It is a miserable post office fortunately for the last decade I had a really great mailman but when…read morehe goes on vacation all breaks loose I've watched the substitute go up and down my dead end rd leaving mail in all the wrong mailboxes if they leave mail at all. most times my mail will wait until my regular driver comes back and sorts through the mess that these people have made.

Not only was the Clerk super friendly and helpful.(For instance he helped me choose what mailing…read moreoption was best), he noticed that I'd made a mistake in the address. - I was there 10:42 Friday morning Nov 20th Clerk 01.

So using REAL ID as an excuse to stand around and do nothing in a practically empty DMV and making…read morepeople make RESERVATIONS to Register a car SEVERAL WEEKS away is a disgrace. Forced to pay $150 to a DMV Expediter in Yonkers (30.miles away) and was done in 20 minutes and the were 100 times more courteous and professional than the Peekskill DMV employees who replied "Oh well, it is what it is"... Fire them and hire the expeditors that can do their "Hard Job" in 20 minutes (plates, registration, temp inspection)...

The best DMV experience I have ever had. Prompt courteous service from the time you walk in until…read morethe time you leave. Peekskill DMV exceeds what is ordinarily expected of the DMVs in New York City and State. They set a high standard.

Wanted to wait a bit and visit a handful of times before I yelped. This library has all the things…read moreI look forward to when visiting. Nice staff that truly cares about the youth and books that are classic and modern. This library has something I have never seen before. An entire separate wing for 0 to 10 or 11 years olds. I am impressed. When I walked in there they have two to three staff working in diffrent areas with the young children. Walk over through sliding glass door and then walk into a separate larger two floor wing. Here you find the friendliest security guard named Jerry. He sits in front of the teen's computer youth area. Then walk over to the adult area fitted with computers for the public to use (with a valid library card). Youth coordinator is fantastic. He is energetic and bringing great programs for the teens. Librarians are very sweet and always ready to help. I am very happy to call this our new home away from home.

I have recently discovered that the Field Library is open until 9pm on certain weeknights, so I…read morefeel like they have partially redeemed themselves. (Not that you WANT to be walking around in that neighborhood after dark.) The library in Yorktown is only open until 6 or so. Now that I follow R.L. Stine on Twitter, maybe I should look into reading some of the Goosebumps or Fear Street books in the children's section...

I wouldn't give this complex 1/2 star. When I first moved in over 12 years ago the age was 63 and…read moreneighbors were friendly and looked after one another. Their main interest is in only $$$$$$. If you get a government check you are in. No regard for safety, protection or health of renters. The only saving grace is the staff keeps the property up to standard. Finding a place to move, do yourself a favor and try some place else.

Cute station and they have a vending machine on the platform that takes credit cards and dispenses…read moreSkittles! It's right on the river so I imagine waiting for a train in winter is extremely cold. But it's a pretty view.

Peekskill is my go-to station that I use most often whether it be city trips or going up the line…read moreto Dutchess. Both sides of the tracks have ticket machines which is great because I cannot stand when I have to haul a$$ and make it over to the other side when im rushing with only minutes to spare before the train comes. Location has a great view, clean for the most part and has restaurants nearby to grab a drink or food when waiting for a train.

This is a union hall for meeting for my members of the National Association Of Letter…read moreCarriers,(NALC) Robert B. Morton Branch 693. The Rocco S Magnotta Memorial Building. Meeting with the Union President and his cabinet for union members and Union Delegates ( Shop Stewards), for most of the upper Westchester County Post offices, held once every other month from 18:00 to about 20:00 ( 6-8 p.m.) at this location for advanced knowledge and updates pertaining to the Joint Contract Administration Manuel (JCAM), and the Local union contact. Union members can also obtain information pertaining to the M-39, which is the post office by laws and the M-41, the carriers delivery manual. Hot food is served after every meeting at this location and pizza is served at the off site location in white Plains NY, a Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner is served in the appropriate months ONLY AT THIS LOCATION. Carriers sit and talk shop about the climate of their own office and how each shop steward handles particular and similar situations. There is a small uniform space for Union members to donate used or new uniforms and shoes for carriers to select from and it's free. All grievances pertaining to NALC members are processed here, whether it's a contractual grievance, violation of members rights, or defenses from the Postmasters and supervisors accusations. There is normally a cabinet staff member present Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. pm to 16:00 (4:00 p.m.) unless they must go out on an office visit concerning a union member. Shop Stewards work closely with labor relations and safety to acquire knowledge to intelligently consult, lead and guide their constituents through a healthy postal careers because the Steward is the police of the office.