Beautiful, expansive, in-depth museum (donations accepted)/library/tourist shop…read more In the main lobby is a HUGE history tourist shop that sells novels, snacks, post cards, souvenirs! Above is the main library and below (down a ramp) the New York State museum with exhibits on American indians, 9-11, the Dutch colonies and warfare/exploration in New York State. Since the only lonely review is from some dude who drove from Minneapolis to Albany, to get wifi (says a lot about internet in Minnesota).. I'll leave a short recap of this place. It's fun for all ages. The old museum exhibits were a thrill for my Grampa. He especially loved the re-enactments, stalls with goods for sale and glass encasements with history items; clothes, cannons, miniatures, maps. Awesome exhibits (rotated). Nifty, large (multi-leveled) library with benches to sit near windows. Brilliant place. Review: 5

Disappointing you can only visit on Monday through Friday prior to 5:30PM. Most adults are working…read moreat this time. For working adults would be helpful to have weekend and/or evening times.

The library has a good selection of books and DVDs and even a nice selection of items to purchase…read more We love the changing displays. One staff member is a bit abrupt when asked questions, but the rest are very nice and helpful.

I love the East Greenbush library. They used to be in a small space in the East Greenbush Town Hall…read moreand when they built the new one it was only about a third full but over time they've grown to fill it. I wasn't too keen on the space to begin with but it's grown on me. They've got a great selection of books, DVDs, and Cd's, lots of computers to use, comfy chairs to sit and read in and lots of space to work. There are only a couple negatives - a lot of the high school kids hang out here on weekday afternoons, not a bad thing but they can be a little loud sometimes, and the checkout counter has no system for lining up. I've seen kids stand there with a pile of books waiting to check out and some adult comes along and walks to the counter in front of them. It would be good if they had some stanchions like they have in banks just to make things more organized.

Although I've been crossing this bridge many times over my life when I go up to Albany (or further…read moreinto Saratoga, Lake George or further) (having come from Dutchess Co.), this bridge seems a bit outdated to me. It's no wonder when you search for the bridge, the DOT is saying they have a rehab project going on for this bridge. I cross it not because I don't like the bridge crossing Route 9, but because I'm forced to if I'm trying to take the fast route on Interstate 90, or need to get to-from Interstate 787 (or am trying to get back to Rensselaer County just on it's other side). It's great that it can carry many cars at once, and I do like that it has multiple (2) lanes from either side, but it's many a problem when it comes to joining up with I-787 at the edge of the bridge's one exit nearby which has caused multiple problems for many folks (but not me, being the more-local)! I don't like that you can't cross over to 9 very well (or to the train station very well from this bridge or interstate) and that there are no plans to bring people to the train station from either side of this bridge. There are no signs leading you towards the train station from either side, but it only get's the job done when needed - get people across the Hudson River.

Amazing! They got me in for my 1st appointment for the application in 1.5 weeks! I just got off the…read morephone with Lesley for my application phone meeting and she was such a pleasure to talk with. Yes, the conversation takes a long time, but she was patient, kind and understanding. I started the call super depressed and spoke about how I am applying due to a suicide attempt. By the end of our 2 hour long application meeting I was smiling and felt inspired to keep going. Thank you Lesley for being you!

The employees were very helpful and informative.......was taken in quickly.....I did have to make…read moresome follow-up visits though.

All of the officers that work here is awesome and amazing people that I ever met and chief Cox is…read morethe best boss ever I look forward to help you out with the everything

Probably the WORST physical structure in the Albany police department. It's gotten more makeovers…read moreand facelifts than Phyllis Diller. It did get a revamp of the holding cells a few years ago but it seems that the old style of policing is fading for a new touchy feel approach. Seems odd that with stricter gun laws there's more crime. Remember the late 1980's?? As Paul Butterfield sang, "better days". Not the cops fault as the mayor really controls the force. Sorry, as Dave Aloisi would say "but I digress". Forgive any misspelling Dave. When Donald Trump said SHITHOLE he was speaking of the old Division Two building. Even the rats don't like it. Many fine officers, present and past. Some gone before their time. To many of the personnel; police, civilian and repeat offenders, South Station is home.