I've been living in the berclair area area right next to Nutbush and I just heard a gun battle…read moregoing off I looked outside and I seen a police car going around the corner that's the first time I've ever seen the police in the area while the gunshots are going off I want to thank them for being here and trying to do something we need some rough tough police officers in this area the kind that can see the bad guys and not afraid to go push them around thank you again

One of our brave and valiant policeman took some of his precious personal time to come and speak to…read moreour community group. I am sure most people do not realize how unstaffed the police are and how much their hands are tied by the rules of engagement placed on them by those in power and the main stream media who refuses to do real journalism, they just say what they are told to say. We know this because you will hear the same message on each one of them even using the same wording...do they really think we are that stupid? Our brave officers deserve respect, remember they are people just like you and me except they run to the fire instead of away from it. Stop and think. Why has Memphis been short of police for so many years? Why are they held back from doing the job they are trained to do and to do it with force. They are not backed up by the powers that be and some of the people are not raising their children to respect police or teachers, no one. This is no favor to their own children nor their communities. Wake up and realize we need our police and our military. They are providing for us all doing a dangerous job that most of us couldn't do for a single day without falling apart at the seams. Thank you to our men and women in blue!!!

I've lived in every municipality in Shelby County. Collierville has the absolute WORST city…read moreservices. I see a Police car patrol MAYBE once a month on our road; which is a city boundary. The garbage services are worse than that. They half way pick up piled up tree debris & I've had actual arguments with the recycling driver. His supervisor was no help. The roads are absolute garbage, for this to be tge wealthiest town in the county. I've even asked; in emails, for extra Police patrol; which would be ANY patrol at this point. I asked for help from engineering because our ditch floods and flows over into my yard. Instead of getting help I got an email saying to keep my easement clean. Even though the city charter says that they're responsible for ditches and flood water. After paying over $550K for our home and doubling my mortgage, I wish I'd just stayed in Arlington. Collierville is awful and not accountable for anything.

Really don't know why I haven't done check ins here in my little slice of of the world. I first…read morerode around this quaint little town with a realtor when looking to relocate in 1993, fell in love and have been here ever since. I guess I can start to doing check-is regularly. (smiles) There's so much to say about my adopted home of Collierville. I call it my adopted home because I was born in Ohio, grew up in NC and moved around the country from California to VA and PA before getting out of the Navy and settling down and having children in MA. I thought New England was going to be my 4ever home and I was there, in one place, for longer than anywhere else before. But alas it was not to be and when fate brought me back down south it all started by an offer for a morning gig at a new Memphis radio station & looking for a new house in little ol' Collierville.   It was relatively small back then in 1992 (approx 14,000) and that 1st ride through the wonderfully quaint and pristine town square was like driving right into an episode of Andy Griffith because it was like a ride into Mayberry. From the trains and whistle stop to the whiskey barrels set up for checkers in the boot and tackle shop, right down to a little bank the size of an outhouse, it was just all very charming. (Parade Magazine ranked the town square "Best Main Street" in America in 2014) I would soon discover that this town was home to excellent schools for my kids that, would later, have national championship cheerleaders and athletes with some of the finest teachers and administrators anywhere.  My kids, who grew in metro areas, would soon have their first puppy, their first bikes and even a pool in their very own backyard and more, pretty awesome!  The people of Colliervile had a great sense of community and civic pride and I got to know many of the police professionals, many who have federal certifications and have always been on the cutting edge in an effort to protect our not so little community and our firefighters and local business owners. I say not so little because the expansion has been pretty fast (currently over 50,000) with a new 800,000+ sq ft outdoor shopping center & Baptist Hospital and industry like Carrier & Pepsi, and a really big deal, the national headquarters for FedEx. There's been so many new businesses, houses, banks, restaurants, schools, many new churches and so much more with construction all around. Then there was the major highways, the first was the Nonconah (385) which connects the town to I-240/I-40 (a loop around Memphis) and later I-269 a Memphis beltway connecting the I-55 corridor in MS to the south & I-40 to the East. If that weren't enough Collierville will eventually become part of the I-69 hwy plan that integrates SR-385 & I-269 as part of the huge project linking Canada and Mexico. Wow! I make a big deal out of these roads because when I first arrived we were kind if isolated from the "big city" and all the highway systems It used to taket 45+ minutes just to get to Memphis on Poplar & just as long to get to I-40 via backroads to go east (Nashville), so growth has been relatively fast and big, but I digress. I'm happy to have been right here in Collierville for over twenty-five years which is, by far, longer than any of my previous homes. While I have lived in 12 different states, and visited 46 others, I am both happy and proud to call this little place my home.

I had a good experience here. I am a duak UK and US citizen ans had to get my biometrics done for…read moremy UK passport and the agent that took my prints was very helpful and friendly.

After a disastrous visit to the Summer Ave. DMV, I paid a visit to the Oakland location after…read morerecommendation from a local. Unfortunately, the computer network for the DMV was down for the entire state of Tennessee, so I was unable to get my Tennessee drivers license on this particular day. However, the people working there were very helpful in informing me exactly what documents I needed to bring the next time I came in order to obtain my driver's license. They were exceptionally friendly and helpful; these are characteristics that you would not typically see at an establishment like this I came back about a week later and the service remained friendly and helpful. The facility was clean, and the wait was not terrible considering how bad it could have been anywhere else.I cannot bring myself to call myself a "fan" of this place because it is still a miserable and boring process, but compared to it's counterparts, this place is a cut above the rest.

I was once stopped and given a ticket because the Officer said "this looks like the car of a Drug…read moreDealer". I visited an associate and the previous owner had the windows tinted. I couldn't help that. My License situation didn't get settled for years, afterwards (which was my fault). I didn't remember to pay the ticket. My point is, how does a Grand Prix look like the car of a drug dealer? Man f#^k the MPD! I hope they disband and get a whole new force in there. They are incompetent and corrupt, not because of what happened with me, but how they didn't investigate the Dolph case like they should have. Bunch of dummies!

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Too many policeman on the force that can be a little overzealous. I was having a problem with a…read moredisgruntled person at my home and I believe there were about 10 officers and 6 cars that arrived. Too many policeman without being very productive. HOWEVER, on the flip side of that they are there if you need them.

I just called your Memphis office to get some general information. I was not sure who I needed to…read moretalk to, so I just chose one that "might" work. I live in NE MS near the Tennessee line, but need to take a lady to Baptist Hospital in Memphis tomorrow for a Doctor's appointment. While there, I need to visit the Navy Base Pharmacy. Not being sure how such trips are handled now is the reason I called. The young lady I spoke with was very polite and helpful. While I did not get her name, I would still like to compliment her.

I got to drive through about 75 miles of the lovely state of Tennessee. I wanted to stop in…read moreMemphis, but I didn't get a chance to. I did see a lot of ... um.. "wildlife" along the road ways and the lovely ladies that provide service to the truckers. One lovely lass was wearing a Beyonce inspired body suit and gladiator heels at 2pm. You have to admire her fashion statement.

Went there to send a soft pack. The lady that assisted me was very nice. It was not busy. I will…read morecome back.

Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Went around noon on a Thursday and there was no line and there…read morewere 2 workers present to serve. When it comes to the Post Office and wait times it boils down to timing of the visit and locality. Trust was a great experience at the Collierville USPS Office.