I've heard many horror stories regarding this office. I can't honestly say I had a bad…read moreexperience. Granted I got there before they open and waited in line but it seemed to run through pretty quick.

Long wait, about an hour once in. Communication getting a ticket when I was in the line coming in…read morewas bad. Is there any better DMV locations that may be better?

none of those two reviews are true.. i recently rented and couldnt ask for a better or cleaner…read moreplace they were gracious and i recieved my deposit immed.. i did need to clean up after myself of course if you need to rent a hall this is the best and most reasonable place !!

This was a great event space for what I needed. When it comes time for you to receive your deposit…read moreback make sure that you sign a document that you got it back. If not it is your word against hers and she will fight you tooth and nail. Apparently she needs the money more.

The office is Covid compliant and clean. I had a Very short wait and she apologized for the few…read moreminutes that I did wait The woman working at the post office was courteous; excellent customer service.

Can this be true, five ***** Stars ***** five to the US Post Office? Am I crazy?…read more Never in my postal dreams, oops, nightmares could I have imagined getting service so good from the USPS that I would write a positive review of my experience and max out the star rating. But behold: I was out of town recently and realized I would be staying longer than originally planned. So I accessed the USPS website to place my mail on hold starting that day and extending out two days past my return. When I got back home, there was NO mail in my mail box, including a rent check that a tenant messaged me he had himself dropped in. I messaged him about the missing check, and he replied that other mail was in the box at the time he dropped off his check. I got my held mail bundle from the PO and, surprise, his rent check was inside along, obviously, with the mail that had been building up in the box prior to USPS processing my online request. Amazing! The postal carrier had removed the already-delivered mail from my mailbox and kept it at the branch location with the held mail for safe-keeping. My mailbox does has an unsecured flap, and should be replaced with a locking box, but that's another story.

They need to clean their side walls off. It's required by the boro!!!!! And, it's dangerous…read more It's bad enough that the handicapped can't get in to the post office. Now, the elderly could very easily fall!!!!

Great service especially Linda that works the front desk. The service I get is great! Luke the…read moremailman also does a good job!

I had the chance to study at this library and thought it was a great addition to the Greentree…read morearea. If you need a library setting to get work done, that's reasonably quiet; I'd consider this. Super friendly staff, and there are tables spread around. It is on the smaller side, but there were also two smaller cubicles to work at in the back too!

This is a good place to meet someone informally that you prearranged. Mom uses the library a lot…read morefor her Christian class studies. She like the privacy of the carols. The library IS NOT open Sundays so you have to go to Mt Lebanon library in this instance. There is an Asian librarian here that is MORE than helpful and resourceful!

4.5 stars. This Carnegie Library in downtown Pittsburgh is currently open six days per week during…read morethe daytime. This library offers a wide variety of publications as well as public computers, printers and copiers for a fee, free Wi-Fi, and meeting rooms. When I lived downtown years ago, I could easily walk to this library. Now that I live in the suburbs, I can either park in a nearby garage or take public transportation here. Most recently, I used this library virtually when I scheduled a grants-database training with a librarian. She began our Google Meet call on time, and she spoke very courteously and informatively to me. I appreciate her advice about how to access the databases.

Wow, just wow! I had the opportunity to tour this downtown library branch at their Grand Re-opening…read moreevent in April 2021. Thanks to the donors/grants and job well done to CPL-Downtown leaders/staff for creating the bigger, brighter, beautiful, full of the latest technology library space. If you haven't visited this location this year, I highly recommend checking it out. Besides the incredible business space with reservable co-sharing glass door offices, meeting rooms, desk tables, there are separate designated spaces specifically designed for teens and children. There is even an audio room designed to record podcasts. This investment is a tremendous public resource for the Carnegie Library patron community.

The Monroeville Library very much is a hub of activity for the community! There is always…read moresomething going on for people of all ages and interests! Take a look at the calendar and you will find crafting classes (I've made jewelry, painted, made a scarecrow wreath), attended talks on local and national political issues, heard from Holocaust survivors and been entertained by magicians and musicians. They have foreign language classes, game nights and even karaoke! The upper floor is the "adult" section where they have all the books and media geared towards adults. It also houses event rooms, computers and the maker space. I think one of my favorite and unique things about this library is all the unique things you can take out. They have everything from cake decorating kits to power tools! Even outdoor games. They also have a fabric "library" where you can grab fabric, threads and patterns for free for your sewing or other project needs. The downstairs level has an events space and the children's room. The children's room is always a buzz with activity and in addition to a lot of books, they also have a puppet theater and tons of educational toys to keep your little ones occuped. The only down side to the library is that the parking lot is at the side of the building. If you have acceccibility needs, there are a few spaces close to the entrance, but otherwise you have a short walk down the sidewalk to get into the main entrance. I love our local library and hope everyone knows about and takes advantage of all of its amazing materials and services.

I was pleasantly surprised by this library. I think the layout could be better & the parking lot…read morecould also be more accessible but the library itself was large with lots to offer! They have different areas for kids, books, computers, for sale books, for rent items such as tools or cricut, rooms, and even offered food pantry items if needed. The bathrooms were dirty and small. There was a long line due to the lack of stalls. Customer service was OK. I'd come back though!

This is not a huge library by any means, but the water fountain is ice-cold even during…read morerecord-breaking heat, and there's comfortable seating and lots of reading material while you wait for the fury of Ra to ebb. The library staff were unclear on whether a visitor could use the wireless network (Bluesocket asks for a library card number), but since I rock a Clear dongle anyway, I was able to get online and avoid agreeing to an acceptable-use policy that couldn't be viewed on the library's website until after I had agreed to it. Don't librarians hate shrink-wrap licenses?