i think if you was going to close for a day dont you think mndays would of been a better day kids…read moreare off school people are off work the only time to go to the library its closed. i just think monday would of been a better day to pick to close thats alll. other then that the library is GREAT all the new features and security now it makes me feel safe and secure thank yu to alll the people that take time to help a senior or a child in this unpredictable world...

WHERE'S THE RESPECT?…read more I love libraries but more than anything I really respect libraries so I was absolutely shocked when I first saw this library and how neglected it is. The outside is a very dated structure and it was absolutely filthy! What an embarrassment to the community. This is their main library with "Headquarters" clearly printed on the sign. I was at a loss for words because I just believe that public buildings should be maintained in a respectable condition, (grounds included). Obviously we have great libraries in North Fulton County so we ended up at this library for a very specific reason. My husband who does genealogy needed a specific book that could only be located here and in Knoxville. Since this location is closer, we came here. In order to have access to books here, you will need a PINES (Public Information Network for Electronic Services) card which provides access to 284 libraries, in 53 library systems covering 143 counties (53 of the 63 library systems in Georgia). Materials can be delivered to your home library free of charge and alll residents of Georgia are eligible for this card. My husband needed to get a Clayton County library card in order to get the PINES card (which was a relatively easy process, all you need is a photo ID), and was then able to make the necessary copies he needed. This was a very busy library. I was surprised at the number of people actually using the library today, especially with the beautiful weather we are having. The library is a large open structure that has everything located on the main level. They did not appear to have study rooms or private enclosed areas, (even the bathrooms had disturbing signs and outside locks). It was definitely a different experience and one that made me appreciate my home library even more. * The staff member who assisted us today was top-notch and very much appreciated. ***The real annoyance occurred when my husband discovered that the rare book that he needed had been intentionally damaged. The entire first chapter had been removed. It was a very smooth process as if someone had used an X-acto knife. SMH!

Passport processing was FANTASTIC! Brittany was patient, kind, and professional. I highly…read morerecommend for Passport processing. The Library was clean, bright, and all staff were friendly.

Unacceptable! The Library as I have always known it to be a…read moreresourceful place, for education, knowledge, and to assist the community! Management! We need to implement more trainings. At 5:45pm today, Wednesday October 19, 2022, as I was driving using my phone via car speaker. I thought to myself where could I find CURRENT and ACCURATE information regarding my early voting locations. Immediately my first thought was just Google it! Immediately Jesus told me not to because I was driving! So, I called up my local library yes... I knew the time was pressing but surely someone there would definitely be able to assist me. Low and behold I was sadly mistaken. When I asked if she knew of any places for early voting her first answer was NO! OMGoodness I thought! My mouth is so quick I said ma'am ( black lady) aren't this the library-I'm driving is there anyway you could help me, search Google or whatever. She placed me in hold then said oh yes the building across the street Merle Manders are doing early voting but they closed at 5:00pm. I couldn't believe it! I asked her for number and she gave it to me. I attempted to call and no answer-shoot forget it ( like most of us would say) Ugghh. I got home checked my mail and guess what- remember all those mailers that we sometimes don't read ? GUESS what was there? Yes you're right! Merle Manders was on the list! 8a-7p. SMH Guess who voted tonight! Yep! I did!! For any manager that is reading this please update your team! I waisted 24 minutes of my time due to lack of knowledge from the library staff! Peace!

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Fayette County library!…read more As a mom of three little ones, I gravitated to the children's area first. It's massive! There's a huge selection of books, lots of intentional book displays, fun seating and areas for storytime & computers. SHOUTOUT to Irene, the wonderful children's librarian who answered all my questions about the library & about being new to the area. I wandered around the rest of the library before leaving. It's very large! There's a plethora of spaces for adults to sit and read or study. I look forward to returning!

my neighborhood library super convenient, clean with helpful staff. Always parking easy to get in…read moreand out convenient hours.

Clayton County Professional Learning Center at Clayton County Public Schools is a great place. Very…read morespacious and big building, good location and helpful staff. Plenty of free parking available in and around the center.

The new location (on West Street) has very unprofessional and immature "librarians" - old women…read moreacting like they are in their pre-teen snickering at the darnest thing. I wish Forest Park would hire more professional adults who will treat patrons with respect.

love it now that they have moved from the old spot new computers never a waitread more

Clean, cozy and quiet. The staff was professional and friendly. I'll definitely visit when I'm in…read morethe area again!

I don't go to libraries much but this time I went for an interview which was set-up at this…read morelocation. The place was quit and clean. Very nice private conference rooms. The Forest Park branch library is the newest of the Clayton County libraries. Opening in 2012, the facility houses a state of the art meeting room and computer lab, public access computers equipped with the latest productivity software, comfortable seating for reading and studying, and a dedicated teen area. Plenty of computers, books, and tables with outlets for phones and charger outlets. As well as a lot of comfy seats to just relax in. You will indeed get the normal teenagers every so often, but if they decide to be loud at all it's never inside. Friendly and helpful employees. Ample free parking available in front of the building. Overall a great experience being at a library afer a long time.

The ladies in this Library are very helpful and friendly & very professional.I have been going to…read morethis Library for many years and my children was part of their Summer Reading Program.

East Point branch is my local library. I have lived here 14 years bit never really visited a lot…read morebefore they did a renovation. The library is very comfortable and friendly. There is a lot of comfortable wearing for a you to find a book or newspaper and read in peace. This comfortable space is very organized and clean. I have also visited this facility several times to do early voting. Their hours are convenient and they are even open on Sunday.

Visited 2 April 2026…read more I had a great experience at the library. I wanted to use the computer and print and that's exactly what I was a leg to do. Upon entry, the receptionist at the desk was pleasant and answered the million questions I had. I was given a guest access code to use the computer and used thag same code to print. Accessing the computer was easy. But, at first it was a bit confusing about the printer because there was a pop-up that instructed you to install a printer (that is not necessary). Once ready to print, the computer send your documents to the print station where you are able to preview your documents, select color or black & white, before you pay $0.10/page for black & white or $0.25/page color copies. Be warned, there is a 25-page print limit. There was a time limit to use the computer as well, but I kept getting automatically extended since there were more computers available and nobody was waiting to use one. The library was quiet although a large group of school-aged children came in. Regardless, it was not too busy there, just a handful of people who came, took care of their business, and left. It was clean and well organized. There are even desk spaces without computer. While there everyone was respectful and followed the norms of the library. I did not check out any books, so I cannot speak to that service, but I did notice a book drop-box outside for after hours. I liked the library and will be back if needed.

Just wanted to take a second to say how great the Hapeville Library and it's staff have been. As a…read moreresident of East Point, we truly miss our library, it's staff, and events. However, the Hapeville library has been great to help with any issues during this transition and I just wanted to give them a shout out.