If you are a public safety employee in the state of GA you have been here. This place is the hub…read morefor everything public safety. There are dorms for students and an fully stocked cafeteria as well. Food is pretty good and the prices didn't seem to bad. The GA law enforcement memorial is also here. I think that the place is starting to show its age, but I don't see taxpayers shelling out money to update this place.

08/24/2021,Monroe County Tag Office We moved to Forsyth, GA…read more1 month ago. So far I have needed to come to this office 3 times for multiple requests of service. Title on vehicle 1,Tag on vehicle 1, tag on vehicle 2. The office staff in the title/tag office are amazing. I haven't waited more than 2 minutes for assistance and they have always had multiple staff on duty. All of them have been amazing. They are patient, extremely helpful, knowledgeable, fast, and highly efficient. Thank you so very much for making all of my visits extremely easy and without headache. I called them before my first visit and they verified everything I needed and answered my question. I also looked up all the paperwork I needed before going to their office, which also makes for an efficient process on all parties sides. If you haven't called them, or visited their website to be an informed consumer before going to to their office, then that is on you if you need to go back home to get required documents... https://dor.georgia.gov/

My very first time in this county and dealing with a state office. They were awesome and they come…read morehighly recommended in my book. The staff was very knowledgeable very caring and very customer service oriented. I would like to say thank you for your service.

You will find the monument on the grounds of the Monroe County Courthouse. It was commissioned by…read morethe Ladies Memorial Association and the United Daughters of The Confederacy, and is the work of Fredrick Cleveland Hibbard who sculpted the piece in 1908. It costed $3,000 to construct, which today would be about $95,000. The memorial consists primarily of a bronze statue that depicts a young Confederate foot soldier marching. The solider is holding the butt of his rifle in his right hand with the rifle barrel resting on his right shoulder. The statue sits on a granite base with the word "Confederate" on it in big letters and a metal plaque with a relief of the seal of the State of Georgia flanked by two flags. The plaque reads "Quitman Guards Co. K 1st. Reg. Confederate Volunteers Co. A 14th Reg. Monroe Crowders Co. D 31st Reg. Monroe Volunteers Co. H 32nd Reg. Rutland Volunteers Co. B 45th Reg. McCowen Guards Co. D 45th Reg. Quitman Guards Co. K 53rd Reg." I am not going to get into the polictics of this statue. I am just reviewing it for what it is. Confederate monuments and memorials are becoming a dying breed. This is one of the few left standing and has seemed to fly below the radar, so is not in any immediate danger of being removed. The memorial is in great shape considering that it is over 210 years old. There is free street parking within a reasonable walking distance of the memorial for you to park and take a closer look. Anyway, as with most memorials and monuments that I have visited and reviewed, this is not a long stop. I was there less than 5 minutes. So, you may want to consider planning out additional stops at many of the other attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip.

On Sept 6th purchased a Certified Mail Letter to ATL and the post office removed the label, kept…read morethe letter for a week and returned it on 9/12. NOW I get to pay again????

If you visit Macon, you must stop and tour this impressive home! I was so happy to get to hear…read moreabout the history and see the stunning interior. Many items are original. You can pay a few dollars more to go to the very top (4 flights up) and I highly recommend that for a nice view of the city.

Shoutout to Vicky for the amazing tour! The Hay House ended up being way more than I expected and I…read morewant to come back again in the winter time (it's so hot in the house during the summer).