This is no longer the Fort Bliss Welcome Center its new name is the Soldier Support Center. They…read morehave many different offices available. Soldiers can come here and submit everything to get a drivers license, vehicle registration, vehicle title and transfer. FT Bliss retention office is here and school liaison. Also some sort of in processing finance support . The DMV/Public Safety office inside the Welcome/Soldier Center in Fort Bliss is great for it is not near as busy as off base, you can get about everything done but the driving test part of getting a driving license.

This now the Solider Support Center. It makes life easier for service members and their families to…read moreget a lot of things done like IDs, Driver Licenses, Reassignments...etc. I came here to get my driver license renewed. I'm active Air Force and they still welcomed me as I was visiting in town. I waited maybe 10 minutes and got processed/finished within 20 minutes. It makes life much less stressful for military community members to not wait hours on end at the other off base places. I'd recommend making a sure you have printed copies of all your required documents. They don't accept emailed copies or copies from your smart phone.

As I was on duty, I had to go to the Welcome Center (Bldg 500) to pick up a new Soldier. I over…read moreheard another new Soldier that had just arrived with his family, asking where things were like the PX etc... I showed them using Yelp how to find Freedom Crossing. He then asked by chance if I knew where his unit was, but of course I did not. So it dawned on me, while I'm on duty, why not create and check in at the BDE and BNs I have to go do security checks at?! That way the location will be saved, and if by any chance a new Soldier uses Yelp (or Google searches their unit and a yelp link shows up on google) they can then use the maps to get them to their location. Now I won't have everything on here, Ft Bliss is huge, but I'll at least be able to add a few of the ADA spots to help out (potentially) incoming new Air Defenders and support Soldiers. As far as the review goes... Well, 11th is the best damned Air Defense Brigade in the Army! #ImperialBrigade #WelcomeHomeAirDefender #WhereItAllBegan #ADA #Army #FtBliss

So much respect for these fine men and women!!!! You are all brave and defend our freedom, our…read morechildren's freedom and freedom for all. PLEASE respect the brave men and women protecting us all. Respect those who serve our wonderful country. When you see a soldier, thank them for their service to us all! We love you and are proud of what you do for us all. I have so much respect and admiration for people like you. Thank you for all you do.

Nurse was extremely nice and professional . Made me feel super comfortable and made the visit…read morepleasant overall, however the lady at the front desk was rude, dismissive and blatantly disrespectful. Her tone over the phone was arrogant and bossy. I didn't quite catch her name but it was very upsetting, given the fact that in this clinic they deal with victims of sexual abuse. You would think that, to even be in this type of field, you would have a sense of empathy or basic human decency, but that wasn't the case with this lady.

On 06/21 I accidentally parked here because I am new to town and Texas tech. The security guard…read morethat came up to talk to me at 11am was rude, classless, and incredibly abrasive. She was threatening to tow me and took unauthorized pictures of my car. This experience was horrible and laughable, and I hope your department hires better employees in the future. You are a security guard, get over your power trip. You literally don't have the power to issue a parking ticket. I could tow you too if I wanted to. It doesn't matter what is happening at home for you that has made you into this unpleasant person, but you don't get to treat people like this. What's interesting is that there's no master sign at this parking lot that doesnt allow non-employees to park, which I double checked before I parked.

The honesty and professionalism from worker(s) at this location is not up to par. You may never…read moreknow the importance of someone being able to send or receive mail, and to brush customers off because it's not your mail, is a problem. Take pride in your job just as you do the check you receive for working.

absolutely horrible make sure to take a chair you'll be there a while. the workers aclike this is…read morethe hardest job in the world

It was organized and efficient. Special thanks to Louis for being so polite, professional and…read morefriendly. It was a pleasure to renew our driver's license. Thank you

People at the DMV y'all really don't want to give my sister a state I.D. right? This is the 2nd…read morefucking time that's she's going with my dad with the documents that she was requested the 1st time, now you turned her away because she was missing a document THAT WAS NOT REQUESTED? Get your shit together and train your employees to be thorough with the exact information that she needs OR hire new people that can meet the expectations and that can actually answer the phones. Ya'll have one JOB, wasting residents their time and gas just because your employees demand other documents. Pathetic and lack of communication if you ask me about the DMV's in El Paso.

I've been using this port of entry since I was a little girl living in Juarez and is honestly the…read morebest out of the three in the Juarez metropolitan area. What makes this the best out of the three? This port of entry has like 12 check points and more than half of those are "ready lanes" which makes it faster than the other bridges. The only bad thing about it, is that once in a while the US Border side decides to close half of all the lanes and then chaos comes into place. Pro tip #1: Before you cross the border, please do yourself a favor and get the visa card that allows you to use the ready lane. If you only have a passport, you'll have to use the other lanes that take at least twice the waiting time. Pro tip #2: There is a website online called "reporte de puentes" which gives you a better idea of how long the line is. Pro tip #3: Don't come here without snacks. You'll be here a while and you'll start craving the chips that people sell at the bridge. Pro tip #4: Use the bathroom before you get here. There are no restrooms and no way you can stop to use one. Final and most important tip: IF you have the visa card that I mentioned on tip #1, always use the lane on the left side. This is the longest one, but this lane covers half of the bridge so it moves faster.

Why do people risk swimming rivers and traversing deserts to get to the US. This port is just as…read moreslow, excruciating and painful. By the time you hit US soil you'll be retirement age and wanting to return home anyway. Borders are a joke. They serve no purpose but to impose misery and inspire Total Recall films. Eff this border.

Army Community Center better know as ACS offers a number of different programs for military members…read moreand their dependents. From financial classes to copies and a computer room with a fair number of printing privileges. Their costumer service is exceptional.