The amount of money given to the jails needs to be distributed more effectively because the…read moreconditions that the inmates are in are horrid and in desperate need of updating. 20+ hours without sunlight & food. Mold... food that is processed to the Gods. No hygiene given to inmates... not even as little as a toothbrush. Inmates are treated like animals, regardless of charge. This jail needs to be burned to the ground.

i understand jail is to house inmates but to house an inmate and deny them medical assistance in a…read morelife threatening situation is inhumane ..its even more inhumane when the person was innocent and falsely detained that innocent man went into the jail with all his limbs was denied medical assistance went into a comma for 2 weeks and woke up with his limbs gone due to infection from the jail.....he was not suppose to be there ....

Everybody that works at the jail is extremely nice.. The guards really do care about you.. They…read moredefinitely match energy! I hated being arrested for something I didn't do.. failure to appear.. but at least I was treated nice.. Thank you ladies for being so kind..

As someone who has a loved one in there and got arrested just because he was in a car with someone…read morewho isn't smart enough to keep his shit to himself or at home. The women who answers the phone at the bonding department is so rude. I dont want to be rude back because I don't want it effecting my brother in anyway. But a simple you're welcome would do it when someone says thank you. I'm sorry if they weren't raised correctly but being a human back doesn't hurt. I have high anxiety so already going to check or even calling makes me nervous. I've heard bad things about this jail and the last thing i think someone who WORKS there and CHOOSE to work there is to make us more worried with their attitude. I hope they find god and one of their family members never end up in jail. I know they won't read this but I thought someone should.

The receptionist is so rude! I was there trying to meet a friend who was looking a condo. She was…read moreextremely mean. Not at all welcoming or helpful.

Thinking about buying or renting at the Dakota? You should be informed of all the good and not so…read moregood experiences of living in Midtown's nicest minimum security facility. I call it that for two reasons. I know this because I had the most unfortunate and draconian places in my 59 years on this planet. Indeed, in the well-used rear view mirror, I should have used the $30k in rent for something more libertarian in lifestyle, like a nice Winnebago. Yes, I recommend staying in a Winnebago to living at The Dakota Facility. And yes, I refuse to call it a condo, or anything resembling a 'home'. In the interest of fairness to potential buyers and renters one should be required not by the Dakota, but by the realtors, to require before even discussing the property to read and understand all the rules and regulations The Association™ requires. Which reads like the rules of a minimum security facility. And they are as myriad and unnecessarily anal as they are simply stupid. We actually had to look the rules up online because none were provided. I wish they had or we would have never moved there. One example of minimum security, a potential buyer or renter would be impressed at the security protocols installed at The Facility. Almost like jail. One is even less impressed, however when they see the police log for 850 Piedmont, and see why one officer describes as a 'magnet for thieves'. I had a phone stolen from my car on the third floor of a secured parking deck. Several homes have been entered. Several bikes and scooters are routinely stolen, and all The Association™ will do is issue fines and eventually address breaches. One woman who had been a resident of over 10 years accidently forgot her key in her apartment. For an hour she begged anyone to let her in, but The Association™ forbids such neighborly help, instead threatening fines. Ten years, a resident. What a friendly place to live. My wife let her in. We could have been fined for that gesture. Nice place. One of my managers told me that The Facility is nicknamed "Gay Melrose Place" because of all the drama, and wild wild life on some floors, but that is from him, not me. We refused to use the pool all summer because the rules were written in a way that if you were suspected of having glass of any type (except sunglasses and prescription lenses because those, um, don't cut) would result in thousands of dollars in fines. "Speeding in the parking lot" is an automatic fine without notice. They never say what exactly 'excessive speed' is. You will know it when you get the letter. The whole rule book is full of arbitrary and loosey-goosey terminology. Indeed, most of those stupid rules looks like it was written by former resident Peggy Denby. And we all know what a party poop she can be! We even got a notice that our balcony planters were 'too colorful' and they had to be 'black' instead of 'with colors'. After one month, we hated the place. We had a 2nd rental home in Ellijay and slowly started moving our things there. Yeah, one month. It was that sucky. My landlord got a $500 fine for us taking an entire month to move out. We moved a few boxes at a time. The one time we had furniture (one bedroom suite) that required the use of the elevator (stiff deposit and $150 to 'use' the elevator, more of The Association™ridiculous secret fees and nit picking) we informed them. The rest of the stuff was moved out over 20 days in two Cooper Minis. But because we didn't tell them when we were moving (because we moved on our own schedule, not some fancy movers), the association fined the landlord. That fine was the last straw. They suck at promoting a sense of community. The emails to the members are so passive aggressive I had to call the person out for it. It got better. They don't deserve your money. You should sell your condo's to the fine Mexicans who clean the floors and manicure the pretty lawns. Doesn't that sound like the kind of nice place you would want to live for $2500 a month? You think for that kind of money, The Association™ would treat the tenants and owners like they were something more than a money teat? I'm not blaming my landlord, but they should be more clear about the living conditions there to the next tenant. I would not recommend that compound to my worse enemy.

So I was on my way to go dumpster diving with my ex husband one foggy December night. His tags…read moreexpired 5 months prior as is typical for him so we knew as soon as a cop car materialized behind us it was game over. What we didn't know was that his license was suspended as he failed to appear for some ticket months prior. Poor form, guy. I tried to smooth talk one half of the good cop/bad cop configuration to no avail. The cranky one told me not to bother showing up to that detention center for a few hours. This advice proved golden as I ignored my ex's increasingly frantic calls. It was 3 am and there were too many phone prompts for me to handle each time, SORRY. Around noon I was able to bail him out. Shoutouts to Bond, James Bond for that. He spent 8 hours in the clink as a fat Jewish dude amongst a bunch of skinheads and a waifish guy in tights rolling his balls off. He told me he ate prison sausage. We got some shitty brunch. I think we're getting back together.

Water is brown. Racism is prevalent. If you get bonded out they will wait hours ex. You get bonded…read moreout at 11AM won't get out till 9:45PM and processing after them telling you free took another 30 minutes for me to actually walk out. You get cup for water or blanket for up to (one month) pretty much have to take others. Toilet paper isn't a thing there. Cops will pepper ball you if you look at them wrong.

I worked at Callanwolde in 2015, and I want to emphasize that Callanwolde itself is a beautiful,…read morespecial place with an incredible mission. Unfortunately, my experience working under the Director at that time was very different. I found her management style demanding, dismissive, and at times disrespectful toward staff. I experienced long hours, significant responsibilities, and compensation that did not feel appropriate for the role. I still believe Callanwolde is a wonderful institution, and I hope employees today experience the respect, support, and appreciation they deserve.

We came here for a friend's wedding. The venue was nice and there were a lot of great photo op…read morespots for wedding pictures. If you are planning a small to medium size wedding, this may be a good place to consider.

INCOMPETENT & LAZY are the 1st words that come to mind. 8 officers are standing outside at 6:30 but…read moreInhave to wait until AFTER 7pm shift change to pay a CASH BOND.....granted I spent 2 hours here waiting for the paperwork earlier today and left at 5:30 to get my daughter from school. I came early enough to prevent her from seeing her Dad in jail or at a jail but the officers here have ZERO RESPECT FOR THAT... Sgt. Anderson said BEFORE I left if I came back BEFORE 7...they would process the paperwork. I'm here and now she says it will be the next shift. Meanwhile the officers are outside laughing and talking instead of working. Taking care of basic business shouldn't be this hard. Treating someone with courtesy and respect shouldn't be this hard. Getting SERVICE from a building full of PUBLIC SERVANTS shouldn't be this hard. But let me start cussing and disrespecting these lazy, incompetent, no one knows the right answer ass officers and I'll be the one they arrest. Filing a formal complaint in the morning because this is RIDICULOUS!!!!!

they gave my bud pig food. bad place for first date. 10/10 do not recommend. bad serviceread more