Visited March 19 and 20, 2025. The person who welcomes you there was AMAZING! What I was dreading,…read morewas actually entertaining. The place is nice and I actually felt like I was in a museum. There are a lot of fun facts posted everywhere (be sure to walk around outside and take a look at the plaques). It was a scenic walk from the waiting area to the cafeteria and the large pano windows on the bridgeway area to look over the street level was a plus. The cafeteria was modern looking. While you are waiting, there are tvs and each room plays something different. There's even a room where you can use your laptops and each of the waiting areas also has a back area with couches. This was nothing like what I recalled from before. There are also some vending machines but it sounded like complimentary coffee was a thing of the past. Parking was free. My 2 day civic duty was over in a snap.

Rachel, thank you for making jury duty... dare I say... pleasant. She kept us laughing all day long.read more

I've been a member for a few years. The range has automated target carriers, and they are all…read moreusually working. If one is down, it is usually repaired fairly quickly. Members get a key card, so that they can visit the range any time between 8AM and 11PM. Targets are available for purchase at the range. The range is not "elegant ", but it IS functional and a great place to shoot.

Did my field test here today and I enjoyed myself and all the staff there were really nice and…read moreknowledgeable. Especially field instructor Paul, made me feel comfortable. If ur coming off of 22 go right under tresal and first right up gravel road.

A sad reason brought us here on this chilly almost winter day …read more.. We had a scheduled afternoon appointment and Lynn helped us beyond measure! All of my morbid questions were answered and my children are now on their way of getting what was bequeathed to them. All employees were stellar and I felt safe. An emotional day was made a bit easier.

I come here to pay my bills, employees where you pay your bills don't seem very happy or friendly…read more I am the type of person that will say good morning/good afternoon whenever you meet someone and it can be a turn off when they just look at you with a sour face. Besides that the place is fairly clean doesn't seem very busy except for the Bill area.

Nice location. Very close to major highways . Nice and quick service . Everyone is very helpful…read moreanswering any questions you may have . Lots of parking outside ..

Went to drop outgoing mail off. No issues, I was in and out! If you're polite that will kill the…read morenastiest in people!

I always have and issue when i go here the guy always has something bad with my mail i go somewhere…read moreelse and theres no problem

Lots of 1star due to department admin not doing their job properly, website is trash and a HS…read more computer geek could design and work the website efficiently better, no one answers the phone. My wife had an accidental clicking that caused her RN license to be unable to b renewed. We came to this office and if it is not for Leslie Burgos, this place would be a 1-star for us. She is efficient and serves with a heart which government employees should have. Although we acknowledge that they are short staff and the politicians or the department should do better. Place is run-down and needs maintenance/renovation. Only 1 person allowed(applicant) unless special need is required. Parking space is wherever you can find nearby(you need to pay) you wait(standing) in the lobby if you come in before opening time. See images for reference.

The Cranford Public Library has, by far, the most eclectic and interesting collection of blues,…read morerock, folk, country, and popular music CD's I have found in any of the dozen-or-so local community libraries that I have checked out in this part of NJ. It participates in the MURAL program, so residents of 40 different neighboring communities can register here for free borrowing privileges. Non-Cranford residents can borrow six CD's at a time for up to 2 weeks each. They also have a decent DVD collection, and, unlike other area libararies who charge a fee, DVD borrowing here is free. Their CD collection includes some real gems, by great, obscure artists, including Blind Willie Johnson, Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, Little Willie John, The Mississippi Sheiks, Rev. Gary Davis, and Tim Hardin. Also, rather than just a smattering of random albums by more well-known acts, you will find relatively comprehensive catalogs by Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, the Beatles, the Stones, The Band, Dylan, Springsteen, Van Morrison, Elton John, Tom Petty, Zeppelin, Santana, Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, etc, etc. Besides my own musical likes, they also have plenty of jazz, opera, classical, and international music CD's. The library also runs many events and programs including a film series, free live concerts, educational seminars, and several book sales each year.

When I was a little boy, and my grandparents lived in Cranford at that time, they would take me…read morehere just to read and borrow some books. My dad did the same thing too, and this was the first library that I've ever been to in my life. Now let's move on to the present. Recently, my dad and I came here to check out the book sale. For this, we had to go to the Book Cellar, which was in a separate entrance on the side of the building. There, we saw a lot of old books that were for sale at really cheap prices. Usually, we end up buying something here, but in the end, we bought nothing. Another reason why we came here was to pick up some tax forms. The other libraries in my area ran out of them, and we were told that we had to print them online. Tax season is stressful enough (unless you're getting a refund), but we don't need to add to the stress by printing online with our own, expensive ink and paper. Thankfully, this library had a lot of tax forms in stock. So we grabbed what was necessary for the submission of our tax returns. In order to get to the book cellar, you have to utilize the separate entrance in order to go down stairs. If you want to go into the main library from there, you have to exit the building and head to the front of the building to enter. Unfortunately, there's no way to enter the main building without going outside. But, if you want to buy a good old book, or borrow a new one, or pick up some tax forms, then you have to do what must be done. Overall, I'm a fan.

First to review? Don't mind if I do. This review is for the attached COMMUNITY ROOM…read more My non-profit org needed a training space for the day so we booked the attached Community Room. It exceeded ALL expectations - even after getting a tour of the facilities from one of the library staffers. Read on for what worked well: -Easy to book. There is a designated person within the library who handles booking requests. My Ops Manager handled everything then passed the info off to me. The Room was open and ready for us early Friday morning as planned, even though the actual library didn't open until an hour later. -Separate Entrance. The room has its own entrance and exit and restrooms so no need to walk through the library to access the space. -Seats 50 COMFORTABLY. The chairs were lightweight yet heavy duty which is paramount for accessibility and size diversity concerns. There were tables that sat 4 across. -Advanced A/V. The room includes a projector, sound, and wireless mirroring. No need to worry about this plug and that plug. Easy breezy setup with Macs and PCs. -Kitchen. We didn't use this but it was there along with an auxiliary supply room. This is a great space! Middlesex is not my county but I feel comfortable in saying that if they approach community space like this I'm sure their library is top-notch and people focused as well. I've included some pics of my initial tour of the space.