I've been a resident of Mecklenburg County for a dozen years now and I've voted in just about every…read moreelection during that time. I believe that the Board of Elections here does a fine job. Sure, they're legally required to have specific dates and times for voting. But I believe that they go above and beyond that with locations for early voting - 19 different sites throughout the county. There are two within four miles of my home! Today, I arrived at one of the facilities to cast my vote. A reasonable amount of parking, an organized system for queueing, clearly marked lines for campaigners to stay behind, and inside, a tidy and organized system. Plenty of poll workers to ensure a quick and easy time to get your ballot details and then to vote. My touchscreen worked fine, printing out a paper trail that I could see. None of that "I voted for this guy but it changed my vote to that guy" nonsense here. Easy and simple to perform my civic duty. I'm a fan. [Review 9962 overall, 1542 of 2018.]

When I reached the ripe old age of 21, I started voting...in Miami, which is a whole lot bigger…read morethan Charlotte, NC, where I am now. I remember it being quite crowded and intimidating. But I have to say that inspite of the challenges of a very large city, it all went smoothly. I was proud when I voted for the first time. I am in Charlotte, NC now, and although not huge like Miami, is large enough! I have to say voting in Miami and voting in Charlotte was a breeze. The precinct staff was efficient, kind, and ready to assist voters. I have only missed a couple of voting days and I am 71 so I've been voting for 50 years! It's a way of having your voice heard. Dotti Jenkins

Came here at 8:30am since the business hours say they open at 8am...the doors are locked?? Change…read morethe hours if you're not gonna open when you say you are.

I've always had good luck going to this post office and dropping off packages to mail…read more Occasionally there would be a line, but everyone was waiting patiently and the staffers seemed friendly. This location is not a stand-alone post office building, but one that is at the end of a business strip. There is plenty of parking and is very easy to get in and out. The majority of the location is PO Boxes, but very rarely have I seen the line extend out past the glass doors of the area that they lock up at night. There is no package drop off for late night (past 5pm) that I've seen, but if you have a prepaid label and package, it's very simple to "skip" the line and place the package on the far right counter (if you are facing the Postal workers).

Staff were extremely courteous, helpful and polite. Process was extremely easy. On the back end,…read morethey reply to E-Mail extremely expeditiously. This is a true shocker! Doing business with government should be efficient and streamlined - and this was my experience. I wanted to thank the staff for allowing me to take my oath using my Jewish Prayer Book; - This was so kind and meant so much to me. Thank you all for being so respectful of my religion. A+

The few times I've been here, I have never had a problem or issue. I recently came to take the Oath…read morefor my notary. I parked in a parking deck down the street and walked to the Register of Deeds office, which is right behind the courthouse. When you enter, just like at the courthouse, you have to go thru security like normal. The security guards ask where you're going, and they give you directions as to where to go so you don't get lost, which is very helpful. There's a long hallway that leads to the room where you go to get your marriage license and notary oaths taken. As soon as I walked in, there was no line a nice lady at the counter asked what I needed and once I told her she was quick to help me out, I did my Oath and was in and out in less than 10min. I just hate going to uptown for anything because of the parking situation, but other than that, I always have a pleasant interaction with anyone at the Register of Deeds office.

My favorite state for hiking, fishing and skiing. There are five cities that bare the true North…read moreCarolina local flavor which include Maggie Valley, Blowing Rock, Boone, Charlotte and Asheville. So many family trips to NC. There are so many historic landmarks but never really visited any. Most of the flights out of Fort Lauderdale or Miami go directly into Asheville airport hub. If you are scared to fly, the drive will be a brutal thirteen hours trek although once you get into the Smokey Mountains you may never want to leave after witnessing the view. There are three major colleges in North Carolina: North Carolina Sate Univ, UNC Charlotte and University of NC Chapel Hill.

I was in Charlotte for a family function when a family member suggested we visit the library at the…read morelast minute. We arrived at 4 knowing it closed at 5 p.m. A friendly attendant greeted us at the gate and asked if we were new visitors which we were, and he informed us that the last tour was already progress and we could join in, or explore the grounds on our own. This is an experience everyone young and old would enjoy! The tour is a glimpse into Mr. Graham's life, his ministry, and his travels around the world. The gardens and grounds are beautiful, and there's a memorial garden on site. We're already planning to return to experience the full tour, which is said to be at least an hour and a half long and it's free. The staff was amazing and very knowledgeable.

A fantastic experience that was very informative about the life of Billy Graham. Very well laid out…read moreand very helpful and friendly staff. The food was also good. The bookstore and gift shop has plenty of options that are affordable. Would love to go back!

I started coming to the South Boulevard branch of Charlotte Mecklenburg Library during the first…read morehalf of my trip because my downtown hotel was not a good environment for working. This library was exactly what I needed! It's easy to access, with handicap-accessible pathways and a convenient one-level layout. Inside, it was clean, quiet, and welcoming; except during the occasional (and adorable) toddler reading sessions. Reserving a private study room was super easy--just scan the QR code to reserve, and a librarian unlocks the door when it's your turn. The WiFi was free and reliable, the bathrooms were spotless, and I appreciated that they allowed me to bring in water and my morning coffee. All in all, a clean, convenient, and accessible space for focused work. Highly recommend if you're in the area and need a quiet place to concentrate!

Avoid if youre looking for serious, quiet, library time. Its basically a child daycare center now…read morewith VERY LITTLE quiet time.

Has to be the worst run public transportation in the US. Absolutely horrible. Everyone should be…read morefired.

Those of us who ride special transportation buses are already disabled or have an issue which…read moreprevents us from riding the normal bus. Several riders who are disabled have complained about the special transportation buses that are old and have no shocks and it literally sends you up on your seat into the air when hitting bumps and affects painfully those of us with bad backs. Nothing is being done, even though even employees have complained. They are taking advantage of disabled and vulnerable people because they feel they are less deserving. That is so wrong on so many levels.

Very friendly pharmacy. If you love a neighborhood feel, then this is the place for you. This is…read morewhere everyone that works here is friendly. Once I moved to the area I made the switch immediately. They also offer postal services too. Pretty cool...

This isn't an official USPS post office, which is why it's awesome. I come here to ship my Poshmark…read moreshipments. The workers are so nice, they put together the box, tape the label to it, and give me my receipt. And unlike the real USPS locations, they are nice and don't exude a bad attitude. I went to the post office on McDowell once and had the opposite experience there so I will never go there again.

I wanted tel what wonderful post experience I had…read more Being new to Charlotte and not driving expired dr. Went get id wait wait. Called to see taking so long nice Gwen answered id was not released. I need to start work. Gwen said watch call back.,, Monday I see in here. Gwen call on Tuesday morning. Great extremely above beyond wanted gold star Suzie

I stopped by the United States Post Office on a weekend because I needed to ship a package…read more According to the USPS website, this location listed self-service kiosks available in the lobby, which in many cities (including where I lived in the Bay Area) are often accessible even when the main counter is closed. Unfortunately, when I arrived the lobby was locked and I wasn't able to access the kiosk at all. That was pretty disappointing since I specifically came here expecting the self-service option to be available. One challenge with USPS locations is that calling ahead isn't very helpful--the phone system usually routes you to a general 800 number rather than the local branch. The shopping center itself is convenient with plenty of parking, so getting there isn't difficult. Insider tip: If you're planning to ship something here on the weekend, double-check access hours for the lobby or have a backup shipping plan just in case the self-service kiosks aren't available. As someone still navigating Charlotte after moving from the Bay Area, I'm learning that availability can vary by location, so planning ahead helps.