Great job on everything ! I think it's a great place the people there are very knowledgeable and…read morehave great knowledge on how to fix problems that need fixing!

walked in and out in 6 minutes with an appointment. the staff was super nice and helpfulread more

I have some problems filling out my paper work for my renewal snap benefit, the lady at the window…read moresaid it would take about 45 minutes and then she would help me. So I'm waiting a little over that time and I see another guy come in and ask the same question. It didn't take give minutes and she was helping him with his paper work, I got so mad I just walked out! I still need help, maybe I will go somewhere else?

We came here at 10:00am and we waited for 6 hours but no body calls our name the staffs were really…read moreslow and they were just enjoying their time inside but there were a lot people waiting outside to be helped

Charged me and tried to say my car was at Newcastle gate the same time it was on video in my…read morecarport in Sterling Ok.

​​ can't reach a person to help me needed to pay a toll fine can't get through to anybodyread more

Four years later and I'm back on the Turner Turnpike, and while things have improved, they haven't…read moreimproved much. They still don't have compatibility with the NC Quick Pass and back in May of 2024, they removed the human toll takers. No more cash and they now bill by plate which ends up being twice as much as if you had a transponder. A month after my trip, the bill for $10.50 arrived. It would have been $5.40 with a PIKEPASS. I'm not sure if they'll still extort out of state residents the same if when they eventually add compatibility with the North Carolina system. $10.50 for 86 miles works out at 12 cents per mile. Ad yes, that's a lot but middle of the road (pun intended). Asking the internet for comparisons... the Kansas Turnpike is generally 6 to 9 cents per mile. Ohio is 6 to 9. Indiana's stretch of I-90 is 10 to 12 cents per mile. The Illinois Tollway is 15 to 30 cents per mile but Illinois shouldn't be the example - those folks are "scorched earth." The most expensive are the crazies at the Pennsylvania Turnpike who run at 25 to 35 cents per mile. Would I drive it again? Yes. Will I moan about how much it costs? Also yes. [Review 390 of 2026 - 171 in Oklahoma - 25574 overall]

Oklahoma's ineptitude at the Oklahoma Turnpike, Authority is dumbfounding. Despite having a toll…read moretag for my current vehicle vehicle vehicle going back to at or near the date of purchase, found myself owing an $80 collection fee and $140 in mystery tolls over a two-year period from 2021 to 2023. Despite receiving a regular bill and staying in good standing on tolls that align with my travel. First excuse was it was related to the tribal tag, second excuse was well you had a different transponder when your windshield was replaced, finally you did not have an updated address, despite having the current address associated with the vehicle on my drivers license, and updating it at the toll agency when I relocated from Missouri to Oklahoma. While the customer service was friendly, the outcome is the same. I've been screwed out of $220 due to the ineptitude of the agency..

So today I went to get a name change on my social security card since I recently got married. I…read morearrived at 9:05am, signed up on kiosk for ticket and was out by 9:43. Totally impressed with how quick and easy it was!! Thank you Window 1 for your great service with me! My dreading going worries washed away with my great experience today!!

Anytime I can't get past the gauntlet of which number to push depending on my question, I will give…read morea terrible review. There are four options. I had a general question, and I don't want to go to Moore to figure it out. I will go up there if I find out that they can help me. It's quite possible that they can help me on the phone, but I'll never know because they keep rejecting my question and telling me to choose one of the options. That is so infuriating. User friendly is the best option for any phone service.

The phones aren't answered or it says there are high call volumes and then the line hangs up…read more Medical packages languish on desks and don't come close to meeting the review parameters (reviewed within 28 days) listed on the MedXpress site. There is virtually no way to track a medical package and no way to get someone on the phone or via email who can answer questions. This agency is completely broken and is unresponsive as I go into my seventh month of being grounded and not earning an income as a corporate pilot--especially distressing after serving in the Air Force for over 30 years. Yet proof again that government is not the answer and this division of the FAA needs to be privatized! I am completely disgusted with this ineffective, unresponsive, unprofessional division of the FAA.

The agency completely denied and grounded me for something that none of my flight instructors,…read moredesignated pilot examiner or doctors can agree with, even doctors who themselves have decades of experience in aviation. I asked them for a full medical narrative of why my alleged condition should be disqualifying and their response was the same generic language they previously sent both me and probably a countless number of other pilots who have fallen victim to their overbearingly low tolerance for medical conditions. I asked them for a statement of demonstrated ability (SODA), which is a fly along with an examiner who evaluates your performance, and they didn't even respond to this. My flying was just fine before this happened and would have continued to be so if I had known about their practices beforehand, which I'm left believing are not based on true medical principles but rather draconian legal policies that, ultimately, make aviation less safe. In my experience, they're not looking towards bringing out the best health in the pilots of America, but rather any excuse to sweep you under the rug and feign an apology. If you're a pilot, you're liable to be stripped of your career, finances or dignity if you don't properly plan your approach towards medical certification. I was stripped of all three.

I was fortunate enough to spend a weekend at this wonderful facility. It was recommended to me by…read moremy court advisor and man did I hit the jackpot on this one. My own bunk, personal guard for shower time and fresh fruits for lunch made this a worth destination for the most selective of tastes. 10 out of 10.

Our police needs our support! They are the brave men and…read morewomen on the front line. We won't defund our police department in Oklahoma City. Let's give them a raise.

I met two OKC Police officers, at Will Rogers Airport. They were helpful, friendly, professional…read morewith a great sense of humor. I gave them police decals for their cel phones and they applied them right there & then and showed me. Great, brave men. Thank you for your service.

HORRIBLE. I paid to have my husbands Canadian county hold lifted at 4:30 pm on a Friday. It is now…read moreSaturday 4 am (12 hours later) and he's NOT EVEN ON THE RELEASE LIST. Despite my numerous calls and Canadian county emailing and calling Oklahoma county asking for his release. Lazy fuckers.

I let them know ahead of time that I was on Effexor and needed to take it at a certain time each…read moreday or I can go through withdrawal. Later I told them again and that it's one of the most dangerous withdrawals you can go through and they last longer. Laid on the holding cell floor for hours sweating and freezing. They asked me for a urine sample and asked if I was suicidal, I said no and after another handful of hours laid out on the floor begging for help someone finally came for me only to take me to the suicidal pod. They make you get naked and put on what they call a turtle suit. It's a heavy green garment they make you wear and they won't even give you a cup. The next morning they literally threw their brown bag special of stale muffin cake or cornbread. She hit me with it so hard the bag busted open. The next day a doctor came to evaluate us and I even mentioned to him that I need my Effexor. We told him we were not suicidal and he crossed out our faces. So for 3 or 4 days I was so sick and ignored. Finally got up to a cell and had my first arraignment only to demand my med. I started to get the hang of things only to be attacked in my cell. A homeless tweaker that had already attacked someone else by kicking her in the face and biting on her.She tried to come at me earlier in the day but that evening she punched me in the side of the head and forehead about 5 or 6 times. I was able to get in a sitting position where she proceeded to punch me in the back of the head another 10 times. My forehead hit the floor, busted open and she gave me whiplash from pulling my hair back. Blood was everywhere and she wasn't going to stop till they came in. All they offered to do was take xrays that I never got the results from and not once did I hear an xray machine make a noise. I ended up in a single cell because I had a violation a few days prior but wouldn't tell me what that was about. My eye immediately started to swell and blacken. It was spreading instead of getting better. I've learned a few things in life and I knew it was blood pooling. It's an indication of head trauma and a possible TBI. I filled out a sick form because I was concerned with having headaches as well. I still have double vision. Nobody ever came to check on me. I was there almost a month and they couldn't even get my asthma meds right. I didn't mind the single cell because I was safe. Took them 4 days to put me in the striped outfit and still couldn't tell me about the first violation. They act like they are running a prison and we all have killed someone. I hope 90% of the staff does not get transferred to the new jail because in no time it will end up just like the old one. There was a guard that accidentally spilled a few trays and that food was on the floor for 4 days. Absolutely disgusting and they hire the most worthless people I have ever seen!

I recently spoke at my first City Hall meeting, and it was such an experience. Parking was easy at…read morethe Arts District garage, and I sure didn't have to walk far to get into City Hall. The building is beautiful and the staff is helpful: they know how to spot a deer in the headlights and are quick to offer help. I arrived by 8:30A to sign up to speak at a meeting that started at 9A. I turned in my form and waited for my agenda item, and then waited to be called to speak. Public speaking can be intimidating, especially when there are cameras, microphones, etc. But I think this is a valuable experience and I'm glad I've done it at least once. Our city can only improve if we all pay attention, get involved, and speak up.