I went to the DOT today to get a real ID and I have to say the lady I worked with her name is Jodi…read moreand she was fantastic. She was so friendly and nice made for such a nice experience..

they are horrible abt communicating abt what needs to be done I've tried to do everything they ask…read moreand take care of my stuff but every time you call you get a different response i think they like messing with people when some one gets in trouble they should be more clear abt what and when things need to happen

The social security office in Bismarck is the all time slowest in helping anyone! I have been here…read morefor over an hour and only 3 numbers have been called! This is totally insane! This is worse than the welfare office! I hope it's worth the wait. They have 9 windows from what I see, however it's down a hall so I can't see how many people are actually in the windows, probably 1, or 0 because I don't even see anyone at the windows getting help! Wow the 4th number has been called yaye... Moving right along... They actually called my number and go to the window it was painless, quick, and the employee was super nice and very professional so instead of 1 star I'm putting 4 stars, it would have gotten 5 however I waited for way over an hour and there were only 2 people working that I could see.

Sat on hold for 20 min then said goodbye WTH the National…read moreOne said 55 minutes for the wait. Seriously! You cannot talk to them !!!

Pros: -Lots of resources: they have books, audio books,…read moreDVDs, music CDs, magazines, and newspapers. -Additionally, they have circulating collections like art prints, fishing poles, ND State Park passes, life vests, and movie binge boxes. -Library goers also have access to free wifi, computers, printers (for a cost), digital audio books, eBooks, and much more. -There's study rooms! Plus lots of tables and chairs for reading and working! -There's a coffee shop! -Children's area is pretty big! -Meeting room calendar to see what type of community events are happening at the library. -The staff is super courteous and helpful! Cons: -The stench, I can't even call it a smell because it is so strong and rank. The stench is primarily in the bathrooms and in the entry way. -There tends to be a lot of transient people that utilize the library and wait around outside of the library, which is great, however... I think (can't totally say for sure) the stench is coming from people abusing the bathroom for other things.... not just doing the natural deed (PLEASE SPRAY THE ENTRY AND BATHROOMS). Overall, this place is A-OK!

I really love this library and all it has to offer but the older librarians are kind of not…read morefriendly. They don't greet you when you get to the counter. They don't have manners. They don't say "have a nice day" at the end. Just grouchy looking. I usually use the self check out because I'm so scared of the interaction with the old ladies. Please stop working at place where there is supposed to be love and friendship if you are not going to show kindness.

tv, slamming doors, orange clothes, windows don't open, library is very limited, provided…read moretransportation included restraints (!), cold, stay in dog kennel included at no charge, late nights and early mornings, drab décor.

We visited the North Dakota State Capitol on a holiday weekend with our dog and enjoyed walking…read morearound the capitol building and on the trails around it. The grass and buildings are very green and well kept. There are several different statues that share about the history of North Dakota that are fun to explore and learn more about. We stopped at several of them. You can also join a tour if you would like to explore the capital more. We didn't since we had our dog with us, although sat on the steps of the capitol building and enjoyed the view!

The North Dakota Capitol was a bit more minimalistic than most. Not much to see, but a good…read morereminder that every state has its own style.

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park was $7 for a day pass and well worth it in my opinion…read more The park is spacious, clean, and very walkable. It's great if you want to learn about history. The views are spectacular. We went in May and it was so green and we loved the views of the Missouri River. I also love that it's pet friendly and you can have your dog on a leash here on the trails. Highly recommend to all!

The park is very beautiful and well maintained. We took the Custer House tour and it was very…read moreinformative, the guides are dresses like soldiers and very knowledgeable. The Indian village is awesome, kids (11/15) really enjoyed. Would recommend if you are in the area.