Central Library

I think they do, visit their website for more info

Yes, by appointment.

Yes

Call

Yes

Yes

Yes you can and you can Google other sites by you that offer those classes as well.

I believe there's one day of the week but not sure 100%. You may need to call them directly for that information.

You need to call them personally and ask yourself for that information. Or try to Google that information. No one here can answer that question for you. We are people who have given this place a review about the building in the pass. Your not contacting the library personally.

Next Microsoft Excel class is at Macon library, June 12 at 4:30. It is a half hour class. You might want to watch the events calendar for later classes. I recommend checking out books on Excel.

On the library website, at the very top of the page, next to "DONATE" is a small magnifying glass. Click on the magnifying glass. Type in what you have interest. Good luck! (It is easy.)

There is. Probably more during school year. This summer, 9th grade and up. Found on library website by searching for "tutoring".

For ESOL classes, you must attend an information session via zoom. There's a link on the public library website and they will have the info at the information desk to the right of the entrance

Yes, at selected times. Visit the library to find out the times.

Unfortunately, we no longer have the seed library. that was a small project in 2019 that has now ended.

Yes

Yes! The WiFi network is BPLUnwired.

Yes

1st floor

Yes,there are plenty of stairs which lead to different areas of the library

Yes!

Just walk in ..appts. not required. Nor neccessary.

I do not believe so.

Yes! You are also able to sit down in certain areas. Computers are available for use as well.

Yes. You will need a library card which residents can get on the spot.

Not sure I was returning books

Unfortunately I don't think you can right now. But you can get books but no sitting. There's is no up stairs just the down stairs.

As per their website, Effective April 12, 2021, we will reopen the Central Passport Office on an appointment only basis. Our hours of operation will be Monday from 10am-3pm, Tuesday  from 12pm-5pm and Wednesday from 10am-3pm only. " https://www.bklynlibrary.org/passport

As per their website, "Effective April 12, 2021, we will reopen the Central Passport Office on an appointment only basis. Our hours of operation will be Monday from 10am-3pm, Tuesday  from 12pm-5pm and Wednesday from 10am-3pm only."

Before the pandemic there was an office in the library lobby that took applications and documentation for issuing New York City ID cards.

Yes, that is so. The libraries have not opened fully yet.

Brooklyn Central Library building is currently closed to the public due to the pandemic though they do have book pickup and drop off service available at the main entrance. When it was open copies could be made with payment through a library card account that could be funded with a credit card at a kiosk in the main lobby. Cost, as I remember it, was 10 cents per copy.

Not right now during Covid. It's only pick up from holds. Go to BPL.com

No, that library only offers drop off and pick up of books right now, sorry.

No, the library is not open for students who wish to sit down and write. Pickup and drop off service only for library books.

Not now because it's closed except for picking up and returning books.

Thanks for your answer

No, the passport office is not currently open. The only available services in this stage of the library reopening are hold pickups and book returns.

At 10 grand army plaza, yes pick up if you reserve a book and return. No browsing and no computers, not yet.

Yes, not now

The parking is metered on the street. It is also very limited.]

If it's open today.

Library

Yes just scan with your phone and then print out at lower price

You can check catalog, and use your card online to request to pick up at your desired branch.

Brooklyn Public Library

My experience with non commercial photographs enjoyable. However, anything beyond a basic - Hello, from Brooklyn, NYC I would check with the information desk.

Yes

Yes just bring proof of your Brooklyn residence and your id

Hi Childish Naomi, to look for work you must go directly to the companies and organizations to ask questions in regards to employment. That means you would either have to call them email them walk into the location. You can even get on their website and search employment careers and job opportunities. Companies do not hire people to sit and read these reviews. these reviews are basically for the general public to respond and if we're lucky maybe someone who works for that company may come across such questions among the thousands that there are.

hi do you have online classes too?

Yes

From library website: TWO payments are required: One made payable to the U.S. Department of State and one made payable to Brooklyn Public Library. Payment to the U.S. Department of State  Age 16 and Older Under Age 16 Routine Processing (6 - 8 weeks)Passport Book $110 $80 Passport Card $30 $15 Passport Book and Card $140 $95 Expedited Processing* (2 - 3 weeks) Passport Book $170 $140 Passport Book and Card $200 $155 Overnight delivery (for Passport Book only) + $16.48 to total cost  + $16.48 to total cost * The additional costs cover the expedited processing and express mail. Payment to Brooklyn Public Library Execution Fee (required):$35 for each application form Photo Fee (optional):$18 for two photos of the same customer You may combine payments to the Libraryin one money order if there is more than one application.

Yes

You have to contact the public library this is for customers

One hour, you can sign up for different ones at one shot, if they're not too busy...

You have to contact the library this is for customers

You should call the library this is for customers

Central library is open is Saturdays from 9am to 6 pm

No

Google that information on their website or call them personally and ask them.

You can try to Google that information online on their website or Google their phone number and call them.

Try checking that information online or Google their phone and give them a call and ask them yourself. We are people who have given this business a review in the past and can't answer that question for you.

You can find that information on their website or Google it. You can also get their phone online and call them. You're not reaching the library itself. We only placed reviews about this location.

I believe you can but get more information online. You can always Google that information on a computer or smartphone.

I believe so but not 100% sure. Give it a try to see if you can.

I'm not 100% sure but I don't believe they are not open on holidays. If they use it as a poll spot, then maybe open on Election day for voters only.

I think on weekend 12 noon and weekdays 9am. You can try checking their website for more information also.

Not 100% sure but you should give them a visit to ask them. I'm sure if they don't, they can give information on who can help you out.

When you walk into the main entrance of the Library on 10 Grand Amy Plaza there's a line off to the right side join that, sign some paper work step into there office take a picture and bam you got your ID

No, the library will be closed today and Monday for the Labor Day holiday.

You will need to have a few dollars on your card first and after that you can use printer

I believe they can give you information on that. You can also Google that information online for free GED learning centers, locations near you.

Go to OSHA.gov. Click on training.

You need to call them personally for that information. You're not contacting this business personally.

I believe copy machines yes but not sure about scanners. Call them before you pay them a visit to make sure.

Yep

From library website: The ConnectED Library Hotspot Loan Program is a collaborative program by New York Public Library, Brooklyn Public Library, Queens Public Library and the New York City Department of Education to provide thousands of NYC K-12 students with free Internet access for the entire school year. This program addresses the needs of more than 1 in 5 New York City households who do not have home access to high-speed Internet services. In order to be eligible to participate in this program, a patron must: Have a child in NYC public school Have a valid library card* and be at least 18 years old Have less than $15 in outstanding fines on their library card Have no Internet access at home Register and attend an orientation session at one of our participating locations Agree to participate in surveys and other evaluations that will help BPL determine the merits of the program Agree to the program conditions listed on the online Library HotSpot registration form *If your library

Yes I can!!

Yes. They are searchable in the online library catalog.

Yes, mostly anywhere you find fit to sit at and just study.

Easiest way to renew passport is too do so online. From library website: Customers can apply for a U.S. passport or passport card at Central Library, which is an officially-designated passport application acceptance facility. The Kings Highway passport acceptance facility has reopened with limited hours, Thursday and Friday to Sunday from 10am to 2pm.

Some libraries offer tutoring but not sure if this location does. Try calling them up and ask them as well.

Brooklyn Public Library's card is free for anyone that lives, works, pays property taxes, or attends school in New York State. To get started, NYS residents ages 13 and older may apply online for a library card. You may choose to have the card mailed to you or picked up at any one of our 59 branches. Get a Library Card Children 12 and under may not apply online and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to get a library card. Before you can use your library card, you must visit one of our library branches and validate your card within 30 days by showing a government-issued ID that includes your name and present address. Acceptable government issued IDs include: Current New York State Driver’s LicenseCurrent New York State Driver’s PermitCurrent New York State Identification CardCurrent IDNYC Municipal Card

I'm not sure if they do but you can call them up and ask yourself. You can also Google, "help to make a resume" or even go to the department of labor as they do help you with it. Plus they give you information on job openings that are available and fit your needs.

Yes there's free street parking but you need to find it and that's the difficult part.

No sure about that but you can call them first and ask them that information.

I believe there's one day of the week but not sure 100%. You need to call them personally and ask for that information.

Yes.

They do offer writing classes, although they do appear to be more creative than you may need/ want. You might be better off with a book that will give you tips on how to write papers for college. The library can help you with that - lots of books in that topic.

You should visit their website or call them

I searched the library online catalog. (which you also can do.) No book with that title - any edition.

Google Maps will tell you ... In detail. Search for "shopping near 110 Grand Army Plaza" in Google Maps.

Yes, you complete the application there and they mail it to you. $110 for the passport plus a $25 fee.

You can either go up there or go to th e website. Google NYC I'd and there is an appt link.

If it's a branch of thr Brooklyn Public Library system then you shouldn't need a new card.

Unfortunately there is no parking lot but there is street parking around the library

I think so, but you need to sign up in advance, their website has more info

With a library card.

Nope

Yes

No public parking lot but Plenty of free (non meter) parking on Flatbush ave and eastern Pkwy. Just read the signs for street cleaning times.

Yes, until 9 pm i believe

No

There was

They should certainly be able to point you in the right direction at the services desk.

Better off to just get one from the Post Office.

They do have work force 1.

An address,

Use their website if you are not at the library. You'll need your library member number and pin.

From library website: When computers are all in use, sessions are limited to 30-minutes and patrons can sign-up for a session at the reservation station.

9-6 on Fridays