Great for legal visiting. Spotlessly clean. Polite and professional staff. Even the trustees out…read morefront are polite and helpful. Vending machines well stocked. Would visit here again 10/10. Update: have returned several times (just like some of the inmates do) and found it to be top notch every time. Staff always in a good mood. Must be the crisp mountain air. Best legal visiting in the entire CDCR system hands down! (And cuffed)

Cant recomend this restaurant/hotel, the food was bad, the lines were long, the beds were…read moreunconfortable, its always noisy, the staff was rude, you cant smoke on the property and someone named "Clobber" tried to get fresh in the shower, some pickup line about "busting spokes"

I recently graduated from the Citizen's Academy put on by the Carson City Sherriff's Office. We…read moreme6t every Wednesday evening from 6-9 PM for 10 weeks. This very informative Academy offered me the opportunity to learn about the various services offered and to observe a large array of situations that Officers encountered daily. Here's some of the services that I had the privilege to learn more: - Detention Center Tour (Learned the difference between Jail and Prison) - Coroner's Office - Detectives Division - Lab & Vault Units - SWAT - Search and Rescue (Volunteer) - AERO Squadron (Volunteer) - Mental Health (MOST) - Special Enforcement - Gangs Unit - Dispatch Center - School Resource Officer (SRO) - Volunteer Organization (VIPS) - Traffic - K-9 Unit - Patrol - Active Shooter/Post IHOP Education I very much appreciated the time that Sherriff Ken Furlong shared with us at the beginning of each session, and professional knowledge that his officers and staff shared with us during all their presentations. It was eye opening at times to realize how much goes on in greater Carson City and how big (Lake to Desert) this Country really is. Special thanks and gratitude to Colleen Schiller for coordinating all of this. My Wife Gayle used to run the Citizen Academy of the City of Walnut Creek and believe me, putting on programs like this are a LOT of much appreciated work. Thank You. Notes: 1. I hope that I'm never on the "other side" of any of these fine officers. I do try to convince my Wife that I'm a "Bad Boy", but she's not buying it. 2. Douglas County (where I live in Genoa) has a similar Citizen's Academy program. Please contact their Sherriff's Office for additional details. 3. The Carson City Sheriff's Office does a pretty good job communicating various crime issues and requesting information. I read about things like this daily via my newspaper subscription through the Nevada Appeal and the Record Currier. Douglas, Lyon, and Story Counties too. 4. Citizen's Academy presentations may or may not sometimes be biased towards the positive. I personally thought I received balanced presentations and was pleased that the officers seemed to want to be there, were straightforward about their duties, and were eager to answer questions. 5. If I were to suggest any improvements, maybe bring some Fire Department presentations into the mix would have rounded out my "uniformed services" knowledge. 6. Another goal of this Citizen's Academy is to recruit volunteers for various programs. There's some paperwork involved (which I have in hand), and I'm sure that when I do raise my hand, any volunteer efforts on my part will be well appreciated.

The officers there in the Jail were very professional, kind and informative- they all were…read moreinterested in meeting the needs of our family and helpful to make the process much easier. From a somewhat difficult circumstance, they made certain that I was informed, although they were not there for " my protection" per se, I felt that I was treated well and with a great deal of respect. They extend courtesy, professionalism, and work diligently to preserve the dignity of the in- custody individuals, and treat them with a great deal of respect as well. They are challenged daily I am certain, but continue to do their difficult jobs to meet the needs of our community very well. The Deputies in the jail are super- all of them. Thank you for all that you do. Of the names I recall, I would like to personally thank Deputy Carter, Deputy Oropeza, Deputy Garcia, and I am certain there were many more. From my family to you all- a warm and heartfelt thank you to you all!! Katherine

I just got done doing 45 days and during my stay I was blessed to be able to become a worker in the…read morejail and that's because of one officer Miss Edwards. I like to say thank you for taking the chance on me I'd also like to thank all of the classification officers for giving me the chance the food was not that bad the stay was not that bad. working for them I was very grateful to earn a month off. I would like to also thank Miss Mayfield and Miss Meliane. For the coffee and the bubbly water that you ladies provide to us workers. I would also like to say thank you for all the old timers that are still there miss sodemburg, officer Leonard, Hayes, belkie, freeze, Truman, Hancock for being there and making the jail fantastic as it is. Also a big thank you too Miss messenger Mr Rodriguez and Miss Irwin .

Can't even talk to an operator to see if someone is booked. Their stupid phone system is IC…read moresolutions. It is not a solution it creates a bigger problem. I want to talk to a live person.

First time going to jail 25 years ago. I remained getting in trouble for about 5 more years. During…read morethat time I visited many jails and Douglas county was the best. Staff trays inmates like people and it was clean and spacious. I was a kitchen trustee and the guy who ran the kitchen back then always made the day so much more bearable. Decent food and portions too.

Unique and memorable lodging experience. Personal service and hospitality was sub par…read more Car service was uncomfortable, however they did drop off at covered private VIP entrance with personal security and valet service. Guest services was very clean. The front desk staff was very attentive and offered to store my personal belongings. Upon arrival you will be offered a keepsake photo for your Instagram and given slippers for your stay. Room was not overly decorated. Unfortunately, there was no turn down service and the mattresses were not very comfortable. Complimentary meals were served three times a day. The food was like nothing I've never experienced. Portions could have been larger. Beverage service was below average. Not a large selection. There is limited cell service and no access to the internet. A real off the grid experience. It's a wonderful place to have time alone to reboot and really get to know yourself again. They have a great incentive plan for guests staying more then one night. You receive a significant reduction in your final lodging invoice. Overall, my stay was very eye opening. I regret to say I will not make reservations again.

I recently called jail to speak to their nurse. I found her to be very kind and my response to my…read moreemail was quick. A gentleman called me about details in my email and he too was very kind and repeated what I had told him for accuracy. I had to call a second time and the officer who answered phone was very pleasant as well.

Ok usually some might find it odd to critique having to do a weekend in jail! well actually it…read morewas probably as close to a vacation! the staff was crackin jokes so atleast they arent stressed out here! sure there was always that one who just has to try to ruin everything for every one! but other than that. we had movies! popcorn the floor officer let us know whats up and how things ran! and still though we might bend rules having fun times we still were treated with the upmost respect. keep up the great work you guys wer great

Very nice scenery around the library! The employees are very helpful and efficient and has a large…read moreselection of books and dvds.

The libraries in this county are a joke. Shows just how much local money and efforts are funneled…read moreaway from education and into other projects. The employees who work at the libraries (with some exclusions) are not kind and helpful people. They are rude, uninviting, bad at explaining very simple library functions and do not encourage any sort of education like a library employee should. The county needs to weed out the dysfunctional and unhelpful employees and replace them with fresh, capable, motivated and smart people. The whole community would benefit from it.

Wow this place is dismal with a full kitchen that goes totally unused while the grossest food ever…read moreis trucked in from Solano county beans beans and more beans you will spend most all of your time locked in with no real outdoor activities when you finally do get out you will need physical therapy just to rehab your body

Better to go thru the front door than the back. Lol…read more When they check ur temp at the door the lady asked "are u here to bail someone out? " I immediately said "oh god no!"... I now realize how bad that sounded. But couldn't stop my reaction b4 it happened. Went in for my CCW permit. Thanks to covid took 3.5 months for my appt. So if u take ur class get ur appt immediately because i heard they r bookinf march now. U only get 6 months to get in. Then u start over. Staff was friendly and we had alot of laughs in the lobby and clerks office.

These people do not offer any mental help or veteran care. In fact they assault veterans. I was…read moresexually assaulted in the booking area. I was threaten with a taser for no reason, I was already being restrained on the floor. I have tried to get my records and video but they refuse. Worse experience of my life. I also believe that I was retaliated against because I told them i was a veteran and believed that all should be treated equal.