There is enough parking spaces to accommodate members and people who need to drop in for some much…read moreneeded studying. They have early voting going and it wasn't crowded to the point you have no where to park. They usually don't have law enforcement here but today they do. I am guessing to supervise the early voters. The library is quiet. The staff are friendly, nice and accommodating. Masks are encouraged. They do have a temperature machine at the entrance. The reason for the 4 out of 5 rating are for the bathrooms and the back wall desks! They needed more attention. The bathrooms do not have paper towel dispensers but there were toilet tissues. The back wall desks had crumbs from snackers. I would highly suggest being Lysol wipes if you need to study back here. Overall a good library to study and catch up on reading or surf the net.

I have been coming here for a couple of years and love it. They have a kid's section that is…read moreperfect for my 1.5 year old daughter. They have books, toys, puzzles, and coloring sheets to keep them entertained. It is a big library with all different sections and is nice and quiet. The librarians there are so sweet and helpful and there is plenty of parking. I love coming to this library!

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I would rate this 4 stars. Problems…read more *no signs to navigate you through the park. *it's not good for small children, babies toddlers,people that have disabilities. The path is very steep and there's only one place that has a beach type area. If you are Lucky and find the right path to go down then you can bring babies or toddlers. But I don't recommend it. * there are beer bottles and cigarettes scattered throughout the rocks. Not enough to not make you want to go, but they should have staff to clean. * no one is at the gate to take money or to guard. Pros *it is good for older children. I have a 7, 9, 12, 13, & 15 year old. We didn't have any issues going on the paths and finding our way. We are an adventurous family tho. * we brought tubes and the kids had a blast going down the rocks. * it didn't seem dangerous but I did stand near them just in case. My 7 & 13 year old went down. It was pretty cool. Tips * I recommend water shoes as there are rocks and it's easier to navigate with them on. * my kids are very strong swimmers,but I recommend life vests for smaller children *the *park at the horseshoe picnic area if you want the beach lake. (This is the easier way for small children) * if you want the top of the rapids continue to the dead end. We brought tubes and went down. It was a ton of fun. *bring a small cooler with drinks and lunch. Some people brought chairs and put them on the rocks and hung out.

I visited this location and every single employee down to the security at the front was extremely…read morepleasant. I just felt the need to leave a review about it because court is stressful enough and these exchanges made me feel more at ease. I can tell these people are genuine and love their job and I appreciate the good energy exchange

The Officers & Employees are cool, really laid back...yet don't break any laws though…read more I was picking up some licenses & the overall public service was good. Everyone in different locations were welcoming & helpful. Parking in front of the building is the roll of the dice with limited spots - 1 for EV's. There's 2 Pay stations which helps with the line as the App here sometimes gets funky. Street parking has a fee as with the parking garage for $6. The Decatur Train Center is in close proximity.

Super helpful while getting my library card. I haven't fully experienced the library and all of its…read moreamenities just yet so I will update you in a few months. But so far I've enjoyed the staff and their patience with any requests I've had so far since obtaining my library card.

I love this library. i go there every once in a while and i love it. there is a child book section…read moreand they have such a good selection of books. in the adult section they have a wide variety of different kind of book by so many different auth such as Colleen Hoover. that was such a big surprise!! they also have a study section and a section to print stuff. when you first go there to get your library card it's really easy to do. it's all free and the checkout book process is really fast and easy. in conclusion i love this library and is definitely 5 stars.

Everyone was nice and helpful, I was in and out. Great…read morecustomer service, friendly staff. Neat and clean building. Plenty of free parking right outside. Thanks for a great experience.

The wait was very long and the staff are not very nice.They could be a little more specific when…read moregiving instructions on road test.

The downtown is a little smaller than I expected and I can't believe there isn't more shops/places…read moreto eat but it is sooo cute. So much history and so many movies and shows were filmed here! Known as Hollywood of the South™, Covington has become a mecca for the television and film industry. Dukes of Hazard (1978) You can see the General Lee on Elm Street in Covington jumping 157 feet into the air in the first episode. The Cannonball Run (1980) The city of Covington had to remove power lines around the square before filming the iconic plane landing scene. Friday the 13th VI (1986) The iconic hockey masked killer could be found stalking the Covington area and surrounding towns during this installment. My Cousin Vinny (1991) This Oscar winning film utilized many locations around Covington and Newton County to create the setting of a small town in Alabama. ‍ In the Heat of the Night (1988-1994) Covington was known as Sparta and home to Police Chief William Gillespie and police detective Virgil Tibbs in this long running crime drama. Black Dog (1997) Featuring Patrick Swayze, Meatloaf and Randy Travis, Black Dog disguised Covington as North Carolina for this truck driving, gun hauling action film. Remember the Titans (2000) This inspirational film starring Denzel Washington was partially filmed in Covington. Sweet Home Alabama (2002) Sweet home Covington, Georgia was one of the filming locations for this 2002 romantic comedy starring Reese Witherspoon. Halloween 2 (2009) The Myers House and Haddonfield Town Square were really historical Covington transformed for this Rob Zombie horror film remake. ‍ The Vampire Diaries (2009-2017) Covington transformed into "Mystic Falls" for 8 seasons of The Vampire Diaries. Footloose (2010) The courtroom scene in Footloose was filmed in the historic courthouse on Covington's square. Flight (2011) A church was erected and a broken aircraft was placed in Green Valley Farms fields, just a few miles outside of downtown Covington, to create the plane crash scene. Selma (2014) The iconic courthouse served as the Hotel Albert in the historical film recounting Dr. Martin Luther King's bid to secure voting rights for African Americans in Alabama. Vacation (2014) The sorority house scene in Vacation was filmed at one of Covington's many beautiful historic homes. ‍Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors (2015) Covington was the perfect picturesque backdrop for the television movie inspired by Dolly Parton's life story. Dr. Sleep (2018) The sequel to Stephen King's "The Shining" was filmed in Covington. The Jungle Cruise (2018) This live action movie inspired by the ride at Disney features Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Emily Blunt. Sweet Magnolias (2020-present) shows small town Southern lifestyles/stores. Other popular films shot in Covington include "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay," "The Accountant," and "Ant-Man and the Wasp."

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Shortly after relocating to GA, I went to get my new drivers license. The DMW is always such a…read moredaunting task, but I am grateful I picked this location! I was in and out in less than 40 mins. Love that! The customer associate at the door greeted me on arrival and instructed me how to check in, where to sit, and to let her know if I had any questions. I love the organization and efficiency of this location! I will be recommending it to anyone looking for DMV services!

I was in and out in 20 mins! The staff are so nice!! From the warm greeting to the front desk…read moreclerk- I would recommend for sure!

The library itself is very nice and a great place to study. However the person they have on staff…read morenamed Kane was a total d*ck. Learn some customer service or get a job where you don't have to have those interactions. I understand it may be your 50th time answering the same question that day but that's not a patron's fault... passive aggressive and rude for no reason very disappointing. All of the other staff members were great, guess one just slipped through the cracks....

The Gwinnett Public Library and libraries in general are a wonderful place to read, get work done…read morein a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. They have a kid friendly area here where children of all ages can go to find a plethora of books and also they have a weekly reading time which is also nice for the kids. Their free use computers for adults and children are great. Sometimes the kids will be on the computers for a long time though, so if that happens you can kindly remind them or or their parents their a time limit for computer use when other kids are waiting to use them. Library cards are free and they allow you to renew books, videos, cds via the Internet, phone call, or at the location itself. Parking is plentiful here and access is quite easy. 5 stars for me! :) p.s. Free wifi ! Code is gwinnett