Police to meet you Hope you've guessed my name…read more The Rosenberg Police Department were basically given this place rent-free which is pretty cool of the town and of the mall and the property owner, but it wasn't the kind of property that would easily be rented out and it kind of shows you a little bit of what kind of crap we are dealing with, but having said that when you look at some of the militarized equipment that they have - which is mainly used in the suburbs where it's not remotely needed - it's kind of funny, except that it sucks. They seem like a pretty decent Police Department compared to some, and have never given me too much trouble.

Ive always looked up to police officers with admiration and respect,, even wanted to be an officer…read moremyself at one point in my life. That's changed due to society and even some interaction with officers from houston itself. Granted those take place when I see them in the community, which is rare enough. I once got into a wreck and was having a mental breakdown while the houston officer (either stafford or fort bend) was rude and callous (while I understand the job is highly stressful, still its better to interact positively with people especially when they're emotional); but this is about Rosenberg, a much different story. I've seldom ever seen officers in the community that weren't patrolling, growing up, but here in Rosenberg I see them all the time, and it's fantastic. They show their human side when they're at a restaurant with their kids, or stopping somewhere on break. Then when they let you talk to them as I like to do, I can ask a question and they'll answer if they can. I think this shows a great interest in community as well as just being approachable. Every officer here that I've met has been friendly and helpful, a reminder that they too are human. It's almost enough to reignite that old desire to be an officer. Now also when I've called then, which has only happened twice: once because I saw a stray dog on the side of the road, and another when inquiring about job opportunities in law enforcement, that the responding person was attentive and helpful, even if my call didn't seem that important for the moment. I see them patrolling often as well, which I don't see in cities like Sugar Land (maybe that's why everyone speeds like bats out of hell), so the fact that their presence I'd noted is another positive in my mind.

Mixed experience. Staff was neutral, signed us up and got us a library card. No tour of library or…read morewarmth with staff. Library was underwhelming as it is small and doesnt have much. The positive is that is does have a lovely yard out back.

This Harris County Public Library Katy Branch is located on Franz Road. City of Katy Dog Park…read moreshares the same ample parking lot to assess its huge park. This location offers used books for sale to support the library in the lobby along with its restrooms. There's a Help Desk manned by friendly supportive staff as you enter to accommodate visitors. In case you want to roam solo, there's prominent signage to guide your path. The expansive library offers something for everyone if you choose to visit for an hour or all day. Check their website for upcoming weekly family events. Reading has been a lifelong passion of mine. There's no place quite like it to get lost in.

The library can be quite crowded and noisy, especially on the ground floor. There are plenty of…read moreseats for self study on the secondary floor but again can be crowded too. The worst I want to highlight is the absence of paper towel for wiping hands dry after using the bathroom. Just within a couple of hours, I noticed a couple of inconsiderate and careless people who parked on the line in an rather crowded parking lot.

Great place to study! It was quiet and had plenty of space. I also got a library card as well…read more Super easy process.

Great place to stop and visit and enjoy the walk around this historic landmark. There are benches…read moreand plenty of shade to chill, relax, and enjoy old downtown Columbus.