Police to meet you Hope you've guessed my name…read more The Rosenberg Police Department were basically given this place rent-free which is pretty cool of the town and of the mall and the property owner, but it wasn't the kind of property that would easily be rented out and it kind of shows you a little bit of what kind of crap we are dealing with, but having said that when you look at some of the militarized equipment that they have - which is mainly used in the suburbs where it's not remotely needed - it's kind of funny, except that it sucks. They seem like a pretty decent Police Department compared to some, and have never given me too much trouble.

Ive always looked up to police officers with admiration and respect,, even wanted to be an officer…read moremyself at one point in my life. That's changed due to society and even some interaction with officers from houston itself. Granted those take place when I see them in the community, which is rare enough. I once got into a wreck and was having a mental breakdown while the houston officer (either stafford or fort bend) was rude and callous (while I understand the job is highly stressful, still its better to interact positively with people especially when they're emotional); but this is about Rosenberg, a much different story. I've seldom ever seen officers in the community that weren't patrolling, growing up, but here in Rosenberg I see them all the time, and it's fantastic. They show their human side when they're at a restaurant with their kids, or stopping somewhere on break. Then when they let you talk to them as I like to do, I can ask a question and they'll answer if they can. I think this shows a great interest in community as well as just being approachable. Every officer here that I've met has been friendly and helpful, a reminder that they too are human. It's almost enough to reignite that old desire to be an officer. Now also when I've called then, which has only happened twice: once because I saw a stray dog on the side of the road, and another when inquiring about job opportunities in law enforcement, that the responding person was attentive and helpful, even if my call didn't seem that important for the moment. I see them patrolling often as well, which I don't see in cities like Sugar Land (maybe that's why everyone speeds like bats out of hell), so the fact that their presence I'd noted is another positive in my mind.

incident 1093 west of 359 downtown Fulshear …read more white Dodge truck license plate STL 0837 endangered several cars at approx 2:20 pm. by being in left only lane but forcing small red truck off the road and eventually trying to pass us all by driving head on to other cars I slowed down fast to let this maniac get back in the lane .. then white dodge pulled in the parking lot of new school on the right I live in Weston Lakes this drive does not surprise me as everyday some driver forces their way over to right

This was one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. The staff were extremely…read moredisrespectful and unprofessional. I felt that I was treated unfairly and without basic courtesy. Instead of helping, they spoke in a rude manner and made the process unnecessarily difficult. No one seemed interested in answering questions or providing proper assistance. A government office should treat people with respect regardless of their background, but unfortunately that was not my experience here. I hope management reviews the behavior of the staff and improves the service for the public.

This new office has less seating space and moves slower than molasses. Auto tag renewal for my…read morehusband took 2 hours and when I came wait time said 30 min and I'm going on over 1 hour. One of the attendants say they are just going in order of tickets pulled but it's moving x10 slower than the old building.

Such an improvement since the last time I renewed my license in person…read more Book an appointment online and get here as close to your appointment time as possible. Even if you check in early, you are probably going to be seen precisely at your appointment time. Fill out the renewal application online, print it out and bring it with you. Make sure to have any other necessary paperwork needed. For me, even though my Texas DL was issued initially way back in 1982 and obviously renewed continuously since then, I still had to bring either my birth certificate or my passport (one of those two documents was indeed requested when I was being helped). Renewal fee is $33 -- but cash is NOT preferred. Credit or debit cards are what is requested, so make sure you have one or the other. I remember years ago waiting in line for literally hours at the Grant Road office. When this office opened, it wasn't much better than the older, much smaller office, so I didn't see the improvement. They must have figured out how to streamline applications and renewals, because I was in and out in 15 minutes after my scheduled appointment. Thank you, DPS, for eliminating the nightmare we all used to endure.

We scheduled my oldest son for his driving test at the DPS office in Spring, TX. This location is…read moreby appointment only, and they check that as soon as you enter. There's a kiosk to check in using your phone number or barcode, and forms available if needed. We checked in easily and waited. The office is huge--tons of seating and 40+ desks. Our 12:30 appointment started a little late due to system-wide internet outages (which they announced, offering vouchers to return another day). We decided to stick it out. After switching desks due to a tech issue, the second employee was kind but hard to understand behind the plexiglass. Still, he got everything scanned, fingerprints done, and sent us out for the test. The driving test went smoothly, and my son passed! Funny moment--there was no parking when they returned, so the instructor had him park in a spot reserved for a trooper. The trooper knocked on the window, but the instructor intervened, saving him from a ticket. No one likes going to the DMV, but this experience was efficient, mostly smooth, and positive despite the tech hiccups. Four out of five stars--drop the plexiglass and it might be five.