Our family went into request Real IDs. It was one of the best experiences I've had. I was very…read moresatisfied with you quick and friendly service. They were respectful to my family; and they were knowledgeable of their business. Everything in the process was organized and step by step explained for me. They even had a gentleman named Billy there that added a little bit of humor to the process. He is a very nice man and made a very dark day for me to a very bright day with a smile. They even helped me with my son who has autism to be able to update his ID into a real ID. This is not an easy process usually; but it was made one by Billy. All in all, it was a great value. It was done in a proper, honest, and respectful way! Our family will do business with this company in the near future and this is where we're going to stay. Another tag agency in the same area will no longer have our business ever again. It cannot be compared. Thank you Billy! Thank you Tinker Tag Agency!

Always friendly, dependable service! We only go to Tinker Tags to handle our auto and ID needs. The…read moreonly thing that I have a problem with is their phone handling time. They'll have you on hold for over 5 minutes without asking what your need is.

Friendly staff, plenty of brightly lit space, and great selection! The first thing I look for after…read moremoving is to find the local library and the Choctaw library is small but mighty, a wonderful community resource!

I walked in to get my library card and the front lady (i wish i remembered her name) anyways, she…read morewas very nice and helpful when i couldn't find something when i was checking out i had mentioned a book i was looking for and she took me right to it & went from out behind her desk 3 times to show me where something was and that's something i highly respect ! Thank you :)

Went by yesterday to find out they are open on Fridays from 9-6. Not sure if this is all the time…read moreor if there is something going on. Last visit provided plenty of opportunities for research and browsing. A library card for local residents is free but there is a charge for non residents.

This is a very nice, updated, and clean library. My friend and I came here to do work and there was…read morevery fast WiFi and a quiet study room that was very large with lots of huge birch wood tables. Plenty of tables to work from in the library also. Friendly staff and guests are respectful of others. One of the nicest libraries I've seen.

I drove out to this library to pick up an experience pass. I spoke to them on the phone prior to…read morecoming in. The staff was very nice. The past was waiting on me at the front desk as soon as I showed up. It's a small library but it's a small town. It was clean and peaceful. Not a bad place to spend some time!

2 minutes ago…read more Understaffed. Horrid attitudes.. Long, Long wait time, I'm talking 3 to 4 hr wait time if you "Don't pay" for an appointment. Then they give u a hard time for bringing in bottled water. PEOPLE have needs.The taxpayers are being disgraced..all BECAUSE of bs bureaucracy. This is Horse song. Absofing ridiculous. Sad sad sad. And politicians DON'T care..obviously. so much for MAGA.

OMG. Horrific experience. They are very rude and condescending. We didn't have a paid…read moreappointment. We waited for 4 hours and were turned away....gleefully, I might add. The larger man with a beard was so patronizing as he announced that they were now closed. There were two elderly people who had waited longer than us. They had to leave and return the next day, as did we. So the next morning, the horrible attitude started all over again. Please...for the love...get them some windows in their stale windowless hovel or fire them. City of Edmond...this is on you.

The Library is a public branch of the Metropolitan Library System (Metrolibrary) in Harrah,…read moreOklahoma. It serves as the easternmost library in Oklahoma County and functions as a community hub for education, events, and resources. It is housed in a historic 1953 structure originally built as the First Interstate Bank building. In 1987, Frank Swan, the bank's chairman, donated it to the City of Harrah with the specific request that it be converted into a library in memory of his wife, Elizabeth Swan hence the name. It's located right in the center of town next to the police station. The speed goes from 45-35-25 pretty quickly so pay attn.

Harrah is a quaint town that surprisingly has a OKC library. It's a stones throw away from Choctaw…read moreand located in what seems to be the original downtown. I reserved a book online and thought it was suppose to go to the Nicoma Park location and was told it went to Harrah. Since both libraries are off of 23rd I took the drive. Again to my pleasant surprise it wasn't as far as I thought and as close as I needed it be! Bravo to Harrah for a nice library in it's downtown district!

This is a small satellite library located behind the city hall complex and community center. If you…read moredidn't know it was there you would drive right by. Hardly ever see any one there or any cars outside. Great place to spend a little time looking around and researching. Plenty of parking.

I love this library! It's always practically empty and the librarian is super friendly and customer…read moreaccessible. It's my second time at this location and it fit the needs for a drop off and a quick check in. The books are well organized and sectioned for easy visibility and access, the dvd movies are limited but still a good range.

Lost package right after I paid at the counter. Can't make this up. No assistance and lots of…read morehostility on follow up calls.

After going to this location once to pickup a package I had to go a second time. I got a text at…read more9:38 saying that my package was available for pickup. Now I can't pickup the package until Monday because apparently it arrived at a different time than when they could open the area of where it was dropped off. Beyond pissed because I gave them my information already the first time I went there and apparently a supervisor found my package. But then the second time I went there the super visitor was apparently in a meeting again and I had to give them my information again. Why is this stupid service saying a package is available for pickup between X amount of hours and then the employees refuse to go back there and get it. Beyond irritated at the service here and don't know how they keep shit in order there.

Spent 32 years of my life working here. It was a great place to work but you had to be on your…read moretoes. When I started the parking lot in the main admin building had more cars in it than my home town. It was built on the former site of the Douglas Aircraft Plant. Here's a little history from AI. It began in 1940 when local businessmen, led by Stanley Draper, lobbied the War Department to establish a maintenance and supply depot in the central United States. On April 8, 1941, the order was signed, and construction of the Midwest Air Depot began in June 1941, completing in March 1942. The base was renamed Tinker Field in June 1942 to honor Major General Clarence L. Tinker, an Osage Native American from Pawhuska, Oklahoma, and the first Native American major general in U.S. Army history. Tinker, who earned his wings in 1921 and was awarded the Soldier's Medal in 1926 for bravery, died on June 7, 1942, when his B-24 Liberator crashed during a mission against Japanese forces on Wake Island. During World War II, Tinker played a critical role, repairing B-17 and B-24 bombers, fitting B-29s for combat, and producing C-47 Skytrains and A-20 Havocs at the adjacent Douglas Aircraft plant, which was later acquired by the base. By 1945, the base was formally dedicated as Tinker Field, with 150,000 attendees and a keynote address by Lt. Gen. Ira C. Eaker. In 1946, Tinker modified B-29s for atomic testing at Bikini Atoll, including the Enola Gay, and worked on President Truman's C-54, the "Sacred Cow." The base became Tinker Air Force Base on January 13, 1948, following the creation of the Department of the Air Force.

Visited Tinker Air Force Base for the air show and had an amazing time! The event was very well…read moreorganized, family-friendly, and open to the public. There were plenty of food vendors and activities for all ages. One of the coolest parts was being able to walk onto some of the model planes and get a close-up look. The air show itself was incredible--definitely a must-see if you're in the area. Looking forward to the next one!