I had a very unfortunate experience at the library again. This has been a repeated experience…read morealmost every time I frequent this place. Upon walking in, there are a couple of shelves featuring various types of books. What I find interesting is that there are always books on these shelves that favor left-leaning topics. There are a few reasons this is disappointing. One, the majority of this community has the opposite value system. So to many, this would feel like intentional gas-lighting. Secondly, I don't understand why the library wants to engage in such divisive topics? If they feel the need to display these type of books, why not offer some balance and include all voices and perspectives instead of just one? Visiting this library always makes me feel disenfranchised and bummed out.

Every time I go to the Library, I am impressed with both the collection of books, movies an music…read moreCDs. We are sooooo lucky to have such a wonderful resource so close at hand.

I sent a package to a disabled friend in Sandpoint Idaho. Due to a traumatic brain injury and…read moreseizures he is unable to drive. For some reason, they are holding his package at the post office due to a customer request. The thing is neither one of us made the request and now he's having a hard time getting his package delivered to his home. In fact, he says he hasn't gotten any mail for days and has no idea why. I've tried to call Sandpoint post office a half a dozen times over the past two days and no one ever answers. How is this disabled person who only has a bike supposed to go in and get their package when they live miles and miles away? Terrible customer service and not interested in answering their phones. Makes me wish I could give zero stars.

5 stars for a post office??? I send off a lot of packages and I used to travel around in a RV. So…read moreI've been to A BUNCH. And this is the best. And the reason the employer Ryan. Seriously his positive attitude rubs off on customers and fellow employees. I dont know how the dude does it but give this man a raise.

This place is a volunteer fire department that serves the entire region. The staff here are very…read morefriendly and helpful with any and all of your needs. They have some of the best equipment that I've ever seen coming out of a volunteer department. I would highly recommend to anyone that lives in the area and has a heart for service, look into what it would take to be a part of this great group of firefighters. The building is in great condition and the engines are like new. The turnouts and other equipment that I have had the pleasure of playing with are in great condition. I would definitely be a part of this amazing group of I lived in the Sandpoint area. Thank you Northside Fire Department for all that you do with local organizations and all the citizens that you serve in this great community. You definitely opened your doors with welcome and made a visitor feel like he was at home. Thank you!

These guys are the best ! They came out on Easter Sunday to put out a brush fire that a negligent…read moreneighbor started and lost control of It could have been much worse except for their excellent skills ! Thank you all so much for coming out .

This is the Post Office that I use for about 2 years now. It is a nice and clean office. I like the…read moremain blonde dude who is usually working the front desk. Otherwise, there isn't that much special about it and it seems like the price per PO Box has been going up also.. it is quite expensive to rent a small post office box here! So I'm not sure if that is just standard or it depends on where it is you one at.. because I heard Clark fork is cheaper it's only 20 miles apart.. but I can see why the sentiment is much smaller in Clark Fork.

Stellar customer service. They really go out of their way to try to make sure that customers have…read morea good experience-- even if those "customers" are hundreds of miles away. I don't live in Sandpoint and have never been to the post office there; I live in western Washington. My wife recently ordered a package from a company located in Sandpoint, which our local town's post office (a really horrible one) screwed up-- the local carrier delivered to the wrong addres and then lied about it, and trying to deal with our local post office was a nightmare (they stonewall, they don't answer their phones, they're rude and unhelpful in person). The problem was entirely on this end-- the local office here in WA messed up. It had nothing to do with Sandpoint, there's no reason why Sandpoint's post office needed to be involved at all. However, the company that had sent us the package contacted the postmaster in Sandpoint, and I have to say, I was totally blown away. The Sandpoint postmaster clearly really cared that our package had gone astray (even though it was in no way her fault, and involved a post office hundreds of miles away). She did her best at her end to try to help us, contacting our post office directly (or trying to-- our local office is so awful that she couldn't get anywhere, either, through no fault of her own). This drama went on for the better part of a week, and she engaged with us multiple times, both by phone and by email. This was remarkable. We had no expectation of help from Sandpoint's post office (it wasn't their fault, we figured they weren't involved), but they really took the initiative to try to help us find our package, and also to try to help us get some resolution to the customer-service problems we had at the local office. It was a clear attitude of "if you have a problem with *any* US post office anywhere, then that's *our* problem." Really refreshing to encounter such an attitude these days. I suspect that the fact that Sandpoint's service is so wonderful comes down to the postmaster there. I gather that Sandpoint is a fairly small town, so it may be that the postmaster essentially *is* the post office. If so, all i can say is: Sandpoint is lucky to have her!