The librarians charged me for books I had already returned. They kept charging me for the books I'd…read morereturned for weeks. They also refused to talk to me about this issue, and seemed to have a bit of a mood when I tried reasoning with them. I haven't been back since. But anyway... The looks of the place are quite alright, though they did some moving about in the past year and it's been a challenge finding some of the books I had read before. Despite that, the place has a good look about it. Some areas do seem a bit dirty, but overall it's very easy to find a place to sit and read without much trouble. The older librarians I'd met seemed rather fine to talk with, and very friendly. I think a few quit some time before the book accident, though, bless them. The movies are also rather fun to watch and look at, but a lot of them are scratched or irreparable, and leaves one with a tiny fear they would be to blame for the damages. (If you are like me, anyway.) My favorite place in there is the back rooms, but only because it's very quiet there, and they showcase people's artwork. Many a talent is nice to look at. Not sure if they allow anyone back there much, but it's still my favorite place, even if I haven't been back in a long while. The internet last I'd been in there had this rather annoying thing where it would just shut off every 30 minutes and you would have to verify yourself or something. It made it hard for me to work and almost impossible to make large downloads. Hopefully they figure that out some. Still, it is how you think it is. Go take a look yourself and have a fun time with it. They have many books to browse over and they have some fine internet. Also there's a sweet desk in the corner by the back next to a plug. It's the best seat there. The holy corner seat. Have the seat of ultimate privacy, friends. B)

One of the greatest libraries! The building is beautiful, even the setting is gorgeous. I have to…read moreadmit, I'm not much of a reader, I go here for movies! Why go pay money at red box, when this place has free rental! They have a large selection of ever changing movies. Most libraries are small run down places these days. E. G. Fischer blows them all out of the water!

We love Cedar Bluff Branch Library! It is the best. Ever since I moved to TN /Knoxville I got a…read morelibrary card and then when I had kids I took them to baby bookworms and story time. They loved shaky eggs and singing and listening to more books. We will come and max out our library cards... so I was glad when I could get library cards for the girls (max physical items you can take at once is 50, max online from Libby is 15 loans and 25 on hold). Now we don't have to worry about limits since we have 3 library cards. The girls love Crafternoon in the summer and the scavenger hunts around the kid's section in the library. We could spend all day here if I didn't have to work. The online selection is really good and allows us to save lots of money on books. We love the library and all our Cedar Bluff librarians!

Libraries seem like a dying place in the world if Nooks, e-readers, iPads, downloadable books, and…read morethe Internet. This library is still vital to the community it serves. Walking around I saw students studying, foreign people reading books or visiting, children reading with parents, those without home computers and smart phones using the free computers. The staff are super friendly. Books are available for a 3 week check out with an additional 3 weeks (2x) for a 9 week total borrow time. Call or go in to have your books renewed. The library offers children's activities, story time, and adult reading time. Books and media can be returned day and night at the outside drop box.

Looking for a quiet place to read. If I could of recorded the staff talking about there weekend I…read morewould of.... No place is quiet here, library's have become indoor recreation parks. If your planning on firing someone close your door to talk about it.

Great library for a small city. They keep up with current titles and have some older ones I missed…read more Thanks!

Cute little library with friendly service. Clean place with what appeared updated at modern…read morerestroom facilities.

This library hasn't changed since I was a little girl and I love it!! The librarians here are top…read morenotch and always willing to help you with any needs. There are plenty of spaces to go if you need a quiet spot, a 3D printer and lots of children's programs. The Chattanooga library system is overall an amazing thing. So glad this little library is still in Hixson.

Beautiful, big library! I enjoyed wandering the shelves on the first floor. I didn't make it to the…read more2nd & 3rd floors. I love the huge windows that let in all the glorious sun. I wandered into the bookstore, next to the front doors. For $5, you can buy a bag of mystery books! I searched for two books for a friend, but didn't find them. They do have a very nice selection of children and adult books. Husband waited by the welcome sign while I wandered. He used their free internet to read his Apple News stories.

This is amazing I can find great books in there not to mention they sell movies cd and moreread more

This is a public library. It's services should be free to the public and that's because I pay…read moretaxes. They want to charge $60 a year to become a member. They say you can pay $1 for a guest pass for two hours. It's located by the police department in the Tractor Supply parking lot. The people seem nice waiting on you.

Collegedale Public Library is one of the best libraries I've ever been too. The staffs friendly and…read moredo their best to assist you with your needs. If it comes to a situation where they do not know something, they will do their best to find out for you.  When I was looking for a certain book and couldn't find it, I came to find out that by telling them what I was looking for was not available. I was assure that they will do their best to get it for me. [It's not a guarantee but I appreciate the attempt]  While I was there, I saw the library had numerous of children's programs. From books, to movies to learning materials.  I also learned they have free movie days, dog therapy days, fun activities for everyone. These are just a few of the things they offer. Collegedale Public Library may look small, but it has so much to offer. For $1, you can have access to internet for 2 hours. For .10cents you can print a page. You can fax as well.  Overall, it's a great public library.

I generally love libraries. It's quiet, stocked, the employees are so nice, and it really is here…read more However, I came to the library for a specific purpose and that was to use a study room to record a speech for one of my classes. It was clean, had comfortable chairs, an outlet, and a whiteboard. The only thing that ruined this was the fact that it isn't enclosed at the top so the large study group next door would have been able to hear everything I said just like I was very aware that they're using all their smoothie and coffee trips and Kroger runs for their class. I ended up only writing my speech and filming in my car in the parking lot. It wasn't even private enough for me to be able to take a quiz or efficiently study. I thought being that it was so close to a college that it would have been a typical study room and be quiet with privacy.

One lump of coal to this group, closed BOTH days the one before Christmas and before New Year plus…read morethe actually paid holidays, come on man ! To make it even worse employees were working on site interestingly but those who pay their salaries with tax dollars were not.

Friendly and helpful staff are always ready to help. The staff is always available and have gone…read morethe extra mile for me on different occasions. While I'm not involved with the children's programs, I see them to be an emphasis here. On occasion, my research into a local history fact was only successful because a staffer took the time to help.

Who doesn't love FREE? I know we pay through taxes for these glorious book havens, and dang, it is…read moreSO worth it. My family makes the most of our awesome local libraries. Both OR and Knox library systems have beefed up their digital offerings due to COVID and my Kindle has gotten a workout. The Libby app allows you to request putting ebooks on hold and OR Library website allows you to place physical items on hold for easy pickup. There are racks of free books in the entry atrium, too. My kids love the child room, full of learning toys, a fort to climb, rocking chairs, crafts, and of course, books galore. There is a gorgeous view of the courtyard with a fountain and the great playground that lies beyond. The staff is friendly, knowledgable, and helpful. They always have printables with puzzles, coloring pages, book lists, and schedules for events and story time. We love our library!