Usual government run office, slow, slow, slow disorganized…read moreand dirty. Don't waste your time or gas.

In and out within 5 minutes!!! Everyone was happy and quick. Definitely not like the dreaded 4 hour…read morelong wait from back in the day lol

Best experience I have ever had at a DMV! Due to its small town surroundings, expect to be seen in…read moreless than 20 minutes. Literally zero wait. The workers are kind and do what they can to settle your business in your first appearance and rarely make you come back a second time.

The woman behind the counter was quite helpful and concerned about an elderly male neighbor who was…read moreinsistent about sending a pretty big money order to a location for a female to come and visit in Washington. She was compassionate yet understood that he was going to get scammed. She also understood that he was lonely and just wanted to talk, so diplomatically served others. She was a professional yet with a touch of human kindness.

I've been doing business almost weekly with this post office for over 5 years now. I have never…read moreexperienced anything but helpful friendly service. I've never heard a negative or disrespectful comment from any of them about anyone. The staff are wonderful and conduct themselves with professionalism while projecting a lighthearted demeanor! Although I don know any of them personally, I've become quite fond of them all.

The absolute fastest DMV I've ever er been to. I transferred my car from out of state. The VIN…read moreinspection and registration were all done in 20 minutes. Zero wait. My husband ran down after me, and he had the same quick experience. Be ware that when you do the online calculator or call, the estimate you are given is sky high, but once there, it's a lot lower. I was quoted online, and over the phone, and both quotes were over $1,000. My actual registration was $388 and $75 of that was a late fee. I came home a lot less stressed than I felt when I left to go there.

I took my 2.5 year old son here to pet some animals, and he loved it so much he cried for 20…read moreminutes after we left. This place is a hidden little gem that everyone should visit. It's so unique with all their little tiny houses and the animals. Each house has a theme like the teddy bear house, the old lady in the boot, mother goose, grandma's house, and so many more. The gentleman who owns it is very kind. The admission is free, but they appreciate a $5 donation per person. My son was allowed to pet and feed all the animals, and he got to hold a bunny. He was in heaven!! We will go back here for sure, especially for the pumpkin patch and for Christmas.

I picked up a few pumpkins with my fiancee this October. I heard that this was their first year…read morewith a pick your own pumpkin patch. We enjoyed the hay rack ride, which was my fiancee's first ever. We loaded up with all of the other kids and parents and did a tour (or a lap) around the pumpkins. We then were dropped off where we started and set off with a wagon to get the perfect pumpkin. We had a great time. The weather was wonderful. The only disappointment I had was that they did not have food or anything to purchase other than pumpkins. I was thinking caramel corn, caramel covered apples, some sweets, nothing available. Being their first year, I'm sure they will figure it out for next year.

Mission statement should be :" Keeping Grand Junction stuck in the 1960's, no matter what". This…read moreorganization needs a massive top-down overhaul. Or, are they even relevant anymore?

Diane Swenke came out against against equal pay for women when proposed in 2019. She is one of the…read morehigher paid nonprofit directors in town. She does not advocate for women, she is in support of bigger businesses, and provides little help to small businesses. She came out in ads against raising minimum wage, saying it would hurt the local economy. The local economy did better, however; other things were at play like the expansion of outdoor recreation. This chamber still has the mindset that oil and gas is EVERYTHING. I feel like we're in 1981 ticking down to Black Friday.

I am so glad we took time to visit here and see this spectacular site. About 15 minutes out of…read moretown, the 23 mile loop trail is just stunning and filled with natural Colorado Colors and beauty. The red rocks and the unusual formations are truly a national treasure. To drive the trail takes about 1.5 hours. It was too hot to hike in August, so the drive had to do. I want to come back here and explore some of the trails and read more about the people who helped preserve this special place.

Don't miss this one! When we first arrived in Fruita, Colorado. The Colorado National Monument was…read morenot on our list of things to visit. We would of totally missed it if it hadn't been for some people we met at a restaurant. Colorado National Monument is not a National Park; it is a National Monument managed by the National Park Service. It's name doesn't portray the beauty and magnitude of this gorgeous park. It is a 23 mile drive and is often called the mini-grand canyon. The towering red rock monoliths and the Canyon views were absolutely incredible.

aggressive and unreasonable. Believe me you don't want to get them behind you. Officer # 7701…read morearrested me just for fun. Just to express his anger he was able to create situation that gave me tremendous loss. Ignoring my explanations he just jailed me for no standing lawful reason. Just because he thought it could be applied. He lied about everything of the process of getting out. I had $50 bond for Unlawful Boat parking, 10 years old. He found it to overpower my silly self. What can you do against this? Nothing. Shame on you Officer 7701

My friend 'Patrick' & I were driving from California to Boulder, CO to stay for a month in search…read moreof a new home to buy. The truck was fully loaded down with three dogs, bikes galore in the back of my large truck - I was going through Utah, and the speed limit is 80 mph and was surprised because I normally don't see this outside of CA. All of a sudden and in the middle of nowhere, my friend is pulled over by a State Trooper. We saw him on the freeway, but we thought the speed limit was 80, and we were going 88 mph (Patrick says, "He's not going to pull me over for going 8 miles over the limit"). The lights came on and pulled over. The Trooper parked his car, walked over and he asked, "Do you know why I am pulling you over?" Patrick's response was "Yes, I was speeding. He then said, "I normally go 8 miles over the speed limit, but it seemed so many cars were passing me. He told the Trooper that, and the Trooper smiled, and said, "Well you are not in Utah, but you are now in Colorado and the speed limit here is 70." Patrick said to the Trooper, I'm sorry, I didn't realize I was in Colorado, and didn't see any signs on the highway. The Trooper was laughing- he took Patrick's driver's license, and Patrick said to the Trooper, "I traditionally don't drive, and my workers drive, and he responded, "Well you are driving now." Patrick admitted and we all laughed - we told the Trooper we were trying to get to Vail, CO before nightfall. And as you can see, I am driving one of my work cars. The Trooper asked for the car registration & insurance card. but we couldn't find it in the car - we looked in the glove compartment, and proceeded to look all over in the truck , but couldn't find it. Again, Patrick reiterated that he normally doesn't drive. The Trooper took Patrick's driver's license back to the patrol car, and we waited. The Trooper took a while, then he returned and asked Patrick , How many years has he has been in this business, and Patrick responded 'over 40 years - started this business when he was 17 years old. The Trooper gave Patrick a Warning Card, telling me he's letting me go with a warning, then we started talking about the dogs ( Pat has 3 Corgis) and his dogs. The Trooper was very professional, extremely kind and we certainly weren't expecting this, especially a warning for driving 18 miles over the speed limit!! We ended on a Happy Note and Patrick was reminded to 'slow it down' because we are watching!! LOL!! Patrick said, "I absolutely will slow down, and won't be assuming my locations anymore. With all the negativity towards Police in general, we wanted to show our appreciation to this Trooper and we know he's just doing his job in keeping the roads safe!! This was our BEST experience ever and we decided to write this review & send a SHOUT OUT to Trooper Bartunek #0853 & the Colorado State Patrol!! FYI - Patrick did personally call Trooper Bartunek's Captain to thank Trooper Bartunk for his professionalism and my very positive experience with Colorado State Police - that traffic stop was a definitely +++ experience!! Stay safe out there!