The staff is over the top kind and helpful. And happy!! I heard multiple " have a blessed day "…read more I love that. Pleasure doing business with them.

Went to the Cherokee Tag office to inquire about property taxes and also getting a new tag for my…read morecar. Went to the building behind the main building inadventently, and so walk into the first floor and turned right going to the first large window looking for help. Four women proceed to finish their breakfast and talking first, before acknowledging me at the window, after standing there for 4 minutes. A women did come from the back, walk up to me to ask me if I needed any help. Commissioner Mastroserio should be aware of the lack of customer service when paying for her for job in the state of Ga, when her employees would rather just waste time getting a pay check first. Would like the Commissioner to have a dept. meeting to review the focus on the customer or finishing there food first.

Outstanding tag office. I never have had to wait more than a few minutes at most. Very courteous…read moreand helpful clerks.

Melissa was very nice and very informational in helping me understand what I needed to have done…read morewith my paperwork. Melissa is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME. THANK YOU SO MUCH

I had to come by here to pick up some papers...very nice people here. The place is a cell phone…read morefree zone so turn them off before you enter the building...they got signs all over the place...no complaint... I just want to give a shout out to the former police chief Roger Garrison for giving $20,000 to the Anna Crawford Children's center recently. His charity has donated close to half a million dollars over the years to various local causes such as Meals on Wheels and Boys and Girls Club...thanks chief, you're an inspiration to us all.... Their website is here https://www.cherokeesheriffsfoundation.org/?page_id=31 1525th review 9/11/2018 447th for 2018

Brand-new training facility only a couple of years old really really nice extended parking places…read moreand indoor shooting range including on tower that's four stories tall Rooms were comfortable, with good chairs.

If you need help with printing, vaccine, emailing to others, the librarians are all very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful about technology and it is a great deal less expensive than a UPS store

Forsyth County has four libraries. Sharon Forks is my home library, and we're spoiled because they…read morerecently remodeled it and it's fabulous! On that note, the Cumming library serves all the purposes of a library : books, references, librarians, and the best of all... Kids programs. It is however, older so I tend to go to Sharon Forks, but if I'll go if they've got a great program being offered for the kids. Plenty of parking. Right next to the Forsyth County Senior Center.

It wasn't that long ago that Johann Gutenberg (1440 AD) invented the printing press. Before then…read moreonly monks and wealthy men knew how to read. So what Gutenberg did for the common man was he leveled the playing field-similar to the way technology has done today. Once people could read..better... put their thoughts into words...ah the pen became mightier than the sword. It gave rise to the average man. No longer was power and privilege locked in by blood. It was by words. It was the printed words that allowed a little German monk from Elseben, Germany named Martin Luther to take on the mighty Roman Catholic Church. It was also the printed words that allowed a little known school teacher from Thetford, England named Thomas Paine to take on the mighty British Empire. Of course lets not forget it was words by a red headed lawyer from Virginia named Thomas Jefferson that gave birth to this nation that we are lucky to be living in now...whatever they may say it is not only a privilege to be able to read but it is our duty not only to keep but protect this right. This is why libraries are so essential in every community. Books-the printed page are the memory keepers of our species. They tell us where we've been so that we can know where we're going. This little guy is located in the corner of Hickory Flat Road and East Cherokee Dr. It's a small library but it packs a punch. Upon entering one is immediately drawn to the stain glass like dome ceiling at the center of the library. There are big comfortable couches with large windows allowing the natural light to brighten the atmosphere of the place. They have at least 20 computers for patrons to use along with a pay as you need it printer. Its' a great place to browse and to study. I highly recommend it...

Our little local library is exactly that: little but local. As a GSU PhD student, I'm not rating…read morethem for access to research databases or availability of every book known to man (although with inter-library loan, I'm sure their holdings are quite impressive indeed!). What I do know about this location is that they have a great selection of children's books and activities designed to help kids become comfortable with reading, learning, and local community development. My toddler and I have been going to story time this summer, and it had been a great experience. My daughter now loves the experience, even though she's not super attentive for every story (I mean, she's two - that's part of the territory). I'm glad our area library provides so much access to these programs, and I hope my daughter grows up loving reading just like I did, getting excited for new books each week.

The staff here truly is deserving of 5 stars. They are patient and thorough with any questions you…read moremay have. If you have children, they will enjoy an extensive collection of puzzles, books and videos just for them. There are tables and a little play area. It is very welcoming and can hold quite a few children. So it doesn't feel crowded, even on a fairly busy afternoon. There are a few new selections near the front and they also have featured books each month that you can browse. Unfortunately, they do not have much of a selection of African American authors, either new releases or fiction. The books I came in for all had to be ordered from other branches in the Georgia library network. None were available, even though they were NY times best sellers. I will continue to visit and enjoy the kind staff, the children's area and may even find a video to take home. There are quite a few to choose from.

I will definitely bring my kids to the library more often. I loved it and they have an awesome…read moreselection if books and the children's section was amazing. My son, daughter, and I had a blast!!

Always helpful when we have questions about projects around our home or in our communityread more