Nice enough airport with somewhat of a spartan interior. I went to the upstairs restaurant for…read moresome coffee and found it equally spartan. Once passing through security, keep in mind there are no amenities, so get everything done ahead of time... like caffeination.

It's hard to beat this airport for convenience. Everyone, including the TSA shows up about 30 min…read morein advance. Screening is quick with hardly any line. Baggage checking and claiming is easy. Parking is free up to 30 days (and who's counting?). Free parking alone can justify the somewhat high fares here. The fares can be high. I get competitive prices, all things considered, for longer trips connecting is San Francisco. If you're only going to San Francisco or Portland and no further the cost can be ridiculous enough to drive instead. Because the flights are just a small plane that unloads, loads, and leaves again there is limited baggage space. On one trip my ski bag had to be sent the following day from SFO because there was no room. But picking it up the next day was very easy. I think delays here are very uncommon also, things go very smoothly. We have good weather, supposedly 300 or so sunny days a year. The only delay I had was due to fog in San Francisco in summer, they held us back due to the backup there. Sometimes I have gotten lower fares, especially from Reno or Sacramento. But considering the driving, parking, or train costs and the extra time it really didn't pay.

Nice stop. It's somewhat barren, but is a great stop with great visibility. The station was fairly…read moreempty during my visit.

The first train stop after crossing into Oregon from California on the Amtrak Coast Starlight,…read moreAmtrak - Klamath Falls was a 9 minute 'smoke-break' stop early in the morning of our second day (Leap Day 2024). We were the only train stop in the morning, and there were two thru way buses scheduled for later that day (one to Grants Pass, the other to Redmond, Oregon. Took a peak inside during the break, then quickly got back on our car (nicely identified by the yellow step ladder put out by our car attendant).

I am in 8th grade and I recently broke my leg at school and when the ambulance arrived theses guys…read moremade the best of a bad situation by making me laugh and smile as I was on the ground and when they got me on the stretcher they had to post me up the hip it was hilarious because the guy in the front was yelling PUT YOUR BUTTS INTO IT BOYS to the guys in the back and i was at the hospital in a matter of minutes and after i got me X-rays turns out i broke my tibia and fibula and one of them even came back to check on my it makes me happy to know they aren't just doing there jobs they ACTUALLY care and I really respect them for that so thank you to the emt team

Everyone needs the fire dept This is the station my great…read moregreat grandpa was a firefighter of.its great to see it still being used n maintained.quick response times emt 's

Just want to Thank Deputy Stattinger (so sorry if I misspelled your name) for getting back to me…read moreregarding an inmate commissary question at Klamath jail in Oregon. Google wasn't giving me a straight answer and I felt so helpless being out of state. Deputy called me back and kindly and professionally answered my inquiry. THANK you for Deputy Wilson for assisting as well. I won't get into too much detail as its a private issue with a friend but it's moments like this where a little bit of kindness goes a long way. Society forgets that law enforcement have feelings too and most go in this field with a compassionate heart. I was reminded by it again today with the above outreach.

Our sheriffs department works very hard to continuously provide public service duties.they have…read moreaided me several times.always thorough professional My fav law agency in town

Love our library. Staff are always great and do the best they can. Selection is phenomenal for a…read moresmaller town.

This is not the library of my youth that I remember…read more If you want to do drugs, openly prostitute yourself by the newspapers loudly over the phone, apparently the local library has become a hub for it. One guy was slumped over definitely high. Another female was on the phone picking up her next client. I'll just take my books and go to Starbucks next time. Disgusted because there are children there. I'm open to everyone having a right to a public space, except drug use on the property. And if one feels the need to prostitute, shush and do it quietly. Also I'm definitely open to more drag queens. I'd rather have that than the activity I witnessed.

5 stars for the VA reps at my location but 0 stars for the VA. Last Sept I filed a claim for an…read moreinjury I sustained serving in the Army back in 1973 and was denied end of story. Great staff here I highly recommend this Veterans Service Extension Office.

Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhh no…read more This post office is near to my house but somewhat far from my heart. I can't say whether it's the fault of the staff or just shitty customers but every time I visit with the need to ship something flat rate there are next to no boxes out in the self-serve area and never any in the size I need. I don't like being forced to wait in the always-long line just to get a box that should be out on the shelf. And you have to use their boxes to ship flat rate. Often I find myself cursing as I either cram my goods into a too-small box or pad out a too-oversized box that I've found in the dregs of the shelving. It could be that the customers are to blame here, I do see some possible clues in the form of: 1. Half-assembled boxes left half-hazardly strewn around the counter space. 2. People who just stare blankly at the very obvious and simple choices on the self-service computer screen. ("Sir, I don't think you have the capacity to serve yourself.") 3. (this list item intentionally left blank) 4. Half-written address labels just left for dead on the counters. Seriously, every time I walk in there I feel a sense of malaise so thick I could cut it with a knife. But to the credit of the staff here, they have always been friendly enough and helpful (the few times I've had the wherewithal and the schedule availability to stand in line for the appropriate packing material. People - for the love of god. It's not that hard... don't steal all the boxes, learn the simple difference between Express, priority and flat rate. And get the hell out of my way. Oh, and if you can't read or you're just slow in general, stand in line and let the nice ladies at the counter help you. The self service machine is too complex for you.

Excellent service here. Jerry is so helpful, & just amazing. Great location. Love the self postage…read moremachine & drop off. Look forward to the new scanning of prepaid orders being available soon. Thank you guys so much.

Waited for over an hour because online information wasn't clear. Wouldn't take my military ID as a…read moreform of identification, but will take a passport? Wtf? Also, my utilities are electronic and they wouldn't even look at my phone, as if I couldn't photoshop an invoice that's printed. Wouldn't verify my WA plate for my vehicle - which can be done online in about 30 seconds with the VIN. REALLY need to get with the current century of technology. It's easy to scam showing a piece of paper - electronic proof from a government agency is certainly more secure.

Monday the 7th I waited 5 hours for a 5 minute transaction, I left a comment on the dmv site and…read morereceived a reply full of excuses about the new ID taking extra time. I tried to pursue the "Conversation" but the site won't allow it. They got me over to their site and it doesn't work either, instead you get to converse with a "Virtual Data Assistant" that ultimately won't help you at all. They don't want to fix the problems, they do want to hold you off. It used to be much faster, but since the computerized ticket system came on line, waiting times have gone through the roof. They really don't give a hoot, and they make providing constructive critic impossible.