I like this little village library. It is quiet and has events for children and adults…read more Free WiFi. If they don't have a book you are looking for then they will search the other libraries and get it sent right to them. Just not open as late as big city libraries but it is still a great library.

awesome leadership, super helpful, even after not passing some medical things they still hooked me…read moreup with an awesome job that I'm excited to get started. awesome place to take your next step into the US army.

One hell of a Recruiting Station. The command here helped me over the course of 2-3 years to find…read morethe job I wanted, obtain it, qualify for the Army, and respected a contract I previously had with another company. Would highly recommend this station if your looking for a office to start your career with the U.S. Army!

I don't get why we have cops and I am a Republican. 90%of you just sit and try to catch speeders…read morewhich really, who are they hurting except the liberal Toyota and Subaru driver that sit in the left lane and drive less than the speed limit. But you never see them pulled over for impeding traffic. Then when you call a cop for an actual problem, like 6 of them show up and only one actually does something. And then a hour later they all leave with to my knowledge, nothing resolved. I think I would rather have that overly fat/ partially dork hall monitor from high school show up and help me. At least they take better notes and have some results. But I guess we pay cops just to shoot poor people and people they don't trust so I see why they are in St. Louis

Helped me find my car after it was stolen. I don't remember the officers but thank you. Super…read moresupportive and helpful.

I wonder how some of the eateries here pass a health dept inspection. Light covers missing off all…read morethe ceilings light over the food prep areas. Chicken served at temps that will make you ill. Tea dispensers never taken apart and cleaned. The list goes on and on. Eating or drinking out here you are rolling the dice. What does their health department do ?

I initially contacted the Jefferson County Health Department to inquire about the COVID…read moreVaccination. I was frustrated when I was transferred to a voicemail and had to wait for someone to return my call. I am a very impatient person, so this was quite the annoyance. To my surprise, I received a call back within an hour from Tara Garrow. Not only was she helpful, but she answered all questions I had! It is often said that you can tell if someone is smiling over the phone when they speak..... well she was smiling and was one of the most helpful and pleasant young ladies I have spoken to in quite some time. When I received a call about scheduling the vaccine, I had the pleasure of speaking wiht Ms. Garrow for a second time. Let me say she was just as pleasant and helpful as she was initially. Amazing work Ms. Garrow! Amazing Work! Sincerely, Grateful Jefferson County Resident

I come here quite often to pick up items as we volunteer a lot in the city of O'Fallon…read more The staff is always very friendly. The administrative assistant is always very kind and smiles. Sarah, the event coordinator for volunteering is also very sweet

They turned me away from voting tonight when they was the first place I voted at when I moved to…read moreO'Fallon missouri they said I couldn't vote there when I explained I heard I could vote anywhere they said I had to go to the place listed but I wasn't going back because they was rude city hall is closer to my house then the church and it was the first place I voted at in O'Fallon so they need to stop turning people way that need to vote no matter what

Beware!!! Google maps will take you to the wrong location! I'm on your side Apple Maps, you never…read moredo me wrong! From the Vandalia State House, take 185/40 (N. Kennedy Blvd) north, turn left/west on W. Randolph Street, then right/north on N. Perkin's Street one block to W. St Clair Street. Turn left and it's up on the little hill on your right/north side. I absolutely love state capitals, which would lead me to enjoy past state capitals. I had been in rural Illinois a few times and always wondered what Vandalia had to offer being that it was second Illinois Capitol City (an oldest one still existing, unlike Kaskaskia which is now under water). I followed Vandalia's tourist page to the few landmarks that existed. One was what is called "Little Brick House". It's an n example of simple Italianate architecture that has been preserved by the Vandalia Historical Society. It is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places and is thought to have been constructed in the mid 1800's. According to the website, "Josephine Burtschi, local artist and historian, was born in this house. In 1956 she purchased the house and started restoring it to its original appearance. Over the years, the Little Brick House has been renovated and furnished with period pieces, antiques, and early Vandalia artifacts. Contained within the six rooms are furniture, china, engravings and books acquired from descendants of state officers, legislators and the Ferdinand Ernst Colony who lived in Vandalia when it served as capital. The library, called the Berry-Hall room, pays tribute to James William Berry, the first talented artist of Illinois, and to Judge James Hall who established Vandalia as the first literary center west of Cincinnati. (http://www.vandaliaillinois.com/littlebrickhouse.html)" There's a little history for ya!