We used to absolutely love this library, but the children's section has gone downhill so much. They…read morehave switched the way that they organize all the children's books by random categories and most of them don't even make sense.. The biggest problem is when you ask for help from any of the children's librarians they want to push you to use the computer and they don't want to help you at all find books anymore. When I was in the library yesterday, another mother was complaining with me how it's so incredibly difficult to find books anymore that they prefer to go to Batavia or Sugar Grove . I can no longer recommend this library for children's books anymore ,

Such a nice library with friendly staff and very easy parking. I enjoyed my visit here!read more

How many times do I have to fill out the same paperwork for my spouses account? How many new people…read moredo I get to look at me as though I'm being shifty? What have I not done that I need to do to borrow books?

The ladies were so friendly with helping me get my taxes out. I had to fax quite a few things at…read morethe last minute. They're so kind. So glad to have it in my Del Webb neighborhood.

This one is a smaller library for sure but don't let that deter you…read more We love the different board games available for play and you can check out other toys to use around the open areas. My daughter and I did the scavenger hunt and it was relatively challenging. We had to do a few loops to find them all. Eventually we ended up finding the last one in an unlikely location and we got to pick from a basket of little trinkets. This is also the only library I've been to that carries American Girl dolls. The only problem is that you have to be a resident in the district to borrow them. Unfortunate.

First, the good…read more This a newer, beautiful facility that's easy to navigate. My 7yo still likes to come in and do the scavenger hunt. Books that I request usually arrive pretty quickly, and having a library van drop books on my front door is absolutely spectacular. The library summer reading challenge has been a great way to show readers how to access resources like audiobooks, e-books, Library of Things, and research portals that many of us don't even know exist. Now, the ugly. I have two issues. First, I assume the collection is based on what patrons request and what circulates. If it is a reflection of our culture's tastes, it's saddening. There is so much poor quality, tasteless literature in this library collection, especially the YA section. If I'm looking for a classic, it usually gets shipped in from a library outside of Dundee. It makes me sad that our taste in literature is so trashy that we don't even carry high-quality, enduring classics (especially children's classics) at this location. I am not a book burner. I do not favor censorship or banning books. But I DO want high quality literature for my family. That isn't visible amongst the junk and the twaddle. The other issue is the fact that, consistently, when I walk into the library, whether I'm alone or with my kids (who do behave), not only are we NOT greeted, but no one even makes eye contact. There are two librarians that are friendly, but I rarely see them. The librarians that are usually there do not look up, do not smile, do not say a word when we walk in. If we need help with something and approach them, I get the impression that we're interrupting whatever it was that they were doing. Please, librarians. You WANT citizens to want to come to your facility. It has so much to offer. It is a wealth of resources for the unemployed, for researchers, for the curious, for kids, for anyone looking for information (and knowledge -- and maybe even wisdom). Please act like those people are actually welcome. Please, administration, be more discerning when you hire and train your staff. Please hire people who love their neighbor, who want to help, who approach patrons, who want to form relationships with local families looking for good books, who are excited about story time and read-alouds, who love kids.

What a charming and wonderful library! My daughter and I just checked this library out. Definitely…read morenot the largest library you will ever see, but stocked with some really great books. The librarian was exceptionally cheerful and helpful! We will definitely be back!

I love playing Pokemon Go here because it's downtown Batavia so there's stops and gyms everywhere.read more

This is a nice place to stroll but the big draw to me is the giant frog statue (it's large enough…read moreto dwarf an adult); I just love its unimpressed expression. Check it out the next time you are in town!

Absolute trash. Called twice and left messages but no one responded. I understand wait times are…read morelonger so several hours later I went to the business. There was a sign saying no entry without appointment. I needed a test done as soon as possible though and I needed to know if they offered this test but I couldn't know if they offered it without talking to anyone. So I went in and while brown haired lady was nice and tried to talk to me the blond was super snippy and mad that I walked in. I told them my situation and asked if they offered TB tests. The brown haired lady answered my question and said they did, but the blond said the call center is huge and super busy and that I needed to wait in a really entitled voice. I said was just curious about the test and thank you, then left. I am never going back if I can help it. I went to physicians immediate care and the let me walk in, talk to someone and set up an appointment, and then get the test immediately. Way better business.

Stacia is truly an amazing woman, makes you feel so comfortable to talk with and share personal…read moreinformation with.

They did good on the Long Island audit channel so they deserve these 5 stars they was cool they…read moreknew the law

What a swanky police station! While visiting friends in the area we stopped by to see the antique…read morepolice car that is house in the lobby of the Aurora police department. I was pleasantly surprised to also see a cute little display of other antique police memorabilia. Also highlighted were interesting photos and stories of those officers being honored and remembered either for service to the community or their ultimate sacrifice of their lives in the line of duty. If you are passing through Aurora stop by, it's worth it.

This buliding has the County's Government offices. You can go here for any information: building,…read morerecreation, services, volunteer work. The building is pretty big, and hard to miss. It is located in a large shopping center. It is open all days except Sunday, so the palce seems pretty dead on Sundays.