It's a government office but other than a test in patience that was easy enough…read more Take a ticket, have a seat and wait for your number to be called. You need both parents for minor and your check book of course.

I'm so surprised by how kind these ladies are. It's an hour and a half past the closing time and…read morethey are still happy and paying close attention to detail. They are helpful. I'm stunned by such spirits in a state office Thank you Kelly Jane Tatiana Keri! Great job.

7-2022: Big improvement to the facility just make sure you are waiting in the correct line for…read morewhat you are trying to accomplish. Vehicle registration: Arrived at 7:55 AM there was a line to get into the door they open at 8 AM. I was 16th in line. Doors were unlocked promptly at 8 AM. Everything was orderly, security at the door was also friendly and helpful with getting people to the correct side of the building depending on what they were needing to do. Once inside use the kiosk to check in and obtain a ticket number. Don't lose the ticket number because they will ask you for it when you get to the window. I was done by 8:30. The waiting area is rather small with pew style seating. It does fill up quickly, especially when you are trying to social distance and not sit right beside someone. There is limited standing area in the room. But you can wait in the hallway. Be sure to pay attention to the tv monitor that tells you what ticket number they are on, you don't want to miss your turn. You can pay with cash check or credit there is an additional fee to pay with a credit card. There are also signs posted about renewing your registration online. Be sure your vehicle has been inspected before coming to this office and waiting in line There is a small nice Veterans memorial out front. Great experience with extremely little wait time.

Wow. WHAT an upgrade. Welcome, Carrollton, to the 21st century…read more Any reason to need to hit this place for renewing registration (before it was online), do a title transfer, etc, used to be a decision. "Well, do I want to go try to get this title transferred or perhaps roll around in a cactus patch and then take a bath in a tub full of lemon juice? Hmmmm..." Both would be horrible experiences and leave you feeling like you wanted to die, but the cactus patch lemon bath sounded like the lesser of the evils. Now you can go online, see what the wait time is, and even get in line online. Oh JOY! I literally had no wait for my title transfer. It was like a religious experience. Angels singing. Light pouring down, warming my face. Just... beautiful. Perhaps my view is skewed because the previous bar was SO low, but I'll take it. Just google Sandy Jacobs Government Center and follow the link to tax collector assessor - if you're doing a title transfer or some other car registration related whatever. Scroll down to the Carrollton location and check out the wait time, and get in line online if there's a wait! Blammo!

Very kind and helpful staff! The woman checking people in got right to the bottom of my issue and…read moreresolved it quickly. This place is great!! I've been trying to sort out my issue on line and through the mail with Fort Worth office but I didn't want to go into Fort Worth office as they've been rude and unhelpful. This Denton office is the complete opposite!

I went in and was immediately met with kindness by the check-in staff member. The security guard…read morewas clear and kind as well. Truly a great experience. Waited a long time as I expected because I did not have an appointment, but the service was lovely.

Very nice facility, especially for a small town civic center. I came here for the Jingle Bell…read moreBazaar, but was immediately impressed and see why companies and organizations utilize the space for their events. First, it is conveniently located at the corner of Arapaho and Interstate 75. Second, there is plenty of parking for attendees of the event. Third, it has more of a neighborhood appeal to it as it is nestled close to a library, the post office, and a neighborhood. Fourth, the venue is versatile enough to handle multiple sizes of events from a small meeting to a large trade show.

I attended a training at the Richardson Civic Center this past Thursday. I was so unimpressed with…read morethe training room and accommodations. There was no WiFi and the room had limited outlets. The space was a bit outdated. The presenter needed to use a handheld microphone because the clip on mic didn't work well. They did provide water with big cups which was appreciated. Chairs were rock hard so it was uncomfortable sitting for an 8 hour training. For those coming from out of town, it was hard to get anywhere unless you get an Uber or Lyft. I don't think I'll be back unless I absolutely have to. Please update your facilities.

The employees at City Hall constantly go above and behind putting residents needs first…read more They worked tirelessly 24/7 through the recent winter storm, some even slept at city hall to make sure residents needs were taken care of.

Wow! Talk about incredibly welcoming, friendly & helpful people!…read more Being new to Parker I found it necessary to go to City Hall for all the newbie necessities (water, trash, register alarm system, etc). What a bummer, right? That's what I thought, but no way! I'd stop by here anytime. Vickie & Kathy are so pleasant, really helpful and your "go to" for just about everything!

The Global Entry Enrollment Center at DFW Airport made the entire process incredibly quick and…read moreefficient. My in-person interview took no more than five minutes -- the staff was courteous, direct, and clearly knew how to keep things moving. What really impressed me was the turnaround time. I received my Global Entry card within just 3 to 5 business days after the interview -- much faster than expected. If you're considering Global Entry and worried about long wait times or a complicated process, the DFW Airport location makes it simple and stress-free. Highly recommend this location for a fast and smooth experience!

The overall experience was really easy. The hardest part was trying to schedule an appointment and…read morefinding a time when I would be at the airport where they had an appointment available. I also walked around a little bit looking for the enrollment center. But once that was done the appointment was smooth sailing. Please know where to go when you are trying to find this place. Go to the spot where passengers arrive and exit customs from international arrivals in DFW terminal D. If you know where that is, you are good to go. Come into the building, and turn left while facing the international arrivals exit and you will immediately see a sign for the Global Entry enrollment center. Go to the window, check in, and they will take you once it's your turn. I was in and out of there in five minutes once I found the door.

05/19/23- Friday…read more City of Frisco is beautiful. Need to check out the new Library. There's a USPS mini- office inside. So beautiful!!!

Going to the post office during a lunch break usually means expecting a line out the door, but…read morethank heavens, there were only a few people ahead of me! I had a quick question about postage because I absolutely hate it when I mail something with the incorrect amount and it gets sent back to me. The clerk was able to help me out within just a couple of minutes. The entire visit was quick, easy, and stress-free. Plus, because it went so fast, I actually had some time left over to just relax before going back on the clock! Highly recommend this location.

Too bad it isn't possible to give 0 stars. This post office has several issues…read more 1. They never have the priority or express mail packaging available. Don't waste your time coming here for that stuff. Just go to the one on Stonebrook 2. The kiosk machine seems to rarely be in service and when it does work it will charge your credit card but not spit out the postage. Don't bother calling the postal service about a refund or anything else regarding the kiosk. Only the store personnel can assist you. Which leads to the 3rd item. 3. The store hours don't seem very reasonable. They aren't open the times I can get there this the reason to use the kiosk. The postal service owes me a refund of $14 for postage that never printed but since I can't get there during their hours I am out of luck. Even though the Stonebrook location is a long ways away, I have to go there for anything postal related. Maybe someday the government will hire someone that will change the attitude of the postal service by introducing an aspect of customer service!!!