I really like the newly updated library. Not only has it been freshened up inside but the outside…read moremakes it even more inviting. The artwork and natural aesthetic makes one want to linger and take in the beauty. Well done!

(I'm only addressing our newly refurbished library located within the Vacaville Cultural Center on…read moreUlatis Drive.) Vacaville just spent $2.6M I believe it is and it took over a year to upgrade the library here. It is just around the corner from me and I have dearly loved it for nearly 20 years. Once warm and inviting with a charming tree sculpture in the children's area it now seems rather unaesthetic and the materials came across as cheap-looking to me. I thought to myself that I could've done a better job with $680,000 on a Home Depot credit card! I mean for God's sake ~ $2.6.M!? Gimme a break. They could not even power wash the filthy bench area out front located as the last thing you see before you go through the new front doors? That wonderful wood tree sculpture that was always so wonderful to gaze at every time I ever went in there should at least be put in the large computer area or SOMEPLACE within the new library (they are apparently trying to "rehome it" elsewhere in town) So please~ power wash that entire cement area out front! And do whatever you can to warm it up. I will miss the comfy chairs near the entrance where people used to sit and read for hours ~ I don't recall seeing any place to do that anymore but admittedly I took a quickie tour. as there just wasn't much to see of interest. It just seemed to be so sterile! You can go outside where they have some type of patio area out back. But it's not the same that's for sure. I'm also concerned that when I double-checked my facts on the price I saw that it was actually over $24M! Heart attack time! When I first heard of $2.6M and then took the tour I thought we're looking at a lot of corruption here; there had to be a ton of kickbacks somewhere ~something is off. It simply doesn't look like a $2.6 mil upgrade! And if it's $24M then somebody needs to open up an investigation by midnight tonight! Everybody go see for yourselves. Is it just me? Am I off? In the meantime I'll post these two photos....

Nice, clean, quiet outdoor square with businesses adjacent on both sides. There's a place to sit…read morefor reflection. Events are held here regularly.

There weren't any events going on here today but it's still a pretty area. I can see how a festival…read moreor farmer's market would fit into this space. Open patio, several tables, lots of shade trees and a pretty canvas awning. Plenty of street parking on Main Street and around the library on Town Square Place. I didn't spend too much time here though as there's really not much going on today. [Review 17574 overall - 370 in California - 1092 of 2022.]

Clean, beautiful architecture, lovely professors who are passionate about what they do. The…read moredisability services (ASC)? Horrendous. Extremely antiquated environment full of staff that are unqualified, discompassionate, AND uneducated about psychological and learning disabilities. WHICH IS THEIR ENTIRE ROLE. The only thing they can seem to enforce is extra test time---which you have to jump through hoops to schedule. This is another barrier for someone with any disabilities that affect executive functioning. The ASC is responsible for advocating for students and finding an equitable way for them to keep up with their classmates, yet is useless when handling unaccommodating professors. The judgment I've faced here by trying to find reasonable accommodations is inane. Why are you being sassy and argumentative with me when I'm asking for help? A high EQ should be mandatory for a role that involves supporting a community that is highly vulnerable to discrimination. The "Accessibility Services Center" is also incredibly disorganized and frequently don't respond to emails. I have to hound them for updates, which is difficult for a student who is already trying to manage their hectic life. They don't seem to be the most cognitively sharp when trying to "help" disabled students, nor well-versed in Section 504 of the ADA... which should be a basic requirement. I know more about my rights than this place knows left from right. The amount of times I've had to repeat a large swath of information from one person [who promised to relay info] to the next that had seemingly no idea what was going on is ridiculous. I've run into multiple people who interrupted me, spoke over me, or made an underhanded remark at the expense of my abilities. I can't tell if Solano is just hiring people off the street to staff the ASC or what. I had a phone conversation with an older woman from the ASC who was supposed to help me formulate a plan to get back on track with school, and she had no advice that couldn't be applied to a neurotypical student. When I mentioned the barriers I face, she gave a long pause and stated flatly that I should "prioritize the class" and "study more". Why didn't I think of that? I could get better advising from a stranger on Omegle. Horrific experience. 1/10

The bldg is nice and new and accommodates everyone very well. The staff is great and definitely a…read morecomfortable place to absorb some knowledge!!

Bill was extremely helpful we had a blast can't wait for another. F1 sim was by far our fav at…read moreLaguna seca

Christina & all the staff at Ulatis community center were beyond helpful. There great customer…read moreservice & prompt response were very much appreciated as we looked for a venue.

This Little Free Library has a name and that's pretty cool. Spindrift Way is a residential street…read moreand it turns left here, so there's a reasonable amount of space to park your car while you browse. Brown siding with emerald-colored trim, this library has a single door secured by a twist catch. Inside, two shelves and it was quite full. Mostly paperbacks and so my four additional thrillers fit in well as I continue to drain my own home library of books I've already read. This is charter number 99407 and there is no steward or caption listed in the database. [Review 17578 overall - 374 in California - 1096 of 2022.]

"Comes with Free Labyrinth!"…read more Yes it's true! With this little Free Library, you get a bonus Labyrinth! This little Free Library is constructed to look like a little white country church. It is on the grounds of this church, pretty close to their labyrinth, in a beautiful garden setting. What a location! This little Library might be in the most beautiful setting of any Little Library I have visited. Take a stroll around the garden, or sit in one of the convenient benches close by. If you don't find the book that you want, take a spin around the Labyrinth. Thanks to the folks from this church for sitting up such a beautiful garden and free little Free Library. This is really a great asset to your community.

This is another one of the Little Free Library Community book boxes. The idea is to freely trade…read morebooks. I happened to find this as I was biking around town. The day that I visited it was jammed with all kinds of books, especially kids books. It is painted in an attractive turquoise blue color. Like others in this area, it is well-constructed, sturdy, and easy to use.

I LOVE this little book store, it has everything you can possibly think of including book marks and…read morehand made local goods like adorable kitchen towels and little nicnacks and stuff. I went recently and got two hardbacks at a STEAL! I could have spent hours browsing easily. The person working that day was sweet and helpful too. 10/10 can't wait to go back and grab more cool books and stuff

My husband brought me to this bookstore. There's a small parking lot but also street parking. There…read moreas a good selection of kids books and there was also a lot of newer books. I liked that there was a section of Amish books. We were all able to find a book and prices were reasonable. The service was great we had a great experience.

I am writing this review based on the option of a previous employee that use to work here. I worked…read morehere for brief period of time as a contracted employee. The facility itself is really large and it shares the same property as Solano State Prison. CMF has a super large parking lot that gets full of employees (especially during day shifts). The yard that the inmates use oversees the parking lot of the employees, which I always thought was strange but something that people get used to I guess. The main guard at the entrance was also super nice to me when I signed in and out. Most of the guards here are super nice and overall respectful to inmates here. The facility is kept clean (compared to other facilities that I have worked in). The prison itself is large, had a psychiatric wing and hospice care unit. I really enjoyed my time working here and with all of the inmates that I got to work with as well.

Place is old and dumpy, needs some money pumped into it and inmate workers that aren't all broken…read moreand claim medical ailments all the time. Staff if great, but inmate population sucks.