We're new in town, and I'm definitely missing my big city library system, but so far the Orchard…read morePark Public Library has had everything I needed. Staff is very friendly, and the pick up system is super convenient. The drive-thru book return is kind of crazy -- if you haven't used it, it's worth doing just for the experience of sending your books off on an LED-lit conveyor belt. More fun than I was expecting :P Hoping to try some of the events soon -- it seems like there's always something going on. The location is very convenient. I love being able to treat myself to a library visit as a reward for going grocery shopping, haha (Winco is in the adjacent parking lot)

What a wonderful morning we had at the new library! It's a great space that will serve people of…read moreall ages. My granddaughter and I played and read books. Lots of kids and moms. We took a walk around the building and they were setting up for an event today. Lots of hands on activities. Over on the other side of the building were some study rooms, computers, a copy machine and plenty of space to sit and read. Many comfortable chairs, desks and tables throughout the space and lots of sunlight. We were able to quickly get a library card and check out a few books. The staff were all super friendly and moving around so it was easy to ask questions. Looking forward to our next visit!

Library! iykyk This large multistory library in the city of…read more Boise is a great one for a downtown location in a city. It is well staffed, pretty clean, especially the bathrooms, and offers a great deal to the community. Their kids section, new books, & DVDs were especially good. The DVDs are vast & perfect if you aren't streaming at home. There are even DVD courses to learn new things from art to algebra for homeschoolers or those who are deep diving a subject. Lots of extras here. [The only downside is the homeless and their pets taking over the outside front, talking loudly, and using the bathrooms inside. I almost don't mention it to avoid anyone being turned off but it is reality everywhere now.] So many floors to explore. ( see my photo the map of the library and what is where. ) There were places to sit and read comfortably. A place to refill your water bottle or get a drink is a plus while visiting here. Additionally, in this space there seems to be room to grow. The employees were friendly. Check it out

I have the biggest, book geekiest affection for the Boise Public Library…read more I even love the exclamatory sign (Library!) in a way only a book lover could. I mean, I typically say the word "library"in such a way that begs an exclamation point. Ie: I love the library! My favorite place? The library! Books! Books! Books! Liiiiibraaarrrry!! (I did mention that I'm a big ol' book geek?) As much as I love to wander through the shelves of books, I'm a busy person (so many books, so little time). So, here's how to do the Boise Public Library(!) busy girl style: Get yourself a library card (of course) Sign onto their website (www.boisepubliclibrary.org) Plug in the title of desired book from your "books to read" list. If you don't have a "books to read" list, search online for a book that you might like. You can search on the library's catalog online or wander around Amazon. Click "place hold." They don't need to have it at the branch that's most convenient for you--as long as they have it somewhere, you can choose to pick it up at the branch of your convenience. Receive email (usually, if its immediately available within a day or so) that book is ready. Go to library, go directly to hold section (right in front of check-out), grab book, check-out (I'm usually in, out, book in hand in less than 2 minutes). Voila! Your next literary adventure is waiting in your hot little hands... Get to it!

As both a mom and a huge reader, I've visited a LOT of libraries across the Treasure Valley, and…read morethe Eagle Public Library is hands-down my favorite. This library is clearly well-funded, thoughtfully staffed, and built around way more than just books. It's incredibly clean, welcoming, and genuinely designed for families and community use. The children's area alone is amazing. They have: experiential toddler toys Vox books that actually read aloud to kids multilingual books interactive learning stations rotating displays and activities But honestly, the thing that makes this library stand out is their "Library of Things." Over the years we've borrowed: a ukulele stamps/craft supplies a sewing machine a piano keyboard memory games kids' board games toys Matchbox car sets Barbie dolls teacher book kits with hand puppets And somehow everything is ALWAYS in amazing condition. Even the puzzles somehow still have all the pieces, which honestly feels like wizardry at this point. The seating options are great, the staff is consistently helpful, and the study rooms are actually clean and pleasant to use (don't even get me started on some of the Boise library study rooms). I wouldn't necessarily call this a "quiet library," but I mean that in the best possible way. It feels alive and family-friendly without being chaotic. Their programming is also fantastic. Follow them on Facebook or Instagram because some of their paint nights, family events, and 4pm kids classes are genuinely adorable and surprisingly well done. This place has become such a core part of our family life. Just an all-around exceptional library and one of my favorite places in Eagle.

Always so so helpful! Best library ever! I can never say enough good things about our local…read morelibrary... friendly AND effective, loaded with books AND things. Open to feedback, great education programs for ALL ages... we are so blessed to have this library

My favorite library branch. The staff is kind and shelves are easy to navigate. I drive way out of…read moremy way to come to this branch because I like the experience.

Very clean and modern feel to your typical library, and it's nice that once you have a library card…read morethere- or anywhere in Boise/Ada county, you have access to all the books here. I suppose my only wish for this library was a little more kid friendly. Don't get me wrong- they have a sweet little corner for magnets, but really nothing more unless your kid wants to play on a computer. There are Library activities at go on in a see- through room for kids too so that's probably where the action happens. Either way- pleased, but have been to cuter and more interactive Libraries for little ones

Nice, helpful staff and convenient location. Will be back!…read moreNice selection of books, CD's, and DVD's too.

The staff is sooo nice and they know me by name. The librarians are super helpful and friendly…read more They have lots of books and it is separated into sections and it is just amazing!!!!!!

Of all the libraries, in all the towns, in all the world, I walked into this one. It's not mine,…read morebut, full disclosure, it is run by my mom. Since it is run by my mom, I can say with decades of experience that the head librarian is passionate about books and learning and knowledge. It's a small library in a small town, but it has kept up with the times, getting grants for expansion into computers and internet connections. The library's collection of books is a solid collection for the small size, but they can order books from within the Idaho library system for those with needs bigger than what can be sourced from a small town library. If you're a Middleton resident, check it out!

Who even knew Boise had its own USCIS field office? This office is specifically for people who…read morerequire a status change. Here are some examples. Lawful Permanent Residents aka Green Card holders who are applying to be naturalized citizens Temporary visa holders who are applying to be a Lawful Permanent Resident NOTE: This USCIS field office only allows entry to individuals who have appointments. You can't walk in and look around. If you have an appointment, drive to the location a day or two before. It's not downtown nor is it easily visible. While it's located near the mall, it's quite hidden behind several hotels. Doing a mock drive will help anyone with an appointment to time the drive and arrive about 10-15 minutes early. Once you open the doors, you will need to show the document from USCIS that proves that you have an appointment. The head security person will review and verify it before allowing you to go to the security machine. All your items will need to go through an X-ray machine. Once through security, go see the person sitting at the desk. If there's someone there, wait until their intake is completed and then sit down. Once more, your USCIS appointment letter will be reviewed and you will have to submit your fingerprints. After that, take a seat in the lobby. When the USCIS officer calls your name, go to their office. Our experience had a positive outcome. All the officers were kind and helpful. I am thankful that we have a field office in Boise and that it is staffed with officers who are understanding and kind.

Cant get through on the phone because their ai slop cant understand a god damn thing i say call…read moreafter call

You guys were a great help. Even though I got a crappy judge that refused to see facts and evidence…read moreor go by proper court protocols in a DV case....your efforts and attention to the matter gave us hope we desperately needed then. Don't stop helping others regardless of the loss. Your community needs you more than ever! Study up, and kick some @$$ Friendly tip. When collecting evidence make sure clients phones are on airplane mode. For real y'all.