It seems that men aren't treated fairly compared to women when it comes to domestic violence cases…read more I wanted to petition for a peace/protective order and was basically being investigated and talked down to by Commissioner Redmond. She told me she wouldn't treat my petition fairly because I had an attitude. I was overwhelmed and uncomfortable by Redmond's approach. I didn't have attitude. How are men supposed to advocate for themselves when we're always being treated like the problem, and have to deal with women in positions of power who create barrier for us? Fortunately, a male commissioner who just got to the office helped me with my concern.

I had a really positive experience at the Prince George's County District Court in Hyattsville. I…read morewas nervous about handling my situation, but Raymond at the front desk was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful. He took the time to guide me through the process and made something stressful feel manageable. I truly appreciate his professionalism and support.

Very fun playing here there is a basketball court and vending machines and also they have a gym in…read morethere and have a computer lab and have a water fountain and also they have a closet full of basketball and soccer balls and roller skates one of the best community center I've been to yet and very close to where i live

Worst service despicable postal worker, very inattentive displaying the Taurus most lackluster…read moreservice ever I would never returned to the post office at the worst service ever ever receive any post office

Staff here... as usual are just not approachable, never seem to be okay, never smile, not helpful…read moreor helpful with attitude!

I'm not opposed to reviewing the post office per se, I've just never felt so compelled…read more After discovering that not all post office locations let you hand cancel (or that even if they do they can charge you per envelope) I called Mt. Rainier and the NICEST man told me he'd be happy to help out. I rented a car to go and headed across state lines. The same man was at the desk and was helping a young lady with the paperwork for her first passport. He was so patient and kind with her, even though there was a line of folks waiting. It's rare to see someone help someone else out not just because they have to but because they care--this gentleman definitely went above and beyond in making her comfortable with what she needed to do to get her paperwork in order and to set her at ease. Honestly, this also made waiting in line so much more bearable; she was worth his time. Once he got to me, he not only remembered my call from the day before but was excited to hand cancel my envelopes. This just made my day. I love getting snail mail, and I reaaaally love wax seals, so it was important to me that the invitations to my wedding have wax seals. Was anyone going to die if these were ruined? No. Was it important to me? Yes. This man treated my seals like they were important to him, too. And, even though we handed them over to him Saturday, folks in New York already had their invites the next Monday, which is crazy fast. Letters aren't dead, folks, and the caring folks at your local post office like this guy are what is keeping hand-written notes and heartfelt letters (and wax seals!) going.

This is a great post office. Clean, spacious, organized. The woman who helped me was professional,…read moreefficient, and friendly. I will be making this my go-to post office.

Review #239 - 2019 I…read morehonestly do not understand what the whole protesting situation was all about, but then again I don't understand a lot of things that liberals do! But here is a short reading on the upsetting situation: "Five miles from the United States Supreme Court, a 40-foot-tall World War I memorial in the shape of a cross has stood for nearly a century. Now, it is at the center of a battle over the separation of church and state that may end up on the court's docket. The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit declared this month that the Peace Cross, which sits on state-owned land in Maryland and has been maintained with public funds, was unconstitutional, a ruling that supporters of the monument warned could result in a "cleansing" of memorials on public grounds across the country." Supreme Court's Ruling as of June 20, 2019: "The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that a 40-foot cross honoring soldiers who died in World War I could remain on state property in suburban Maryland. The cross, the court said, did not violate the First Amendment's ban on government establishment of religion." When my girlfriends & I were driving around looking for it, we were expecting it to be a monumentally gigantic cross that can be seen from miles & miles away; but when we finally arrived, we were like, "Wait! This cross caused that much commotion! Wow! Liberals really are that easy to trigger!" Thank goodness for people who aren't PC or easily triggered by everything or else we won't have anything nice left on this planet.

Reserved a book online and went to pick it up here. No need to make an appointment for the pick up…read more The staff were friendly and polite. The library is a bit small, but there are computers and you can print stuff. There were few paid parking spots in front of the library. Overall a pleasant experience.

From the owner: Prince George's County Memorial Library System provides materials and information for study and…read morepersonal enrichment. We offer strategies for lifelong learning through access to varied media and professional guidance by our staff. We focus all resources on the needs of our customers.

ansolute fucking worst carrier service. i litterally hate getting packages delivered by usps…read morebecause they come days fucking later. i guess what can you expect from government funded things. fucking bitches always wasting my god damn time.

I have packages to be delivered to my Street address. I am not getting all my packages and when…read morethey are tracked I am told there were "Delivered, Jan-14-10, 11:33 AM, BRENTWOOD, MD, 20722 Out for Delivery or Available at PO Box, Jan-14-10, 08:57 AM, BRENTWOOD, MD, 20722" Problem is I do not have a PO Box and the Post Office refuses to help me find the "confirmed" delivery items....

Just leaving the post office and had a horrible experience I don't understand if people do not like…read moretheir jobs they need to just quit if I'm coming to a post office asking for information about my mail and that is bothering the worker that she needs to quit

This post office needs to close. They provide poor service and the people working there (except for…read moreVincent) are rude. I have forwarding orders and yet I see mail being dropped on top of my mailbox from thousands of miles away!

Great new renovation to this branch. So glad this neighborhood was the recipient of investment like…read morethis. Cute little branch. Friendly staff. (I think, bilingual?) Spanking new building. They went hard on the nautical theme inside. literally, I think this building is sea-worthy. I'd love to see more self-guided activities to do for the kiddies. Take the space devoted to the sort of odd fake dock and put something there for littles to explore that's a bit more interesting. For parents of young kids, libraries can be a lifeline for just getting out of the house.

Awesome architecture and design for a new community centered facility! And the artwork! - the 12…read morefoot high glass mural is breathtaking!!

always smiling and friendly- The ladies here at this site have patience of Job' Thank you all!read more

They were so amazing! Fast and super nice! We applied for a passport and worked with Ms. Tanisha-…read moreshe took the photo and walked us through the whole process. We will be using them for sure in the future!