I stop in here about once a month to pick up rabies tags for the clinic. The parking is a mess. It…read moreis always full and even though it's beside the building it's several "blocks" to the front door with lots of deep pot house. Nice greeting. Of course there is a metal detector but the staff is alway friendly and chatty. The building itself is rough, still has areas that were abandoned due to covid protocols. It really needs some updating but it's a typical government building. Urg

Must better experience then it was years ago. I needed to get a copy of a few of my records and ran…read moreinto a few hiccups but, the clerk who assisted me happened to see me coming back while she was outside taking a break and went out of her way to walk me through all the steps so I wouldn't have to go back and forth. She helped me solve all of the issues and misinformation I was previously given and I was squared away and ready to go within a few hours. She even printed some documents for free for my troubles. Please hire more people like her. Everyone that comes to the courthouse has varying reasons for being there but all should be treated with decency and respect. A little kindness goes a long way.

Clean and efficient. Registration renewal services were quick and efficient. There are long lines…read morebut they go rather quickly. I was impressed how fast they get people in and out. For DL's services, it's by appointment only. The facility itself is just simple and nothing fancy, plenty of parking outside in a large lot, for free - for customers. They have a Tony's grocery store in the same shopping center and many great places to eat. Busy shopping area.

Helpful friendly staff - I did make an appointment , as it was required . I had an overall good…read moreexperience

Very welcoming staff they all greet us with a smile. Very clean atmoshere nice and quiet.. always…read morehelpful

I am proud to be a citizen of Chicago Ridge. About 5 minutes ago, I saw a CR officer pull someone…read moreover ahead of me. As I drove closer to him, I observed him taking a bag off of the roof of the car he had pulled over, and hand it to the driver with a smile. I know some may think this is a stupid thing for one to be proud of, but the officer easily could've just continued on his way and didn't. He took the effort to pull over the individual and the time out of his day to assist a stranger. Thank you, kind officer, for helping one of my fellow CR citizens!

I was in and out. Had great service from kind and professional staff members. The facility is well…read morerun and kept organized.

I was there today at 2:30. I was out by 3:00! These folks really had it together! They had a…read moregreat system and were very efficient!

I love this library and so do my kids it's very clean and the workers are very friendly and helpful…read moreif needed. I started going this year since I moved around the area and my kids ask me to take them all the time they also have a very cool saltwater fish tank the kids area is so awesome everything about this library is very cool totally recommend it to any mommy looking for some fun quiet time!

I love to read. Unless there is a book that I know I want to keep or use as a reference I don't…read morelike to buy them. If I had to review this library two years ago I would have only have been able to give it two stars. For the longest time this place really didn't have the greatest selection or the most modern facilities. They recently passed a referendum to expand the library and now they have nearly doubled in size with their new construction. They now have a huge selection and it is really updated now. the people that they have working here are nothing less than helpful and always really friendly.

Made a drop off here in my travels, and met very friendly customer agents and noticed how well they…read moreengaged with other "local" customers. Very convenient location right off of Harlem and 111th St. Large lobby and counter, large Hallmark card selection. Didn't see any after hours kiosk and drop off area however.

People like to make fun of the Post Office and postal workers in general, but this may be one of my…read morefavorite post office locations. Inside it is very large, clean, well lit, has loads of private mailboxes, many table tops to put your parcels together, and has everything you need to post your stuff. Outside has loads of parking and they are at a busy corner so it is easy to get to on 111th and Harlem. Absolutely never had a problem with the workers here. Like this place, give it a try.

This trail is part of a larger trail that spans 26 or so miles. While many parts are plowed, you do…read moreexperience some icy portions in the winter. However, for winter running, especially lo g runs, it's a great loa toon and trail. There are some nice scenic parts to view and some street runs. I didn't see any spots for bathrooms, but I would like to check further along the way. It has some hills, which are great, and other parts that are flat. I enjoyed this paved trail very much. Can't wait to run it again!

This is my 500th review. I was waiting for something amazing for such a personal landmark. I am so…read moreglad to have stumbled upon the Cal Sag Trail. I am fairly certain that Mother Nature does not enjoy being paved. However, in the case of the Cal Sag Trail, maybe she might just reconsider. Hear me out. I used to stomp around with the dog along the Cal Sag as a side trip from Lake Katherine. The area along the Cal Sag was pretty disastrous. Overgrown, neglected, weedy, muddy or rocky, mostly unfriendly and unusable. We never travelled very far but we always liked watching the boats and trains along the way. Along came the Friends of the Cal Sag with a brilliant idea to put in a trail that would go all the way from Lemont to the Burnham Greenway, which is almost to Indiana. The full distance will be 26 miles. It is not all done yet, but the parts that are completed are spectacular. I walked with my dog along the new addition in Palos Heights. Not to sound cliché, but truly, "If you build it, they will come." That is exactly what happened here. So many walkers and so many bikers. All ages. And it is not even officially opened yet. The trail is paved and two lanes. It twists, turns and has some great sights, like bridges and trains. Other times maybe you see a car wash. There are signs along the route that let you know what suburb or area you are in. The Cal Sag Trail feels like it was always meant to be there. Land that was unused is now being used and enjoyed. Please, without delay, get a bike or some walking shoes and get out there.

Worker at counter was ready for me and blurts out "hey old man" as in 'you're next'…read more It obviously was a case of him never calling anyone from his teachers to a father (figure) Sir so he sure as hell wasn't gonna call me, sir I was just in shock. I couldn't believe someone could be so rude just because you walked in there to buy a stamp.

This was a perfectly fine USPS outlet on Harlem Avenue. It was large and spacious and clean. As a…read morepostal outlet it offered all the usual stuff one might look for, and did so very nicely. Inside there were a large amount of postal boxes that one could rent, enough counter staff to get you through the lines, and all the usual supplies. Outside there is ample parking, but in a very tight lot. You enter from Harlem and have to exit the same way. It would have been nice to have an entrance/exit on 111th also. Ratings wise - this place has a lot of 5s and 1s. I think they land right in the middle of that. USPS workers get a bad rap ... it is a tough customer service job that many people don't appreciate. Give the USPS people a break.

This is a nice library, through I don't go through often even through I do live in Palos Park. And…read morefor some people they have a nice walk to the theater. The library always is clean or at least you would hope it is, no books on the floor always nicely on a shelf. The last time I was at the library was to see Rick Kogan at the library. He and Charles Osgood have come to the library to have talk and show pictures taken, and a couple of time they had copies of their books Sidewalks and Sidewalks 2. And I have a copy of each book autographed by them. They have a website where they update when they have kid and adult programs, they show both kids and adult movies. The 2nd Wednesdays of the month they have a brief discussion about a book, and then they show the movie that it is based on at 2:00 P.M. And they update on the website what movie will be shown, not that they I have attended. And then ever so often if scheduled they show a kid's movie on Saturday afternoons which will be updated on the calendar. They also have movies to rent, but I am not totally sure how many dvds are in their collection, but they charge $1.00 a dvd to check out, and if you turn the movie back late, the overdue fee is $2.00 per day. Which just shows you that you don't want to get a movie back late. But they let you keep the movie out for a week, and plus you get to take it out in the dvd case, and not another box that they have it in like you might find in any video stores that are still in business. Personally if I wanted to see a movie, I much rather get it from Netflix, where I can keep it out as long as I want to and no late fees. And of course they have plenty of books kids and adults that you can check out for free, but and I am not totally sure about it, so please do not quote me on it, but I think their late free for books are 10 cents per day. They are normally open for 6 days a week, Mondays thru Saturdays, and they are closed on Sundays, and major holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas. And you get to keep the books for 2 weeks which I would believe just as much time as any other library. But I can't remember the last book I ever checked out of the library, which is okay for me because I am not a big reader of books.