Staff is very friendly and patient though I did witness a guy use all 4 eye exam stations and the…read morelady tell him he got it wrong more than 4 times. She eventually passed him and told the next person that came to the counter that "she knew where she wouldn't be driving but couldn't tell them". Every type of person in there. If your board just go to hang out. Watch the world fall apart.

Surprisingly brief wait and excellent customer service…read more Highly recommend. I had trepidation about being able to get my but it was no problem.

This office provides 3 different types of services. Replacements/ income verification/ Issuing a…read morebrand new card(for names changes or newborns). Bring your passport and completed application. Replacements are free. Your immediate welcoming party of two officers will ask you to remove your watch and all contents of your pocket into a plastic bin. Escort you through the metal detector and wave their wand over you for the entire office to watch as there are no display monitors that show your ticket number/service window. You will step immediately to the left after your pat down to the kiosk and choose one of the three options, enter your or kins social security number and receive your printout ticket number. Everyone seems to continuously crowd the far left waiting room so turn back around and wait in the right room for some extra personal space. I've read reviews about how it can get a bit noisy and distracting with chatter around you so I brought earbuds. I also recommend a book or a magazine of your own. I didn't have the volume too high and I sat right under the speaker to hear my number be called. When I sat down at 9:50am I was already 5th in line for a replacement but i still had to wait an hour as the gentlemen handling replacements took a mini break of 15-20 minutes. My number was finally called and having my PASSPORT really sped things up. I sat for a minute with the agent and provided my printed and complete application. He gave me a letter as a receipt and told me my card will be MAILED to me. This is a new regulation as of August 2014. Bummer. You can have the card mailed to your local address. No proof of address needed. Would I recommend this location? I don't think there are any other options. Definitely bring reading materials and/or earbuds.

Drove 30 minutes to the Social Security office on Friday after Christmas based on posted online…read morehours showing the office open at 9:00 a.m. There were multiple cars in the parking lot, and one by one people discovered a paper notice taped to the door stating the office was closed. In 2025, relying on a handwritten sign instead of updating official online hours is unacceptable. Multiple members of the public wasted time because accurate information was not posted where the public is directed to look. I will return next week. If this is a recurring issue, it should be reviewed at the management level to ensure accurate public communications going forward.

I hope I spell this right . My clerk Granberry was awesome. Made me feel at ease and took extra…read moresteps to ensure everything went smooth. First time ever that I gone through this process and didn't hate it

Horrible. Third time, just trying to get my DRL renewed, and after getting there an 1hr.45min…read moreearly, I am 5 people from the flake at the service desk and he says YOU ALL HAVE TO LEAVE AND COME BACK TOMORROW, it is 4:15pm and they close at 5:00PM. Wait...What?!? So because they get paid by the hour and they take their sweetest time we (the ones who work , and are losing time and money) have to spend another day in the nightmare. Oh, and DO NOT try to speak to any employee because they rude A.F. Simply lacking a bare minimum customer service skill. You can do better!!

Very efficient. I can't remember when I've registered a vehicle so fast and easy. Just have all…read moreyour docs in order and it's a fast visit.

Here it is Monday and there is 3 clerks working and the line is back up at door. Nice customer…read moreservice but way under staff. Murfreesboro has lost it small town appeal. Some call it progress if that is true then why then 3 clerks? Come on...

I'm coming up on a month in the Boro... out in Oakland estates. My family is here now and I can't…read moresay enough about the welcoming nature of Murfreesboro. I'm using the word nature as it seems to come natural to the folks here. We aren't having many problems finding what we need here. Even Walmart is getting rave revues from the family shoppers. Now that the Southern Comfort Weather is starting to wane the cool of fall is in the air, I was standing in a room looking at a sun ray coming through the window. I called my daughter and said "Look in that ray... you have to look for dust particles!, Dude, that's clean air."

Is a larger city that is almost exactly in the middle of Tennessee the roads are smoother and far…read morenicer than Nashville as far as traffic flow. I would be a great place for a see me a summer home here with a better value in the real estate and lower taxes. This city is fortunate to have two malls one traditional closed style and the avenue open style. And wherever you are, good food can be found nearby.

Really pleasant experience. Rodger was an incredible guide and clearly cares a lot about accurate…read morehistoric interpretation. We will definitely be back!

My stepfather was here visiting & we wanted to take him to places we thought he'd enjoy & be able…read moreto get around well (he's 91). Since Sam Davis home & grounds aren't too far from us (and we'd never been there) we thought this would be a fun thing to do. We got there & were told that the guide was out with a group & it would be approx. a 45 minute wait. We bought our tickets & looked through the museum & gift shop. There was a video that gave all the backstory & it was quite interesting. Our guide was Rodger and he was wonderful!! We toured the home & he had interesting stories & really knows the area well! The stairs in the house are steep (just for those that might have a problem with them). You can tell where the old cabin became part of the bigger house. Loved that there were so many original pieces in the home. Recommend checking this out!

My hubby is a bit of a history buff. We had been at the VA for a car show and just happened by this…read moreplace. We got lunch at In-N-Out then came back and used the shady picnic tables to relax and have a picnic. They have a smallish museum, in comparison to other National Park museums, but it is packed with facts and interesting artifacts. Outside there are trails to walk, and separate bike lanes. On a sunny day there are many shady areas to stop and enjoy the sights, sounds and fragrances!

I love walking around the battlefield. I always go with a friend because I am horrible with…read moredirections and would get lost easily lol. It's a very scenic walk in the woods. I love all the nature around too. Definitely one of my favorite spots to walk.

Brentwood feels safe and everyone respects the speed limits because they know they will likely get…read morea ticket if they don't! I got a ticket for speeding once and was also given grace once when I was hurrying to get home because of my screaming newborn in the carseat in the back, which I so appreciated and thought was so gracious and humane of the officer (and I didn't speed after that). All my interactions have been positive and respectful to and from Brentwood officers whether I was getting a ticket or not.

I've had major life changing trauma where I needed assistance. Brentwood PD was attentive,…read moreaffective and thorough. Having been in Brentwood since 85 I've seen incredible improvement in how I'm treated and have to give credit where credit is due.

If you are new to Rutherford Co. or have a small business, opportunity awaits you here! Tons of…read moregreat information about our community here; a great way to plug in to what's going on!