Called SS office to get help setting up a login.gov account. Whoever came up with the drivers…read morelicense verification obviously has never tried to use it! I tried over 20 times and it kept coming up "blurry". So I called and they sent me a confirmation code in the mail to use. I called back after I received that and the guy at SS office said he couldn't help me and to call the login.gov help line. So I called there and that guy said login.gov doesn't use confirmation codes and to call the SS office back. Typical CIRCLE JERK! UNREAL

Trying to make an appointment for possible error on my SS Account. Impossible online with no clear…read moredirection on how to do it. Wasted trip to SSA Office and turned away as now you have to have the appointment. Our tax dollars at work...

I went to the one near the fairgroundsthis week 4 years ago I went to the one on Hurstbourne…read more where the security guy was rude ,had his feet up on his desk and would just point and look at you with disgust. This time at the fairgrounds it was completely different very professional , organized and saw the security guard speaking, smiling with people The lady waiting on me was excellent

No one enjoys the DMV. I can't say I had an enjoyable visit this morning, but I will say I got in…read moreand out in 2 hours and everyone was kind. A few tips: Dress for the weather. I waited half of my time outside the building. Someone had brought a little fold-up chair with them and that was genius. I was very cold and the wind had no mercy. Glad I had a coat. Arrive before opening if you're walking in. I got there at 8, the parking lot was full, and the line was halfway around the building already. Be sure you've got all your correct documents. You don't want to wait at least an hour to get in, and then have to leave (or scramble to get the correct hard copies as I heard some folks doing in the lobby). To get a RealID, the process is this. They direct you first to a QR code to sign in and get a virtual place in line. Then they check to be sure you have the right documents. You're allowed to sit down after this. Next you have to take the vision test, which is very quick, and then when your phone tells you you're up next, they direct you to a little maze of cubicles to get your photo and other details, pay the fee, and voila! You're done. Everyone I came into contact with was professional and kind, and moved things along as fast as they could. If I had to do it again, I'd try to get an appointment and skip that 50 minutes of shivering outside. But honestly it was much better than I expected.

Very friendly and very fast. I didn't even have time to sit down before my business was completed.read more

I go out of my way to visit this location!!!…read more Staff is friendly and enjoyable to chat with. Wait time is almost always non-existent. I can not recommend this location and the employees Ally and KYLE enough!!!! Brava!

Having lived in a few different states. I've had my fair share of dealing with the DMV and county…read moreclerk, this is one of the only states where people are actually nice, patient and know what they are doing. Entire staff here is super friendly and very helpful. I had to deal with my stupid bank taking almost 6 months to send me my title (moved from Nevada to here and it's a whole mess of title holding state vs non title holding state) Each employee that helped me with out of state vehicle transfers took 30 minutes or less from start to finish with transferring title and handing me plates.

Correct times not listed on website. This location opens at 8:30am. Easy parking and efficient…read morestaff.

We attended the "Yes, Chef" program at the library this evening featuring Nina Greipel and her…read morefantastic cookbook for her family's restaurant, The Gasthaus. Library was easy to find and a very impressive facility. Demonstration kitchen with video display and audio were all great. Parking lot was fairly well lit, but did have a few burnt out roadway bulbs, which caused us to walk very gingerly off of the curb to our cars. Looking forward to future programming.

I love coming to this location they have exceptional customer service. They always have phenomenal…read moreresources and array of crafting and cooking courses accessible. I would recommend others to tap into the free resources offered at the library.

This was my first time in this health department. I am pregnant and on WIC and plan on breast…read morefeeding so needed to see a lactation consultant. The building is nice and clean. I didn't wait long at all through the process and everyone was super nice.

The Benjamin Head House was built by a Revolutionary War Captain, Janes Head, in 1812 and is on the…read moreNational Registry of Historical Places. The beautiful stone building now houses several gift boutiques and has available space for a small restaurant that was recently vacated. In one of the gift boutiques, Gather (see separate review), one can appreciate the beautiful stone fireplaces that are prominent in each room of the home. The wooden staircase and floors are beautiful and add so much charm! If you enjoy historic buildings and architecture and/or enjoy shopping in quaint, quiet, and historic surroundings, this is the place for you! Stop by the next time you are strolling down Main Street in the historic section of Middletown!

In today's world you can do many tasks on-line via your own computer. Sometimes, it's nice to have…read morea face to face conversation with a human being to have circumstances reviewed and questions answered. That face to face meeting was exactly what I needed to happen with the Social Security Administration. After phoning the appropriate phone number I was a tad bit worried about the experience I may have during an actual meeting. If rating the phone experience alone it would be a 2.5 stars. This is based on busy signals, rambling messages, worming through the transfer system and the inability to talk to a live representative. So I went to the Social Security Administration without having a scheduled appointment. I feared disorganization and long waits. Oh how I had misjudged this agency with wrong preconceived notions. I met my husband in the parking lot and we entered the building together. Upon entering we were greeted from a distance by a security guard who pointed to a registration machine. Wow, a nice clean touch screen system, where you enter your Social Security number, then follow the prompts for reason for visit, etc. At the end it spits out a small paper tag with your registration number. We had a seat in the clean lobby and proceeded to wait for our number to be called. Within 10 minutes we were called to window "number" B. We met briefly with that employee who determined we needed to meet with a case worker who could further answer our questions, print out our options, and assist us with evaluating the whole picture. So we went back to the lobby area to wait. I figured it would be another 10-15 minutes. Wrong again. We no more than took a seat and we heard our last name announced and were told to go to window number 11. The case worker was a delightful, intelligent young lady who understood our questions and was armed with computer print outs of our collective Social Security data. She plunked the information we presented into the system and printed out our options. We were not rushed to make a decision but advised to take the information home with us and decide what works best with our current financial situation. She informed us because we had shown up in-person to make the inquiries she would generate a letter that was good for six months to make that date be the application date. WOW, my head is still spinning with this positive experience. Now we have a phone number to call to make an appointment or we can complete our application process on-line. A true five star experience with a government agency.

Had a chance to visit the Sheriff's office again today. The staff ladies are always so nice,…read moresmiling, helpful and welcoming.