This place is so clean and the cops at the door are super nice to you. It's not like most Court…read moreHouses... Thanks for being so nice and kind... Merry Christmas to all of you...

Jury duty! No one…read moregets excited about jury duty right? Wrong. I was actually excited about my first ever jury duty subpoena. Having only been to this courthouse once before, I was glad to actually get a chance to walk around. There was nice artwork done by local artists on the walls. It must be nice to relax and stare at the art on the way to trial. The courthouse is three levels. Various parish offices utilize this building as well as criminal and civil courtrooms. Although the building is nice, there are a couple of issues. The main issue is the lack of available parking. When you report for jury duty at 9, there are very few places to park. I was told a parking garage is planned, but as of now, I was forced to park in a muddy field. The other issue is the lack of wi-fi. When serving jury duty, there is a lot of waiting around. Wi-fi would make the time go by. While I wouldn't recommend going to trial here, it is a good place to serve on jury duty.

Friendly & knowledgeable staff. Was served promptly. My only complaint is the business office…read moreitself. Looks unkept & a little run down.

This is the worst governmental office I ever experienced. It is virtually impossible to reach…read moreanyone. We paid for a replacement driver's license 3 weeks ago and are still waiting. It is impossible to reach anyone. We have tried calling at 8 am and tried all day for two weeks. How can the taxpayers of the Parish tolerate this? The absolute worst customer service ever. Why do you have phones if you refuse to answer them?

I recently visited our local hometown library in Covington with my grandsons. This location…read morefeatures a bright contemporary decor, a helpful and knowledgeable staff, fine meeting rooms, and an adequate collection of books and materials. Good programs are also offered for both kids and adults. What more could you ask?

Smaller, intimate/cozy public library that has great staff! Welcoming encounter today with library…read morestaff-even though they were doing kids crafts today! Way to represent Librarians!

A treasure! Our libraries are the jewel of the community. They offer book sharing services where…read moreyou can borrow from any branch. Tons of activities and the summer reading program is so cool

I find it hard to believe that it has taken me this long, but I finally obtained a St. Tammany…read moreLibrary Card. I was beginning to think that it wasn't necessary since almost all of the books I read are of the E variety. Despite my aversion towards actual books, I want to make sure my children understand the importance of libraries. So on a recent weekday, I took one of my kids, and we both got cards. The process was very easy, and the librarian was extremely helpful. In fact, she may have been the friendliest and most helpful librarian that I have ever dealt with professionally. She thoroughly explained their E-Book lending procedure which seems like the perfect way to read new books without buying them. All you need is a library card and you can download the e-books to your reader of choice. This branch was relatively small. It did have traditional books, DVD movies, music CDs, audiobooks, and internet connected computers. There were also several quiet spots where one could sit and read or study. If you don't have a library card, go get one. Even though it is 2012, the library is a great resource and it is important that the younger generation understands that. Note: There is no after hours book drop-off at this branch. You need to go to the Giror Street branch for that.

Came in for a handicap tag. Very efficient office a& service. Monique was very fast & personable.read more

Speedy service! I did not have to wait at all and was able to get everything taken care of!read more

Recently got exposed to COVID-19 at this assessor's office. They make you schedule an appointment…read morejust because of Covid related government restrictions and check in with a security guard, but as soon as I walked into the office NOBODY WAS WEARING A MASK. I wish there was another way I could have updated my Homestead Exemption but I had no other choice....literally one day after my visit I received a call from Melanie with the tax accessor's office and she left me a voicemail that the woman that did my paperwork called in sick and received a positive COVID-19 test result. I missed 2 weeks of work because of these people because my job asked me to quarantine for 14 days after the exposure in addition to taking the antigen test where I had a q-tip shoved up both nostrils. IF YOU CAN AVOID GOING HERE PLEASE DO!!!!!!