Professional and courteous customer service. Very modern and updated with all the fancy technology…read moreto get the job done.

These guys/gals were tremendous! Competent, intelligent and…read morevery helpful. Lightning fast but throughly done. The gave me an inspection for the registration of the car too. Excellent and I'll be back when it time to change it again.

Excellent service and highly professional. I've never been to a DMV like this, it's efficient and…read morenice! Recommend you check out the website prior to making an appointment or walking in for any forms and information you may need to bring with you. If there's a charge associated with your need, recommend bringing cash or check as they partner with Chase Bank, and all credit debit transactions are charged a 2% fee. Kudos to the staff members that make this DMV run smoothly.

Another shockingly pleasant experience at the passport office here! Isaac was fantastic! He was so…read morekind and helpful, and very patient and sweet with our two toddlers. We will absolutely come back to this location for any help we need with passports in the future based on how terrific Isaac was.

I was pleasantly surprised at the organized, efficient, competent & courteous service in 2 separate…read moretransactions.

The courthouse Square for Hood County Texas is really an awesome place. There are great vendors…read morethat set up around the Square on weekends and holidays and offer a really cool vibe. The courthouse and the surrounding areas are extremely well maintained and very interesting and beautiful. The park nearby and the Riverwalk that run through it are just really cool features that add to they already great feel and ambience of the historic downtown area.

Nice historic court house in typical Texas square fashion. Small, but interesting. Many historic…read morephotos on display. If you are lucky, maybe you can sneak upstairs and scope the old bathroom. If you've ever been inside the Fort Worth Courthouse, this one may surprise you in that there are no guards nor metal detectors.

Decatur is the seat of Texas' Wise County, which is about an hour or so north of the Dallas-Fort…read moreWorth metroplex. It is bordered to the north by Montague County which is adjacent to Oklahoma. So we're pretty far north in East Texas. Wise County was founded in 1856 and is named after Virginia Congressman Henry A. Wise, who has supported annexation of Texas by the United States. He was elected governor of Virginia in 1856. J. Riely Gordon's design of the Wise County Courthouse was similar but not identical to his design for the Ellis County Courthouse https://www.yelp.com/biz/ellis-county-courthouse-waxahachie?hrid=eBGUKM-BrvGmolUsyqKK0w. It was built in 1896 and illustrates Romanesque Revival characteristics that are found in a number of Gordon's Texas courthouses. This includes the use of turrets, a tower, segmented massing and fine ashlar masonry of contrasting textures and hues. The central tower, with its projecting balconies, setbacks and dormers, crowns the building. Particularly distinctive is the fine masonry work throughout the structure. The exterior walls are of rusticated pink granite, while the main columns are of polished pink granite. Unfortunately, the building was closed for the night when I was here at 5:30pm on Saturday. I'd have liked to see the inside. [Review 16105 overall - 285 in Texas - 1610 of 2021.]

This beautiful courthouse sits in the middle of the square. It has beautiful architecture and…read morefills a block. Hubby and I enjoyed walking around and looking at all of the outside details, but unfortunately, were not able to go inside... not sure if there is anything touristy to visit on the inside anyway.

Wow! What an honor and privilege to be able to walk in here. This ancient courthouse made me feel…read moreso special because of the architecture. The landscaping is well taken care of but inside does not smell so fresh. The steps are steep and intimidating. I don't like heights. The Security Officers were very nice and helpful. The Gentleman explained to be where I needed to go. He was also friendly when I asked him questions. There's a small Museum to the left. It was pretty busy. I saw a kid doing a book report for class, along with a few other visitors. I ran into a Police Officer and he told me where to go too. The ladies in the office went the extra mile to help. Parking was near by. You just scan and pay. I saw two Brides getting their Bridal Portraits. It was such a nice moment. The fourth floor has a colorful Rotunda that many people enjoy seeing. This is definitely a unique Courthouse with lots of pictures inside. I would definitely recommend this courthouse.

I've had to come down a few times to help a friend with some important business, and each visit has…read morebeen smooth. The guards at the entrance are always friendly and quick to get us through. Staff on the 3rd floor are also very helpful and informative. Parking is easy to find on Belknap Street--just a few blocks away. Bring coins for the meters!

Compared to other states/counties, these guys know how to do this. Some states (looking at you…read moreMissouri and NC) it's a mess. This was fairly painless getting my Texas license plates. Clerks were pleasant and helpful. Pro tip: check your address on the paperwork to make sure they got your address right. My bad for not checking while I was standing there. But the next day no problem getting it fixed.

On a BUSY day here you'll take 30 minutes max. Very organized you're usually in and out before you…read morerealize it

Gorgeous courthouse and view in the evening. Beautifully lit and immaculately clean grounds…read more Parking available across the street or in a small lot next to the courthouse. Did not enter it as we came in the evening but it was a stunning sight! There's also a dinosaur print you can admire in the square.

I absolutely love county courthouses. The history is usually phenomenal, and this courthouse was…read moreno different. What I really enjoyed were the metal plaques lining the sidewalk. They celebrated people who made an impact in Somervell County history. Of course I would have enjoyed reading all the names, but there were too many to do so. There were also two monuments in memory of local and world history. In addition, be sure to grab some refreshment and lounge in the wonderful gazebo on premise. I could have very easily made a day of it with the courthouse and surrounding square.