I'm all about people celebrating Thanksgiving on Friday but at least make the appropriate changes…read moreto your website and phone number. I drove across town because Google and the automated voicemail says they're open. It's just frustrating with the holiday traffic.

This DMV has redefined what it means to go to the DMV. It was a pleasant experience. Yes, this…read moreplace needs to be studied and used as a model for every other DMV around the country. From the people who greet you at the front counter, to the staff who assist you with whatever your appointment is, you are treated with a level of respect and courtesy that will forever change my opinion of "going to the DMV". Thank you for being professional and polite. You all set the bar!

I have been a supporter my whole life. I just got side swiped and pushed into incoming traffic with…read moremy daughter in the car and the driver fled. I waited 4 hours and never got an officer, I have video, pictures, license plate and the only way I can file a report is to wait for them. I had two officers pass me and ignore me while I am trying to waive them down and when I called the station they told me 'its shift change so that's why they ignored you'. GPD is an absolute joke, I'll never support them again

I was involved in a traffic accident and I hate the fact that when I called the police department…read moreand a young mexican woman a safety patrol arrived on the scene to handle my accident and not a real police officer that woman had a nasty attitude she's is extremely unprofessional and got my accident report all wrong and the person that was actually in the wrong is the only person she communicated with and then she put in the report that I was at fault when the person who hit me stated that he was at fault, I strongly feel like only real law enforcement officers should be the one's who arrive at any type of car incident because they are highly trained experience professionals in law enforcement

This is the slowest, most understaffed Post Office I have ever been to. It could use a good…read morecleaning Also.

They have left two (Pink Slips) forms 3849 while we were at the house, (We got cameras), they…read morerefuse to get out of their vehicle and carry the package to our front door, marking the pink slip as receptacle full/ item oversized. Why are they delivering for Amazon and then want you to pick up the item at their post office? Instead of being thankful that they have a job, these difficult employees have an attitude, persistent discourteous behavior and are just lazy.

This review is specifically about Jamerica Fleming who works here not the location. She was more…read morethan helpful. Over the phone, not only was she well mannered but made sure the problem with my package got resolved. My opinion on this location and USPS is a different story. This location has very hard working individuals but unfortunately can tell are extremely understaffed and a result there is a service issue that comes to play with that. I've never had a single one of my calls answered except the call I made to Jamerica Fleming at this location. She left me a voice mail originally and then answered my call back instantly, she then got straight to helping me. She is a rockstar and I'm very grateful my issue got resolved by her of all people. God bless Jamerica Fleming for her service. And I hope this location receives the funding and staffing they need to operate correctly!

Wish they have more staff because the line be all the way out the door. Not enough people to get…read morethe line done only be two or three workers here . I wish they could try do better on having more staff . We wait long time they done even have chairs for older people or people who can't stand long enough to sit down . I hope they do better the proof in the photo ps the service is good but the wait I say not so fun

What a run around..! Unbelievable they need more workers to help. Right now I estimate that they…read moremust have at least 2 or 3 workers.150 minutes waiting time...if you're lucky is not acceptable. Sorry.!

Gainesville is home and so hard to rate. It's changed so much over the years, and sometimes…read moreunrecognizable. Graduation and the annual Nutcracker performance at the Phillips Center, plays at the Hippodrome, UF cheer and basketball camps at the O'Connell Center, proms held at the Women's Club, walking in the Gator parade, and UF homecoming being a local, public school holiday-- because #GatorNation. The Harn Museum of Art and Reitz Union after-school visits while waiting for my mom to get off work. It's a small, hipster, college town that's so full of art and culture. Now, I can liken it to having a tiny "keep Austin weird" -ish vibe. All in all-- Ode to Gainesville-- the backdrop of my childhood, and the occasional nostalgia-filled stomping grounds of my adulthood! Fave spots: The Top Sidecar/V Pizza Baby J's Dragonfly Mojo's Public & General Satchels Pizza Cheers!

Forever setting lights up in this town needs to go back to school this is pathetic I've never seen…read moresuch a mess made of traffic lights you have traffic stopped in places that makes absolutely no sense you won't set two lights to go green in a row everything about the way you set up lights is designed to inhibit traffic movement that's why you have so many stupid accidents. Why don't you go to Leon county Tallahassee you know the capital and borrow their traffic algorithm I know it works good they know how to move traffic in that town

When I first moved to Gainesville I took a tour of this facility and I was very impressed by how…read moreclean they keep everything. A couple of years later I adopted my cat from ACAS. He was and is extremely healthy. And all of the dogs in their care appeared to be WELL cared for. As far as I'm concerned the dopey, childish reviews posted here need to be deleted. I'm pretty sure ACAS by denying adoptions, are weeding out potential pet owner problems. Also if you cannot afford a visit to a veterinary clinic, DON'T own a pet!!! The animal didn't have a choice. They're your hostages and are at your mercy. Please be more mindful of your decisions. Thank you staff at Animal Services!!!

Our first instance of adopting was back in November of 2023. We adopted two kittens and quickly…read morerealized that they had pretty serious upper respiratory infections. We were told initially that it's common and that they would get over it, themselves. While we understood the financial and emotional risk of adopting from ANY shelter, we were still surprised when our two little ones became VERY ill. This would cost us about 1,300 dollars in vet bills. Thankfully, after our care and our vet's, they made a full recovery. We understand that when adopting from a shelter, there is a risk that your animals will be sick already. My partner is in vet med at UF, we get this concept. Still, when we went back for the second time to adopt, that was the deal breaker on EVER returning to this place. HORROR. We found a kitten that we were interested in, in January. The kitten had not been fixed yet so we were told we had to foster to adopt and then bring the kitten back for THEIR vet STUDENTS to perform this operation. That was fine, in the beginning. The kitten appeared fully healthy when we took it home, initially. After bringing the kitten back to the shelter, a week later, they return the kitten to us because she hadn't reached the weight of 3 pounds which was what the weight was supposed to be in order to get fixed. At this time, we were told she weighed 1.6 pounds. That was what we were told. When we initially adopted the cat, they also told us that the kitten was male. My partner disagreed with this WHILE being at the shelter and this concern was brought to the staff's attention. The woman assured us that the kitten was male and gave us the paperwork for a male, identical looking kitten. When we returned to get her fixed, they told us that it would be a spay operation. This confirmed that the kitten was female and the whole time, we had a completely different kitten's paperwork. This was a slight annoyance, but was one of the first things that raised our concerns. We return home to try to bring the kitten to her goal weight. During this time, she is playful and happy. She didn't even get sick like our other kittens had. She was fine. We were really excited that she was getting along with our other kittens and eating well. She was using the litter box with no issues. It was a relief that maybe this one would be without issues. We bring her back a week after the last visit, for the spay. They asked us to drop her off the night before because of scheduling issues. So, we drop her off on Wednesday night and are told to pick her up at 4:30 PM on Thursday. That day, my partner picks her up to find that she is still heavily sedated. She is awake, but walking very clumsily. When looking at the papers, it was stated that the surgery was performed at 3:00pm... That was just an hour and a half before my partner picked her up. This state of sedation had lasted until the following morning. Additionally, there discharge instructions stated to use the e-collar that was provided. There was NO e-collar provided. We were concerned with how long the effects were lasting, but we figured she would be ok after a few days. Two days after the surgery, she started presenting with much serious symptoms. They were similar to an upper respiratory infection along with the inability to eat and excessive drooling. We called the shelter SEVERAL TIMES over those few days and did not get a response until several days LATER. They stated that we could bring her in so that their vet could look at her, but that we were not allowed in the room while the exam was happening. Of course after ALL of this, we weren't going to leave her unattended/away from us and certainly we were not going to leave her with this shelter, again. So, we took her to our vet. It is possible that she was incubating the virus and the severe stress she underwent having to be there a full 24 hours, when the surgery was performed at 3:00pm, caused a flare-up. At the vet, they determined that she did have an upper respiratory infection, as well as strange sores in her mouth. They also told us that she only weighed 1.9 pounds. I was there and I saw the scale, myself. I was in complete shock considering this was only a few days after her surgery and the shelter stated that she weighed 3.0lbs. That is pretty convenient since she needed to be exactly 3lbs to have the surgery done... Terrible. $900+ later and about two weeks of medicating, she seemed to be recovering. Although we hadn't yet experienced her bothering the site due to not being given an e-collar, she had bitten out her internal sutures and the wound was open. $900 later at the emergency vet, she was fine. I am running out of YELP review space. They don't really care about the animals. Don't adopt from here.

super nice place to ship great supplies for sale cee care at nw postal store very nice about…read morepresenting options

Woman at the service desk was really rude and made me feel like I was stupid when I was being very…read morepolite and just asking questions. I'm just trying to ship out a package :( And when I said thank you she just ignored me.

Alachua County was formed in 1824 from the Timucan word meaning "sinkhole." Gainesville has been…read morethe county seat since 1854. This courthouse is located on a prime city block in downtown Gainesville, surrounded by retail and restaurants and an open square that seems to be used occasionally for music festivals or farmers markets. The structure is an Art Deco / Modern style that is four stories of concrete and glass. Because of the nearby buildings and massive trees next to it, it's challenging to get far enough away to get a proper photograph. But it's in mostly good condition considering the Florida weather. It could use a good pressure cleaning of the exterior. The marker nearby reads, "The Alachua County Commission, by authority of the Florida Legislature, selected this site for a courthouse in 1854, moving the county seat from Newnansville. The first courthouse was a frame building completed in 1856. It was demolished on the completion of a red brick courthouse in 1886. The current building, completed in 1958, and its 1962 addition, were erected in response to the continuing expansion of governmental needs in Alachua County." [Review 357 of 2025 - 2009 in Florida - 23919 overall]

This courthouse is quite dated and looks pretty much straight out of the 70s or something like that…read morebut it gets the job done The inside and the outside architecture are both in need of some renovation however they keep it very clean inside All the employees I encountered were very friendly and helpful, it seems like mostly everybody except the litigants had a smile on their face. The location in downtown Gainesville is nice, it's close to the park and parking is pretty decent, there is parking all the way around the block for two hours or less for free and if you need more Parking than that you can park across the street in the pay lot. There is free Wi-Fi sponsored by the city in the area. I would not suggest filing a lawsuit to go experience this courthouse, however if you got to come here it's a decent place to go.