Relocated here about 5 months ago and came here to change over my DL, registration, and title from…read moreCA - what an amazing & flawless experience! Thank you for the outstanding customer service and most importantly, the thorough services provided to ensure all my vehicles were updated and changed over swiftly. This place doesn't get enough credit. They have a team of very young professionals that have been efficiently trained by management - kudos to you all for running a tight ship!

Compared to several others I've been to (not that many DMVs are a place you REALLY want to go for…read morefun anyways), this place was outstanding. It was the fastest I can recall being to in years. We walked in for a car sale and was promptly pulled up to the counter to complete the titling process (less than 5 minutes). In comparison, the Lakeville and Apple Valley locations can take 30 - 90 minutes (usually the latter). So this was quite refreshing! Highly recommended.

I took my mother - just turning a young 85 years of age - here today. We were both so pleasantly…read moresurprised with the lack of wait time and how friendly everyone was. Brandon helped us and made her day with how kind, patient and helpful he was. Nice job providing an experience that wildly exceeded our expectations! I'd say best to date in a License center so far.

Poor experience with manager on duty. Excellent service from young man who provided service. We…read morewill use another local office nearby, South St. Paul.

if I could go zero stars, I would very unprofessional company told me back that they were work on…read morethe thing, even though we didn't qualify finance plan. The turnaround and call me when I them why they haven't repaired it the turnaround and just give me a bunch of about what I have to sign up for and what not where the person that came out to my place of residence should've told me about their service plan and did not. them talk to me all high and mighty I'm freezing my keister off and they're sitting in office or house.

We could smell gas, although slight, but I called anyway. The service tech that came out (wish I…read moreknew his name) was thorough, polite, and extremely helpful. He definitely is a very valuable employee.

This is the best post office! The staff are always friendly and helpful. There is one guy (Steve, I…read morethink) who is always so nice. He seriously brightens my day every time I walk in. If you have pre-printed envelopes or labels, you can just leave your package on the counter and not stand in line, unless you need a receipt.

This is a great post office. I'm used to coming in on a Saturday and finding grumpy faces and bad…read moreservice. But not here. I walked in one Saturday around 10am and the helpful clerk behind the counter had a huge smile on her face and you could see she was happy to be there. She gave me the info I needed and sold me some stamps and was just very gracious. I left the post office with a smile on my face. Something I don't think I've ever done.

I love our Red Wing DMV, they are kind and very quick! nothing like smaller town service. Thank…read moreyou for being quick and very kind!

I'm very surprised nobody has written a review on this place yet. I guess I'll start. The employees…read morehere are the most rude people and have the least amount of customer service skills I've seen anywhere. I guess they can be that way since they are pretty much your only option in Red Wing unless you want to drive to Hastings.

The sign along Hiawatha Pioneer Trail pointed out that there was a historical marker ahead and with…read moreenough time, I was able to slow and pull in. There's a decent sized parking lot here though it's cracked and has seen better days. The marker as well is faded and peeled but it still tells the industrial story of the area. It reads, "The growth of vegetation, home, construction and landscaping makes it difficult for the visitor of today to envision that the surrounding area was once used for the mining of clay. The pottery industry, that had its founding with John Paul, was made possible when the surrounding area was purchased for the purpose of suppling the necessary clay. "The clay was found at a depth of four feet and continued down to twenty-five feet or more. There were three grades of clay. Number 1 which was gray in color, had no impurities and was limited in quantity. No. 2, also gray in color, was the most commonly found; and No. 3, a brown colored clay, with small amounts of sand, shale and gray clay which was used for the production of sewer pipe. "Mining involved clearing the topsoil, digging out the clay and loading it by hand; this was eventually replaced by the use of steam powered drag-lines. The clay was at first hauled by horse and wagon to Red Wing and then a rail spur was laid to the pits. Built by the Duluth Red Wing and Southern Railroad Company, the line was operated from 1892 until it was abandoned in 1936. Thousands of car loads of clay were transported to Red Wing for the production of stoneware and sewer pipe. "Over the following years the pits closed and reopened. Pits were opened in other bear-by areas, diesel replaced the steam powered equipment and trucks replaced the trains. By the 1970s mining and pottery operations had ceased. What had been an industry that employed many men and women over the years, had provided many newly arrived emigrants, mostly Scandinavian, their first jobs during the early industrial development of the county, and had brough recognition and fortune to the area, is now just a memory." The marker was erected in 1996 by The Red Wing Collectors Society Inc. and The Cannon Valley Red Wing Collectors Club. [Review 20717 overall - 129 in Minnesota - 1699 of 2023.]

Nice public library in Cannon Falls with great staff. Genealogy is pretty important at this…read morelibrary-there we're 3 women at a table in discussion about it when I was in the library. A library with a lot of heart

On Friday, Nov 7, I pulled into Holiday Station on Hinton near 70th, where a CG policeman pointed…read moreout my flat tire. Noting my limited mobility, he offered to help me fill it with air but noted it was too damaged. He then offered to help me change to my spare, but after checking in noted that he was unable to, due to department liability restrictions. But he didn't stop there. I went to use my phone to call for help and found I forgot it. He gave me a ride to my residence to retrieve it and also tried to get me some help from a customer inside the store. Another truck pulled up and also offered help. They changed the tire so I could get to local service station for help. I appreciate this care so much from all three gentlemen, but want to give official kudos to policeman J Kelly. It is so appreciated. Blessings!

Protecting our community and doing a great job. I am lucky to have known a few really good police…read moreofficers and they work for my community!