Located at the intersection of Sweetgrass Basket Blvd. and the IOP Connector, I utilize this…read morefacility for DMV services and the County Treasurer/Auditor to pay property and automobile taxes. With plenty of parking, then a quick stop for a security check, service offices are just a turn down the hall. Of course, there's always a wait at the DMV; however, across the hall at the Auditorium/Treasurer, there's never a wait, in fact, there's rarely a line. The employers are all pleasant and I'm walking out with receipt in hand in under two minutes.

A beautiful circa 1803 Charleston historic home. I've been here one other time around 2012, and…read morethis time around was better. The original staircase, molding and mantels are stunning. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and nice.

Another of the many historic homes in Charleston, owned by a wealthy "planter" (ie slaveowner)…read more Appropriate respect is paid to those who really ran the home, and the trials and tribulations they went thru. Best party is this house was the included guides tour. Our docent was so knowledgeable, and weaved interesting takes about life during that period, both for the slaveowners and the enslaved. Highly recommend!

I recently relocated to Summerville SC and got my SC license and registration at the Ladson DMV…read morelocation on 08/11 # window #15. Because my move was so recent it was a challenge to provide the accepted 2 forms of residency. The DMV representative who processed my paperwork was far. beyond than just helpful. I don't do well working online and she was just amazingly patient and friendly. She made my difficulties easy to resolve and I'm thankful for her help.

If there is one place on this earth worse than hell, it's the DMV. For a little background I've…read morelived in Kansas City Kansas, Charlotte NC and most recently Austin TX and of course I've had to deal with vehicle issues in all those states. With that in mind and giving away the ending up front, Summerville DMV is the worst in many ways. First off, the people there are fairly nice so I have no issue with them however that's where the pleasantries cease. In Texas the DMV takes max 30 minutes. My 3 times at the Summerville DMV has taken an average of over 2 hours. In fact, besides Weds, they open at 8:30 am and I get there 30 minutes early to a line already wrapped around the building. That's right, 30 minutes early and you're late. Next up a small tip, before going visit the website and print/fill out all your paperwork up front. I will say this process could be sped up if this part was automated and could be finished online, but I digress. After finally getting a number, be prepared to sit or stand as seating can be limited. This will take at least another hour. The next issue I have is the state nickel and diming us everyway they can (vote wisely people). For context, a license in SC cost $25 where as TX is $10. After moving here I had to switch my plates out. Plates in TX are $20 when I moved there, here it's $350. I asked the lady, what the heck the costs are for and she explained to me: This supports freeway infrastructure (FREE way?), the plate, the county and sales tax. That is by far the most expensive I've had in the other 3 states I have lived in. Also note Texas doesn't have state income taxes..... Next up two of my visits the agents had computer crashes, in fact the last time I went the lady told me her computer crashed twice before it crashed on me, thus having to redo the process. This was another slowdown that should be addressed and considering they get so much money for services they don't provide new computers should be a no brainer. Finally, I think they have a staffing issue as they have approximately 30 stations and they're never more than 2/3 filled. In my opinion put a body at each terminal and get more people in and out quickly. Overall, I don't think it's fair for me to grade SC DMV vs other states b/c, and I'm going to be brutally honest here, SC processes and standards have always stunk (lived here before I moved to other states). But what I can judge on are inefficiencies and price gouging that occur. While there are other DMV options I feel it will be much the same so we're kind of stuck as this is what was voted for. I'm not saying anything new so I'll end up with this; I hate the SC DMV.

Donna did a great job in the Court house She is amazing…read morehighly objective She remembers She is quick and one of the best employees in the Organization she can do multi tasking Genuine Legit honest

The food is not good ! Definitely not Chinese or anything like that…read more Also the costumer service was horrible either ... I would not recommend this place at all

Unless you're coming from further north, it takes a Rivers Ave. u-turn to enter the parking lot…read more The small office is located in a strip of businesses perpendicular to Rivers. Opens at 8:30am, closes for lunch from 12-1. Metal detector inside the door. Leave your cell in the car. Quick, easy, efficient, friendly service. Get a receipt!

I read on Yelp that this Post Office had the nicest employees and they were certainly correct. A…read morelady was having a time because she had put a ground label on a high priority box and the young man told her it would be cheaper just to put the box in a mailing envelope instead of starting all over. Genius. Gotta love a problem solver! Only three miles from my house. Easy in and easy out. Can ride by and take a walk on the beach if it calls you . It always seems to!

Everyone is kind and helpful. The young guy who always helps me is super nice and friendly.read more

Located in the center of the city and workplace of the mayor id the Goose Creek Municipality…read more Buisness licences, permits, paying a ticket, coming to a court appearance, development or just paying your water bill all occur within the Marguerite Brown Municipal Facility. Not having any of these matters to address, I took a walk around back and came upon a pretty little lake. Very pet friendly as there were doggie doings bags, but no stations for water. Plenty of geese populate the little lake, some smart egrets stand by the drain awaiting a fishy heading the wrong way. A nice 1/2 mile walk around revealed nice sitting areas and places to drop a line, share a sandwich and enjoying a cool refreshment.

I love coming here with my dogs! The property is always well maintained and there's doggy bags…read moreavailable for free around the pond. The rec center has a ton of classes for people of all ages, and a very nice gym with all the equipment you could need to get in a good workout. City employees get a discount as well! The pond is not lighted at night so use caution if you're a late or early runner.

I didn't realize magistrate courts had juries until I recieved a letter that I was summoned for the…read moreNorth Area Small Claims Court. No one wants jury duty, but it sure beats being the person who is taken to court. Unlike circuit court, you only receive about two weeks notice of your summons. The summons notice had a number to call the day before to see if court was cancelled, and when I called, the recording was cancelling a case from December 2018. Since I had no restrictions or exemptions, I arrived at magistrate court before the 9 AM deadline on the date of my summons. The building itself is nice with ample free parking. You have to go through security, but they were nice and directed me to the magistrate's court area. Once I walked back there, some other jurors and I saw a dry-erase sign that our case was not going forward. While I really wish the recording had been up to date, I'm glad the conflict was resolved outside of court. Thankfully, it didn't take up too much time from my day and I just went back to work as usual. I do wish the recording was up-to-date as that would have saved me a 30 min round trip drive. If you have jury duty here, give yourself time to arrive, park, go through security, and find the area. The only places immediately close by for food are East Bay Deli and some fast food places, so it's pretty no-frills.