Everyone who works at this library has exceptional customer service and professionalism. Leslie is…read morethe greatest librarian ever. I lost my phone, but she assured me we would find out, and she did. To find people who genuinely care about their work and people is so rare. Great Job!

I just finished using the library services here inDel Rio. Barb Galvan assisted me with my library…read moreneeds. She was very professional and graceful. So far my experience at the library has been positive, just like the last time when Timothy help me. I am sure that all of the employees here at this library are of the same caliber. I will always look forward to coming back knowing that this incredible staff is waiting to help me.

If you have a package that says it's going to be delivered on a Sunday, forget about it. Every…read moresingle time I have an Amazon package out for delivery on Sunday USPS drives right by and marks the package that the customer requested it be held for pickup, instead of getting out and delivering it. If this keeps up I WILL report the issue to Amazon and let them know that the USPS is violating their contract with Amazon about delivering their packages on Sundays. If they don't have enough carriers to deliver packages on Sunday then don't mark them as being out for delivery when they're not actually going to be delivered. This has happened at least 4 or 5 times in the past few months.

Illiterate and ignorant clerk in charge of passports. What happened to the educated professional…read morewho held the job in 2021?

The community came together to fund and build this arch. The Arch really notates the historic…read morecommunity of San Felipe before the changes to Del Rio. Community members purchased bricks and placed them around the pillar with name dedications. This is the entry point to the plaza and the community.

The unique barrio icon, Barrio San Felipe Arch, is the gateway to this historic barrio…read more(neighborhood) on the Texas/Mexico border town of Del Rio, whose original name was San Felipe del Río since the 1500s when Spanish soldiers stopped in the area, while others continued into what is now Albuquerque, New Mexico. Historians tell us that slave-trader Stephen F. Austin had the name changed to Del Río only while he called his area San Felipe de Austin. It makes no sense because the original San Felipe Del Rio is in a Texas area where Spanish has been spoken for 500 years! Maybe some day somebody will convince officials to give the Texas town its original name!