Great library with really nice selection!! The ladies at the desk were nice, friendly and very…read morehelpful. It's also a super clean library with some fairly new books that are very taken care of! They also have free bookmarks for kids for summer reading. The inside and outside are very beautiful! Great job!

I love coming to this library every week. The staff is always very nice, and they always have…read morewonderful activities for little children. My niece is always excited to come to here. They also always keep newly released books which is exciting for book lovers!

Great customer service and professionalism from Ms. Duplechain. In speaking with her, she was very…read morekind and knowledgeable, the best experience I have ever had. Thank you

Ms. Duplechain worked with me today to review and process my application. She was very personable,…read moreprofessional, patient and knowledgeable. She took the time to explain the steps that are completed, as well as, next steps towards resolution. It was very refreshing to work with someone who understands the apprehension some might feel when working with a government agency. Ms. Duplechain took the time to make sure that I understood what was needed and to make me feel at ease. Thank you for your help.

This has been my voting location for some years now and each time it has been a smooth process…read more They have always found the best volunteers to help you through the process. I'm not able to give you full insight because I've not explored the full building, built the area I've been in have been clean and kept up.

Whenever people work with the public, there should be a basic understanding that they need to be…read morepositive, pleasant, helpful, cordial and professional. It is a priviledge to work and to be involved with lots of people, a good disposition is required. All crachity, moody folk need to be behind a desk, shuffling papers. Spare the public of employees who seem to hate their jobs or they come to work with a chip on their shoulders. Hire positive people with upbeat personalities. Public Service employees should not get paid to be sour pusses. The news is usually bad enough and everyone is fighting a hard battle. So, anyone desling with the public must realize what they signed up for. Southern hospitality is a myth.

WOW what an Amazing and delightful positive experience…read more Fulton, Dekalb, Cobb county's you are on notice cause Fayette County gives the finest World-class Customer Service excellence and it's their design to give a kind, caring and professional interaction with each customer. My rep miss Melody J. was extremely helpful and went Above and Beyond to assure a successful completion for my visit that day! In fact, I left my old documents behind and she took the time to call, leave a voicemail and put a note on it so when I went to retrieve my document, even though she wasn't there, her teammate was able to find it most easily....,Great Job!!! Best to all, Coach Abe

The best DMV experience I had so far. The process to get your tag or a business license was fairly…read moresimple and the wait is never too long. The folks here are super friendly, helpful and efficient. I was in and out quickly. Saved me a trip to Atlanta. I am thankful for the service they offer to Henry County. The McDonough Tag Office is in McDonough, GA and provides all of these services like Vehicle Registration, Vehicle Titles, License Plates at this office. McDonough Tag Office is located at 140 Henry Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253 and their phone numbers are 770-954-2470 or 770-288-8180. Their open hours are Mondays 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM; Tuesday thru Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM; and they are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. They are also closed all federal and state holidays. Some offices are closed the day before and the day after a holiday; call ahead to find out. National holidays include New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Inauguration Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, July Fourth / Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. You may be able to make an appointment at this office, but call the phone numbers prior to your visit. Appointments are not offered at all locations. They have ample free parking area in front and around the building.

I was in and out fairly quickly. Window 7 I think her name was Lakia she was very helpful, patient…read moreand informative when it came to me asking about tag personalization for my son's car.

What an amazing tour and gorgeous property. We had Miss Susan and Connie as our tour guides and I…read morelearned so much in one day about life around the Civil War era from pre to during to post Civil War in Atlanta. Even better: they showed ties between Stately Oaks to Margaret Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind" both the book and film. Everyone was super friendly and nice (even to a Yankee like myself) and I have been praising it since! I hope others will definitely visit because the rich history should never be forgotten!

Closed every time we have tried to visit. Just like the Tara…read moremuseum or Ashley oaks. Need more posts or schedules.

Everything so beautiful and peaceful I.read more

I would rate this 4 stars. Problems…read more *no signs to navigate you through the park. *it's not good for small children, babies toddlers,people that have disabilities. The path is very steep and there's only one place that has a beach type area. If you are Lucky and find the right path to go down then you can bring babies or toddlers. But I don't recommend it. * there are beer bottles and cigarettes scattered throughout the rocks. Not enough to not make you want to go, but they should have staff to clean. * no one is at the gate to take money or to guard. Pros *it is good for older children. I have a 7, 9, 12, 13, & 15 year old. We didn't have any issues going on the paths and finding our way. We are an adventurous family tho. * we brought tubes and the kids had a blast going down the rocks. * it didn't seem dangerous but I did stand near them just in case. My 7 & 13 year old went down. It was pretty cool. Tips * I recommend water shoes as there are rocks and it's easier to navigate with them on. * my kids are very strong swimmers,but I recommend life vests for smaller children *the *park at the horseshoe picnic area if you want the beach lake. (This is the easier way for small children) * if you want the top of the rapids continue to the dead end. We brought tubes and went down. It was a ton of fun. *bring a small cooler with drinks and lunch. Some people brought chairs and put them on the rocks and hung out.