For the first time in a very long time I was very pleased with the cleanliness and the overall…read moreappearance of the Cheektowaga DMV. It appears to be freshly renovated as well. The staff were very pleasant. From the moment I chimed in to get my number to the moment I got called and conducted my business. Very pleased. The ambiance of the inside was well lit from ceiling lighting. The windows are tinted and not allowing much natural light.

My boyfriend's experience: He went late and begged this one…read morewoman Kisha to get him in (he came right before close). Kisha allowed him to get his motorcycle plates she was super understanding and kind!

Stopped an hour before closing and wasn't allowed in the building. I only wanted to speak to…read moresomeone about getting the proper forms and ensuring I had what I needed to get a vehicle registered. I was just looking to get the paperwork and take it home so it's filled out for when I come back but they wouldn't even let me do that... I guess they were closed before the time listed online.

Everything waited about half hour with appt not to bad had all my dats and form filled out…read morecorrectly needed duplicate registration only 3 dollars really have to have appt or you'll wait forever

The "teller" was helpful, but we were less then impressed when we got here and realized we filled…read moreout the wrong form (at home so we could be prepared!) for our vehicle registration (transferring from another state) AND the wrong form for changing our address (to get a new license reflecting our current address, not just a sticker). The website doesn't clearly specify which forms need to be filled out for which circumstances, if you bought a car out of state and need to renew your registration, but you're actually registering for the first time in NYS. For example the DTF-803 versus the DTF-804 form. The "address change" form, MV-232 found online should suffice for changing your address, but they insist when you get here that you fill out the "Application for Enhanced or Real ID...." form, MV-44EDL, which is the form you fill out if you're getting a NYS license or ID for the very first time. The only correct form we filled out in advance was the Vehicle Registration Title Application, MV-82. It was a Friday morning (11am) and pretty busy. Almost all seats were filled, but the process went pretty quickly. Less then 2 hours. I wish we could make appointments online like other counties and states offer! Overall, it was DEF quicker then a CA DMV!

Holy cr*p did I just find the holy grail of social security offices? Or is today just a freak…read moreanomaly? Came on a Monday at 2pm and there were 2 people (who were together) waiting for their number to be called. One person at the kiosk where you sign in, and by the time they were done, and it was my turn to sign in the party waiting for their number to be called was heading to a window. I took the opportunity to snap a pic of the empty waiting room and took a seat Less than 5 minutes later I was called to a window and by 2:10pm I was walking out the door. Wow.

This is a place people fear because of long waits but I got lucky today only 30 minutes! Not to say…read morethat it was the same at other times I was there but today was good . They remodeled since very pleasant woman helping me got what I needed fast real fast and on my way .

Had he the worst post office! It always under staffed. The staff they do have are miserable. Always…read morelow on stock items. Unfortunately when I went in last week I actually had to leave and go else where. The one person working the desk was disabled and unable to communicate. I was unable to understand her and get any questions answered. No disrespect to her, but working the desk where questions may need to be answered is not the right position.

I really wish there was a way that if you're just picking up, your experience could be expedited…read more Standing in line waiting for people to individually stamp their box full of cards is insane especially during the holidays. There should be a separate line for pickup only to make life just a little bit easier. I understand workers are being overworked but there's gotta be a way to make it easier for everyone somehow.

I made an appointment, got there 15 minutes early, checked in, got called right on time. Finished…read morein 10 minutes.

Great service. Make an appointment. It makes a huge difference…read more I received professional and courteous help.

If you're nearby and need to have something shipped, then this location is convenient. Otherwise, I…read morewouldn't recommend this location until covid restrictions are lifted. Pros: in a plaza with lots of parking, friendly man working behind the counter. Cons: totally hidden (you have to walk into the courtyard from the Main st side of the plaza to get to it). They also don't accept credit or debit cards, and currently they only allow one person at a time to enter the post office (its really small).

This post office is a little bit hard to find. It's located in a plaza but it's really tucked in…read morethe back! The plaza itself is nice and has a great feel, but it can feel like a maze if it's your first time here. The office hours are a bit interesting since they have a 30 minute lunch break (they close) during the weekdays. One REALLY inconvenient thing is THEY DON'T ACCEPT DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS. Make sure you bring cash!

On many occasions, I've dealt with the CPD, and on 90% of those occasions, they treated me pretty…read morebadly. I used to live right around here (in East Buffalo, but minutes from Cheektowaga), so I had my share of run-ins. But one instance was worse than all the others. We were treated like the most wanted criminals just because of expired stickers that my gf forgot all about. So, the Cheektowaga police pulled me and my girlfriend over, and she was a few days past her inspection sticker, or was it registration - I forget. You would expect that she'd get a ticket, right? She didn't. The car was towed. I had to walk home. She was put in jail. She was bailed out by her brother hours later because I didn't have the money to bail her out.. It cost her a massive amount of money. She had to get the car out of the impound. She is a bill-paying tax-paying good girl who occasionally forgets to pay x or y, and then remembers when they remind her. She isn't very good at staying on top of things, so to speak ;) What I'm saying is, that's what the Cheektowaga Police are spending your money on. And that's what they do to make money. This was a few years ago, perhaps things are better now? I wouldn't bet on it. Ugly way of doing things. No wonder a lot of people don't like them. I've had many great experiences with the Buffalo PD. Amherst PD not so much. Clarence PD absolutely not. UB PD the absolute worst... but Cheektowaga, not too far off. One star.

OK, I am not sure yelp is the place for reviews on the town court systems, however, this was a nice…read moreplace and perhaps one of you will find yourself in the area as well. Not by choice I bet. Its a new building (largely paid for by parking/speeding tickets no doubt) on Union, with a fabulous parking situation. The Court and Police are in the same driveway, but the signs indicated the police may be in a different building, I'm not sure. we were there for the court. You walk into the building and there is a (no joke) armed guard, and a scanner for your purse, briefcase whatever and you walk through a metal detector. Seriously? Little high tech for a small court house? Nevermind paranoid? Just sayin'. * Here's where the three stars comes in * But, while you are emptying pockets and putting purses into the scanner, someone else just walks right through, scanner goes off, and the guard does nothing. Now I get he may know the guy, but why on earth would he just let him walk through in front of a short line of people, set off the scanner and not blink? I assume it was an attorney (it was not a policeman in uniform), and I assume he was not carrying a gun, perhaps only his keys, but I don't really care how much you go in and out in a day, you should set an example to the rest by doing it the right way. You are after-all, an officer of the court. If this man was not some sort of officer of the court then I really don't know what to say. If you are going to bother with the time, expense and hassle of the system, then at least make it consistent and frankly, "SAFE FOR ALL". But once inside, this would go back to 4 stars, the lines were very short, they were fast and the people behind the bullet proof glass were pleasant enough. No issues there, they also provide a receipt without prompting etc. Leaving was much easier than going in, there is a different door to exit through. Overall I admire the police and law enforcement in general, I understand gun laws and generally support these types of organizations, in thought and pocketbook. But this experience really left me uncomfortable, I would not want to sit jury in a courthouse where not everyone got the same level of scrutiny as I did.