Great location, pretty building. But it's filled with bums on every floor, eating, drinking, and…read moreplaying music/videos as loud as possible. Worse.. the smell. It's not a library, its a homeless shelter.

15 cents per black and white copy on copy machine a little outrageous at a government built…read morelibrary that was built with are money and is funded heavily with tax dollars for pensions

This complex has tennis courts, basketball courts, a pool, a library, a fitness center, and a small…read morepark with a boat launch on Mandalay Channel. They also have a "Social Hall" that you can rent for parties - as long as the parties aren't like toga parties or some other type of wild party. I have seen dolphins from the park. I have also seen manatees in the waters off the southern side of the complex. You will never catch me in the pool because I don't like swimming in chlorine or uric acid. They have a lot packed into a small area, just a short walk north of the heart of the Clearwater Beach action.

Parking during business hours is near bball courts, with…read more tag permit from pool or Rec Center. Pool is seasonal. Clearwater hotel guests daily rec fee is $2.81 with proof of stay. Rec Center hours Mon-Thu 8am-6pm. Fri 8am-5pm Sat 8am-noon Sun closed Library hours: Monday, Tuesday 10am-5pm Wednesday 1pm-7pm Thur, Friday 1-5pm Sat, Sun Closed 79 metered public parking spaces with 5 hr limit @ $1.25/hr. Enforced Mon-Sat 8am-11pm and Sun 1230pm-11pm. After enforced hours, overnight parking is open and no charge.

One of my favorite libraries in the area! The space is clean, welcoming, and spacious. There is…read moreplenty of parking outside! Right now, they even have an Olympic exhibit at the front of the library, which is a fun touch. The library offers a cute, separate children's area, and the main library features an excellent selection of books, a quiet reading area, and even book club bags so you can easily participate in a book club. The staff is always friendly, and I genuinely enjoy every visit. My only regret is that I don't live closer! They also have a book shop with books priced at $5 or less--such a great deal. Check out the Dunedin Library today!

I enjoyed viewing the small exhibit in the front as you entered the building, which covered the…read moreToronto Blue Jays since their minor league team's TD stadium is next to this library. Also, the library has plenty of books and a computer area. I read that the library is a passport acceptance office. I wish I had known that they could take your passport photo. Please ask for specifics if you need to get your passport or renew your current one.

This is a nice community library in Clearwater's North Greenwood neighborhood. It has an open…read morelayout and lots of light. The staff was friendly and there is a welcoming feel about the library. It is in a historically African American community and its collection emphasizes African American history. There are games, puzzles, and Legos for families wanting to play. Also some art and coloring supplies. There are some good community events and historical resources. Computers. Nice place to read or relax. The community also has a nearby recreation center with pool and slides and an African American history museum in a former school that has limited hours Tuesdays and Saturdays as well as other times by appointment. Big Jim's BBQ and some historic churches are also in the area.

From the owner: The Clearwater Public Library System is a five-branch, municipal library system in the in the…read morebright and beautiful city of Clearwater, Florida.

This is a beautiful and impressive locally owned book shop. They have books old and new from every…read moregenre you could be interested in. They also have a section for local Floridian authors, along with guides to the state of Florida and different cities, which is super relevant for visitors to the shop. Along with books, they have other knick-knacks, some book-themed and some just for fun. There are socks, shirts, book-themed book bags, puzzles and more. I would say the prices aren't the best but they aren't quite as bad as going to a Barnes & Noble or Books-a-million type book shop. And i'd much rather support a small business paying a price like that than the big chains. They do also have a used book section that has cheaper books so that can be another nice option. Truly, there's something for everyone in here if you look close enough. Even some special edition books they keep behind the register as they as rare & a very valuable.

I do not know about purchasing from this bookstore, but don't bother trying to sell them anything…read more So far three times I've sent them emails with photos of new author hardcover books, and some out of date old books Besides, taking forever to get a response, they do not purchase anything So don't bother contacting them if you have books to sell In response to the owner. I said specifically, I did not know anything about purchasing from him or his bookstore What I did say is, if you're trying to sell, this is not the place to go Did not mean to be offensive, but it seems that they do not purchase anything whatsoever from anyone. And this is definitely lacking in this area. Everything I read about his bookstore as far as inventory , service, and hospitality is above grade. All I said is do not try to sell anything

Had an amazing experience spending time in the city of Dunedin, Florida. This town has such a…read moreunique charm with a perfect mix of coastal vibes, walkable streets, and a welcoming small town feel. Everywhere you go there is something to enjoy, from the local shops and restaurants to the beautiful waterfront areas. The downtown area is especially nice with its laid back atmosphere, friendly people, and plenty of spots to grab a bite or just relax and people watch. The parks and marina areas are clean, scenic, and perfect for a peaceful walk or watching the sunset. You can really tell the city takes pride in keeping everything well maintained and inviting. It feels safe, vibrant, and full of character without ever feeling too crowded or overwhelming. Overall, Dunedin is one of those places that just feels good to be in. Easy 5 stars and always worth a visit.

One of the finest small cities in America. The downtown is full of shops that offer local items…read more There are also restaurants that offer some amazing entrees and lots of locally caught seafood. It is small enough to walk to most shops. There is also a local waterfront that you don't want to miss. A must see place.

I'm having a tree removed from my back yard and I decided to obtain the removal permit myself. I…read moreprinted the online PDF, filled it out and headed to the Dept. of Planning & Development. I registered at the front desk and within a few minutes I was greeted and led to the department area. Everything was inputed and I was told that an inspector would drop by to inspect my tree. The inspection happened the next day and I received my permit. I couldn't be more pleased with the service and friendliness of our civil servants.

I am looking to get a pool installed in our backyard. I have been getting quotes from contractors…read moreand wanting the best price I asked what the approx cost of a permit will be. I have been getting a wide margin from different contractors $500.00-$1200.00. Wanting to know who is on the level I called the planning & Development department on Wednesday at 2:10 pm. They close at 2:30 on Wednesday's so I sat on hold for over 50 minutes and still no one answered. I did call the City Managers to let them know and they took my name and said someone would get back to me. We will see.... If my phone at work was not answered during business hours (and I work for the schools) heads would roll.... No one should be left in the Q (on hold) without and explanation...