This place is located just inside the mall, on the lower level between macys and JC penny. There is…read morea door to enter the mall and they're right there on the right. It's a small office and had a few officers staffing it. I was the only customer so they helped me right away. I was sent there to do fingerprints for work. They had my fingerprints done in minutes. The officer was super nice and even had a sense of humor. For the fingerprint services, an appointment is not needed. They are open from 10 AM to 4 PM on weekdays and they also have hours on Saturday. The cost was $20 for a physical fingerprint card and $25 for the electronic fingerprint. This is by far the best price scheme that I have ever seen. I have gotten fingerprints done many times and it has never been this cheap. The officer checked my fingerprint cards for completion and quality and gave me a receipt. I would recommend this place for fingerprints. They take many forms of payment that they do not accept American Express.

This outpost of the Altamonte Police Dept is located at Altamonte Mall and is super convenient!…read moreParking wise it's located near JC Penney. I came here just as they were closing but Officer Smith who was at the desk was Awesome and stayed back to assist. He read the instructions and paperwork I presented most thoroughly and I really appreciated that! I absolutely recommend coming here for help and assistance! Yelp 94 /2018

They were called about a missing 13 year old at 6 am. Didn't take her phone to scan, knock on a…read moredoor, check for cameras, visit pedophiles in the area, or inform FDLE. They did absolutely nothing.. yet if you ride a bike in the dark without a light they will surely stop you and search you. If it doesn't make them money they won't do anything to help you. Professional and courteous are not the words I would use to describe them.

This review revolves around a certain Officer by the name of Andreone' . Who during a stop to…read moreassist an elderly gent that had also recently recovered from a stroke was stranded in the middle of a busy intersection and needed help very badly. His car had stalled due to mechanical issues even though he thought he'd just run out of gas however the Officer checked and was able to let him know he had a half a tank therefore his problem was not gas but a mechanical problem. That led him to have to get towed. The very nice and polite Officer assisted in every way to ensure the Senior Citizen made it home with car in tow safely. There were two other individuals that assisted and he was taken care of in a timely manner. So Kudo's to both Lisa Kay from Casselberry DMV and Officer Andreone' from the Casselberry Police Dept. for standing up and showing out to a citizen in need. They did a wonderful job and I wish I could give them more recognition. God bless them and their establishments too.

They make up stories and falsify police reports, illegally search cars with no warrant, then laugh…read moreat you when you go into their department to file a complaint. Complete joke of a police department. They arrested me and threw me in jail because I called 911 and they felt it wasn't a real emergency. They tortured me in jail for over 3 hours in a restraint chair because I said it was cold and needed a blanket. They would not let me out of that restraint chair until I was forced to urinate on myself. These people are sick in the head.

I had a horrible thing happen to me, the police were kind…read moreand treated me with respect, considering the circumstances. Everyone I encountered from nurses to officers were respectful and kind.

Every time Ive had to come here the process has been so smooth and placid. All employees are very…read moreattentive and willing to offer the assistance needed. This time around I was my mothers translator and the officer was extremely patient and understanding.

This facility that tax payers pay for is not allowing people to enter w/o appointment. The people…read morethat need other services or questions have to wait outside in the heat while the security guard stands keeping the door shut in the cool AC lobby. What are my tax dollars paying for to have empty lobbies and overpaid workers doing nothing. All government agencies after Covid used this excuse to lock people out and it's going to get worse.

I had a disappointing experience at the Orange County fingerprinting location in Ocoee…read more I was told I had to pay a $27 fee because I live on the "outskirts" of Orange County, even though my address is within Orange County. This felt misleading and inconsistent, as the information was not clearly explained beforehand. Additionally, the staff member assisting me was very rude and unprofessional. She gave instructions in a harsh, condescending tone that made me feel uncomfortable and disrespected. Regardless of the situation, everyone deserves to be treated with basic courtesy and respect. The office was empty at the time, so there was no reason for the rushed or dismissive behavior. I would recommend that this location improve both transparency around fees and customer service. Based on this experience, I would not return.

So, during a recent bout with the flu (don't ever get sick. . .EVER!) I picked up a prescription…read morethat was pretty powerful. After reading the bottle label and the risks involved, I decided not to put it in my precious body. So what to do with it? I took it back to the pharmacy, because that's where it came from. And of course, they would not take it back. I had heard of a community drug take back program available in the Ocoee area, and since I drive by the police department frequently to pick up SBUX, I figured why not drop it off. Now, how should a person properly dispose of unused or outdated medications to prevent harm to others? I have heard of things like mix it with kitty litter and throw it in trash, and the toilet. But instead of trying to sort it all out, I decided to leave it in the drug drop box in the police department lobby after blacking out the bottle label. I think it's a great service, especially if you have medications that kids or teenagers can get into. I wonder if this works for illegal drugs. . .maybe someone who gets tricked into drug smuggling could drop the goods in and save their asses before getting caught and ruining someones life--I watch way too much "locked up abroad." FDA link on how to dispose of medication http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm101653.htm Now, I do have one gripe with Ocoee. Not sure if it's police department issue. It's the photo red light ticket. I think it's more a money making venture than safety related and I was seriously angry when I ended up paying a ticket for turning right on red. It had one of those "stop here on red" signs with an arrow. I'm getting upset thinking about this right now, so I'm going to stop. Yes, quite an abrupt ending.

Personally, I had a fantastic experience here. I came on a Friday morning. They open at 9am. I…read morearrived at 8:30 and people started lining up outside from that point. I'd definitely recommend coming at least 15 minutes before opening if you want to be seen without a long wait. As soon as 9am hit, the doors unlocked automatically and we came in to the front desk to get a number and within one minute we were seen. My husband and I both needed to renew our drivers licenses and Anthony in window 5 handled both of us with ease! He was kind and patient but also very efficient. We walked out with brand new licenses rather quickly. The office itself was clean and there was lots of seating if you do need to wait as well as restrooms available. Once you get a number they call it and put it up on a screen to tell you what window to go to. Overall, excellent experience!

Pretty sure I am the only person who doesn't mind going to the tax collector office lol. As someone…read morewho has lived a lot of places, going to a traditional DMV sucks! For some reason, they have found the recipe for making sure the experience of getting a replacement license, renewing your registration, or updating your address, stress free! I love the fact that you can come in, someone will guide you through the process, you'll be helped, then you're out the door pretty soon! No complaints!

Handicapped Parking Permit Registration review…read more My wife and I arrived shortly after 9 am (opening time) on a Monday, and the line to enter was outside and down the sidewalk. However, it was a short wait. Once inside, two employees at different, but adjacent stations, provided tax payers with a numbered ticket for the service requested. Most stations were filled with a state employee, and I witnessed what appeared to be their honest engagement with whomever they helped. The whole process seemed quite efficient. Angelina assisted us, and after verifying the paperwork and accepting the payment, she sent us on our way with a temporary handicapped parking permit. Altogether we spent about 30-35 minutes at the office. For a state-run office, I found it a surprisingly easy process. Note: The foot traffic was steady during our short wait, about 15 minutes until our number was called. Payment forms include credit cards and cash. Plenty of parking is available.

It was time to renew my license tag and the mailed notice also stated it was time to update my…read moreplate as well. After looking up the address (after living here for so long) I decided to make a quick stop there to get this done and also run some errands during lunch. Parking was good, there were plenty of spots at 1140ish am and I made a beeline to the front welcome area. I stated what I needed to get done and was given a small paper with my alphanumeric queue ticket and then I sat for about 7 minutes before I was called up to one of the over 10 windows loaded up with employees ready to assist. I provided my mailed in paper and Patricia G. quickly got my new license and she attached the new tag. Easy peasy, I made the payment and out the door I went. I paid for a two year tag and while they offer a screwdriver to remove the now expired plate, I prefer to do it at home.

Anyone not giving this place five stars has never had to deal with what you need to accomplish here…read morein another state (well, New Jersey at least). Instead of grunts (meaning someone making a sound rather than saying a word) about being in the wrong line or having the wrong form, people here speak to you and are actually helpful. License, car title, specialty plates, CWL, etc. I have always walked out of here thinking, "That was way too easy."

This place is super fast and they have a really good system to get you in and out. It's not people…read moreall over the place and sitting on top of each other like some DMVs. I've been here twice and both times my experience was pleasant. Just be aware the parking can be tricky.