If you go down by the court house you will see some of these sheriff's clearly braking the law as…read morethey feel it dose not apply to them, I seen a sheriff park completely on the sidewalk for at least 10 mins while he went inside to get fans and put the in the back seat of his car (have it on video) left the sidewalk completely block the whole time with nobody out there directing people or traffic so if someone in a wheelchair or some kids were walking they would have to risk going into the road to get around the sheriff's car park in a sidewalk! Then all day long multiple sheriffs parked in the turn lane all day long the turn lane was big a turn lane but parking spot for sheriff's, I stop one leaving and asked him if I could park there he said no I asked why he could park there he claimed he was on official police business bring paperwork to court unfortunately I don't have the video when he walk in but I am pretty sure he had no paperwork in his hand, then the next guy parked there in his personal car in regular clothes and left it there for hours have all this on video as well. If the sheriff department feels that those should be parking spaces instead of a turn lane (as it was parking spots all day long could not be used as a turn lane all day they should take that up with the county not illegal park and believe they are above the law and don't have to follow it like the rest of us. Have another video but to big to share on here.

Big shout out to Ms. Linda who helped me with my background check. She was incredibly helpful and…read morehad a great attitude. Her positivity and willingness to assist truly made my day. Exceptional service. 8o)

I called to ask about a car seat installation and inspection. Press 3 for their administration…read moreduring business hours (mid morning for me). At first I got another phone number that led to a dead end. Then called back to get more info. So this location in particular and Cobb County locations do not do install or inspections for car seats. However, Safe Kids at Cobb County does located 1220 Al Bishop Dr, Marietta, 30008. The website is safekidscobbcounty.org so save time and go directly to the website to make an appointment rather than play phone tag. Your other option for Fulton County would be to try Sandy Springs. Just some info for expecting parents looking for peace of mind!

The fire station 5 is one of thirty in Cobb County. It located at the corner of Paces Mill and…read morePaces Ferry next to ABE. They have one engine and one paramedics unit. They serve Vinings and nearby communities. If you see a fire truck and paramedics around Vinings, SPTB, Cumberland, I-285 and I-75, it may be from Station 5. If you want a tour of the Station, you have to complete a Safety Education Program Request at least 30 days prior to your desired date. This is an emergency service station and do NOT allow birthday parties! They make fine neighbors. Quiet most of the time and are always racing to help anyone.

I live an hour from this library but every so often I work in the area. The staff is very polite…read morebut my goodness it is a library! Everyone is so loud. One staff was talking on the phone. The next visit they were putting up decorations and talking loudly amongst themselves, I couldn't even concentrate, I had to leave. Please take this into consideration when you have guest in the library to study.

I've been coming here to pay my water bill as long as this office has been located here. When I…read morefirst moved to Woodstock they were located in an office building that is torn down now-it is where the local Woodstock outdoor Amphitheater is located. I'm a big believer in getting to know your local officials and law enforcement. The folks at the city of Woodstock Public Works are super friendly and are always fun to chat with. I like to stop by here every so often to catch up on the latest news and to complain about our growing traffic problems in downtown Woodstock. Plus if you ever have any problems, they will help you or direct you to the right Department. Very handy people to know!

Great personnel, kind, firm, knowledgeable, with a touch of levity. Enjoyed my visit. (to a dmv?)read more

I went to renew my license on a Saturday morning and was in and out in just 30 minutes. The process…read morewas quick and efficient, and I experienced great customer service -- definitely a pleasant surprise for a weekend visit!

Went to the court of appeals today for oral arguments. For those that are going here, the actual…read morecourthouse is on 40 Capital Square, Atlanta, Georgia 30334.

Lemon Street Grammar school was a grammar school in Marietta, GA that opened in 1894 exclusively…read morefor African Americans. It was the only school in the area designated for this purpose. The school's last graduating class was in 1966. While the original structures have been demolished the city erected a plaque near the school's original location. The Marker reads as the Following: The Lemon Street Grammar School opened in 1894. The original wooden structure was funded by Marietta's school board, and designed to educate Negro students. The high school was built nearby in 1930 at urging of Ursula Jenkins. Professor M. J. Woods became principal of both schools in 1929 and led the high school until 1962. Lemon Street and Marietta High Schools merged in 1967 and the Lemon Street building was demolished. The new grammar school was built at the direction of city council in 1951 and operated as a school until 1971. 1131st review 1/8/2018 51st for 2018