They called me asking for a lot of info and when I asked them to hold on they hung up on me and…read morewhen I called back I was promised a call back but they're now closed for the day so that was a lie. I called today (monday) and after 30 min waiting I was "redirected to the Port Saint Lucie office" which had no ability to look at my case... is this a joke

I came to sign up for social security the wait is 90 minutes I should have made an appointment like…read moreit was suggested lesson learned the place is really clean and there is plenty of parking

I was exploring James A. Nance Park when I discovered this historic marker at the edge of the…read moreparking area. The marker is part of the Florida Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. The markers raise awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of schools, forts, roads, archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, churches, and historic buildings that once existed like this one. Historic Marker F-730 was installed in 2011 by the Brevard County Tourist Development Council and the Florida Department of State. In 1923 the Indialantic Casino was built on the site of what is now the southeast corner of James A. Nance Park. The casino was a two-story Mediterranean Revival style building designed by architect William Christen and developed by Herbert Earle. The casino opened on December 22, 1923, and although called a casino there was no gambling involved. Instead the building had shops, an Olympic-size saltwater pool, a landmark concrete diving tower, and wading pools. It became the center of social activity in Melbourne and hosted club meetings, socials, and galas, wedding receptions, banquets, and cotillions. Special events included a Midnight New Year's Eve dinner, a Fourth of July Celebration, and the Miss Melbourne and Miss Florida Beauty Pageants of 1925. Weekly rates in 1924 for room and board of an ocean view room was $20 for singles and $35 for doubles. During WWII the casino's pool was used to train military personnel from the Banana River Naval Station. The casino was renovated in 1942. In 1944 Karl Abbott purchased it changed the name to the Bahama Beach Club. The casino then became a private club from 1949 until it was purchased by the Town of Indialantic in 1967. Following storm damage, the building was torn down in 1970 by the Indialantic Fire Department.

I just read the most unjust review of West Melbourne Town Center. It is ridiculous, West Melbourne…read morehas it's own water company, I know I pay for it every month. This person who wrote the review is from Orlando and doesn't even know how to spell Melbourne correctly. Yes, we do have car's that look like a Buzz Lightyear designed them, but we have honest hard working individuals who keep this town safe. Perhaps this individual needs to be wary of "cops". If you're a law abiding citizen why should you worry about them? Sounds like he's run into them doing their job. And, he is so right about our great shopping areas. The new theater is great. I hardly think that a 1 cent tax on purchases broke anybody - and - the results are spectacular! If you are looking for a well organized, well planned little community that has so much to offer. Great schools, great shopping, great parks, churches and loving people to raise a family in, West Melbourne is the town for you!!!

This is a small post office located in downtown Melbourne. There are a handful of parallel parking…read morespots in the front, which are convenient for getting in and out quickly. Peak hours seem to be around 3-4ish, so try to go early/later to avoid the line. They have a small stock of priority mail boxes. Employees are friendly and efficient. It gets the job done.

Flown out of here a couple times now and every time it's always been pleasant. The employees are…read moreseem to not mind working here or maybe because it's a small airport that things are calmer in either case its gone as planned. Yes there are times when the flights are delayed coming or going but that's to be expected. There is a small gift kiosk to get a few items and a restaurant and of course DD thank god

Great airport, lots of seating and not crowded. Cheap parking and lots of it. Near the beaches and…read moreOrlando. Flights to Atlanta, D.C, Philly, Charlotte and 3 Canadian cities. Friendly staff and great food choices! I wont rather go here than Orlando International Airport!

I love this library! It's so peaceful and the views are unbeatable. I liked that it was quiet. They…read moredidn't have the book I was looking for, but they had something way better. I'll definitely be back

The best library in Melbourne, but still wish they had a larger new non-fiction selection. I often…read morehave to wait several months for titles that are featured in many newspaper reviews and even then, some of those books are only available by e-book, which doesn't work well for me. Additionally....I wish they would spend the money to get patrons access to KANOPY, the free streaming service with top notch indie and foreign films. They offer HOOPLA, which pales in comparison. Still, an absolutely lovely facility and I'm so pleased to live right by it.

As a long time resident I would love to give this City a higher rating but after living here for…read moreover a decade I am frustrated by history constantly repeating itself and even getting worse than I ever imagined. The City is run by an egotistical Mayor with a mediocre career in the military and flaunts it like he was a 5 star general. He and the other City Council members(minus Mr Johnson) vote according to the developers lining their pockets the most while seemingly forgetting who they represent, the taxpayers. They have a real spending problem and they don't spend the money on infrastructure. They convinced their constituents that a 5 year road bond costing millions of dollars would be completed under budget and on time and almost 10 years later the roads are worse than ever and the road bond quietly slipped away while we got stuck with the bill. There was actually a book about the malfeasance written about the City, 30 years ago called the "Good Ole Boys" and th corruption that was happening then is still happening today even though we fought to get a better City Council the nonsense continues. We even have a notorious member of the council Chandler Langevin who has made National headlines for his racists, bigoted remarks and white supremacy platform. It is disgusting that this City cannot get more than 12 percent of the population to actually get out and vote to ensure a bright future for our children. We need solid leadership and infrastructure without constantly raising taxes to pay outrageous CITY SALARIES for not doing anything!! This is my home. I am not leaving but I will continue to speak out until the corruption in this City is replaced with competence, integrity and equality for all.

VERY poor customer service. Had a question regarding garbage service for a business and was on hold…read morefor a long time and then was transferred to a different extension and this continued a couple of times until i was disconnected.

The location of the Melbourne Library is great. It is adjacent to a lake where there are lots of…read morebeautiful migratory birds. The library itself is spacious. I wish the collection could be a bit smarter. I felt there could have been a better selection of books that I am drawn toward. Not sure if there is an issue w/ the budget or what yet felt the library could use some new items.

Even though it has a huge collection of DVD movies, and over a dozen computers, they all lack a DVD…read moreplayer! It's the same for every branch in this county. They even have the nerve to charge guests $1.00 per hour to use them. In addition, the parking lot gets flooded all the time. But, they have no problem wasting money on a security guards.