistol or numb chucks or vice grip out of my purse. Why? I guess because alcohol and crack really do kill your brain cells quickly. I have a fear that there is going to be some thing in my purse that I normally wouldn't have in there and I end up embarrassed or in jail. Once you are allowed to enter the areas past the security guards it's a breeze. I have noticed on a few occasions that there is a sanger (you know a singer) that works here. And she likes to get her sing on all over the place. I have yet to see her, but she has a lovely voice. I enjoy hearing her from time to time. Otherwise, it's business as usual in this building. The employees here are much more polite than at Fulton County and usually quicker than Clayton County. They are more in line with Henry County or Fayette County government offices.