From the very moment I walked in I was greeted, with great customer service , a lovely woman by the…read morename of Shaun assisted me with a very urgent express priority shipment. She was very professional, attentive, & carried such a kind demeanor that made the experience genuinely pleasant. I look forward to returning to this location for all my future needs .

I have always found the staff to be very courteous and helpful! The manager is excellent and it is…read moreextremely conveniently located. I don't understand all the better reviews. I think that they do the very best! Our Postal Service in Roswell is fantastic.

Quick. Pleasant. Clean. Very impressed with how easy it was. I was 15th in line and was in and out…read morein 20 minutes.

The young lady that helped me we were in and out in less than ten minutes not that crowded at all…read moreand she had great customer service I wish I knew her name but we are called by number.

Great Team! My truck was stolen at 7PM, I had it back by 11PM…read more Thank you so much!!!!!

I don't know if they were somewhere else and they just moved here, but it was tricky to find the…read moreoffices. I have attached MANY pictures so that you can find it. I was involved in a hit and run and had to wait for an officer to come and take my testimony so a report could be written and you can claim against the person that hit you (their insurance). This was all made possible because I quickly jumped out and took his license plate. By the way, the office I was talking to on 911 also told me that had I left, I also could be charge with leaving the scene of an accident. I was very impressed with the quick response of the officer that showed up to take the report to the investigating officer that is responsible for find the guy that hit me. The only negative besides being hidden behind several twists and turns, was that I found was the computer system seems to be down frequently. It may be because of the new location. I haven't given up, and I hope to get my police report soon!

This LFL is located inside the Roswell Town Square. It is the second LFL from Jim and Nancy in…read morehonor of their daughter Heather. The first one is located at the entrance to Old Mill Park https://www.yelp.com/biz/little-free-library-old-mill-park-44542-roswell?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) This one is a miniature replica of Barrington Hall and inside there is a small plaque to the left that reads "Built by Jim and Nancy Halsema. Painted by: Historic Roswell Sherwin Williams" They also have these beautiful book marks with a touching tribute to their daughter Heather. There is also a small guest book that you can sign.... It's certainly a loving tribute to eternal love....a beautiful addition to already a beautiful park...

Super cute little free library in the park! Was hard to find it at first because I thought that it…read morewas in the street infront of the art gallery but its actually in the park! Very clean, has bookmarks and a notepad to write notes to future readers. Loved it!

I had an awful experience today in the post office. My mail was delayed and because I had informed…read moredelivery, there was a letter from the Department of Treasury. I was waiting for 5 days and decided to come to talk to the supervisor. Also, I wanted finally complain about other people's mail delivered for some reason in my mailbox, I kind tried to say that it could be a problem that my mail was delivered somewhere else. She listened and in a moment came a guy, young athletic. He never introduced himself, started to tell me that I should not talk to him about this issue, rudely interrupted me a several times. I asked for his name and why he does not wear a tag or badge, he said he is going to call police. I think he heard my accent and decided to get rid of a Karen who came to complain. Well, I left and I filed a complaint..not about my missing mail but just attitude. I just wonder is it a new normal to yell and treat someone with police when someone came and ask to do his/her job. Still confused about what happened, it feels surreal, go to ask for mail and suddenly be arrested by police because a tall athletic guy got scared of an Ukrainian girl. Also, wonder if I were a man or not Ukrainian would it still happen?

I won't talk about the horrible customer service. They aren't all bad but the bad CSR's make this…read morePost Office my last choice even though it's very convinent to my location. Multiple times I have dropped a package off inside of this post office. The prepaid label was never scanned. Recepient never received the package. Once it is in the back and doesn't get scanned you have no recourse other than filing an insurance claim which only works if the item has been scanned by the PO. DO NOT trust them to scan your packages. Unfortunately you need to scan every package at the kiosk which sucks if you have a lot. Even when I've had a receipt there have been instances of my packages disappearing! I believe this post office has a theft problem.

We came here for a MOMS Club tour and they were amazing. They were so great with our kids (all…read moreunder four) and let the kids ask questions, play, and then we bought them pizza and they ate with the kids. It was a wonderful experience and the men of this station are incredible!!

You are very unlucky when your car gets hit by another driver in Sandy Springs…read more It happened to my daughter in my car. It was a hit-and-run. She called 911. An officer from the SSPD came and checked her ID, her tag, and the damage to her car. But when trying to download her report, she noticed that her 911 call was connected to another crash report that did not have her name on it. After talking with an extremely rude civilian working for the records department of the SSPD, we were transferred to dispatch and given the necessary information to contact the responding officer to request a police report that included her name - but he refused to provide one. Is that even legal? The police department has clear evidence of her 911 call but refuses to write a report on the follow-up. I hope this situation gets fixed soon since we need the report for our insurance.

Guess I'll review who kept me sane when I couldn't attend the Masquerade last night. I am a fan of…read morethe Sandy Springs Police Department. I walk out to my car at my boyfriend's condo complex and...oh wow someone has decided to completely destroy half of the left side of my car with their own. First bonus: you want to call the cops for anything while in Sandy Springs? Just dial 911. It feels weird to be like "no actually it's not an emergency but I did call you earlier!" ...I did in fact call the regular non-emergency number and was told I had to dial 911. Fine. So..first time. Within 10 minutes of giving all sorts of info to the operator, an officer came. He was incredibly nice, and even hung around for a good 20 minutes to do his paperwork to see if this lady would return, since she didn't leave a note it is considered a hit and run. Finally a good 8 1/2 hours later, she does in fact return..and badly park in the same parking space. Within 30 minutes I had checked out the car, called back, talked to an officer, and was back inside all warm, and finally relaxed since all the next steps have been thoroughly explained to me. Actually, second officer, Officer Hancock, explained things even more thoroughly and he was pretty amusing. He also really likes to tell it how it is so.. watch out drunks (as if that's surprising if you've ever driven down Roswell Road on a weekend night). Pretty sure the lady parked there is not a drunk but man did he have a mini rant on that bit. But yeah...that explaining thing makes a world of difference, TAKE NOTE APD. So boyfriend, your address may end in Atlanta, GA, but when I dial 911, Sandy Springs shows up and I like it very much. #Yelp365 - 32/365

Officer moon came out at minutes to 11 and helped me changed my tire with the utmost level of…read moreenergy I have ever experienced from a cop I loved it

Their city is broke so they are trying to come after our pockets. I got a school zone to ticket…read morewhen school wasn't even operating. They must be really broke in norcross

A first visit to this library branch in Johns Creek felt like stepping into a little haven. The…read moreentrance was lined with $1 books and a spot to donate your own, which instantly set a warm, community‑minded tone. Inside, the space is bright and peaceful, with huge windows overlooking the trees, plenty of cozy seating, quiet study nooks, and full access to computers. Stephanie, a librarian of 21 years, was a joy to talk to. She mentioned that visits have dipped since the pandemic, perhaps due to the rise of e‑books, but she wishes more people knew about the incredible resources that often go unused. Beyond books, there are digital tools, in‑person classes, access to new computers, and even free passes to Georgia state parks and the Chattahoochee Nature Center. That's a novel perk if there ever was one. It's a true community gem--welcoming, accessible, and a reminder that libraries offer something the digital world can't: connection. Stopping by your local branch might just be the best chapter you add to your week.

I have been to many libraries in the past 30 years, but I have never seen such a well-managed…read morebranch. Not only is the environment elegant, the interior clean, well-organized and quiet. The most important thing is that the employees here are all nice and proactive in helping everyone. Special mention goes to Ellen. She is warm, professional, and tries her best to provide convenience for us, which left a deep impression on me. Indeed, Fulton library system is luck to have people like her!