This location has been excellent for me. I came out on a weekday as a volunteer to help demolish…read morethe older dilapidated deck, so a new deck could be erected. The Commander Tony found out I am a veteran and offered to help to get connected with the local V(eteran) S(ervice) O(fficer), who over time has assisted me to acquire much needed disability. The building inside is rather large with two main rooms, 1 being the bar which of course serves alcohol and has various entertianment arcade types of games. Free popcorn with a donation. 2nd room being the meeting hall. Where the D(isabled) A(merican) V(eterns) have meetings. Sandwiched between the two main rooms are a Men's room and Ladies room. Plus the grounds are shaded with older growth oak trees which are scenic and walkable. Along with a Frisbee golf course. Just bring your own Frisbee. On the days when the VSO comes, a local pizza company(Pizza on the Point) comes and makes fresh pizza in the kitchen of the meeting room, the personal size pizza's are $8.00, with unlimited toppings. All around this is a great place!

My husband and I were shocked when we went to the fish fry tonight and to see all the people not…read morewearing masks and no sanitizing what so ever on tables and open food like olives, sour cream green onions just sitting on a table for all to walk up and help themselves and to top it off cooks in back NO Masks and NO PLASTIC GLOVES serving food and cooking it we were surprised to see no concerns for anyone and not going by the orders of the Governor of Indiana. Never ever going there again and I'm so upset that so many people there could not care about anyone else there. Kids too no masks! Why would they do that so many people there were older SHAME ON THEM!!!!! I can see why our positivity rate is going up and up get with the program people follow the rules of this deadly pandemic!!!!

Friendly people, pleasant atmosphere, great comraderie, and inexpensive drinks! ! Come in for a…read morevisit; you're only a stranger once!

This place is really making a comeback. Four TV'S in the Social Quarters and new carpet. It a fun…read moreplace to hang out with friends and just relax in a non smoking environment. Have them pop in a J.J.'S frozen pizza or try the Friday night dinners. Become a member and see what it's all about!!

As a resident of Hammond for 44 years I must say the Hammond Police Department do an outstanding…read morejob. Hammond is a great city with great residents and it also has its share of trouble mostly from bad guys coming from other cities.. Our Hammond Police have earned the respect the public should give.. Thank you Hammond Police! My wife and I support you

My experience with the Hammond Police Department has left me with the unmistakable impression that…read moreselective enforcement is not the exception but the norm. It is difficult to ignore the fact that there are consistently multiple vehicles with Illinois plates parked along Homan Avenue and Park Place without consequence, yet certain people and vehicles appear to attract repeated attention. At some point, it stops looking like coincidence and starts looking like a pattern. The purpose of law enforcement is to uphold the law impartially, not to enforce it based on convenience or personal discretion. When similar situations produce completely different outcomes depending on who is involved, it raises legitimate questions about fairness, consistency, and accountability. Public trust is not built through selective policing. It is built by applying the same standards to everyone. Equally concerning is the attitude displayed during some of these interactions. There is a noticeable difference between carrying oneself with professionalism and treating routine encounters as opportunities to remind people who has the badge. Authority is meant to protect the public, not to satisfy an ego. When officers become more interested in exercising power than exercising sound judgment, they undermine the very respect they expect from the community. The Hammond Police Department would be better served by focusing less on repeatedly scrutinizing the same individuals and more on demonstrating that the law is applied evenly regardless of who is parked where or what license plate is on a vehicle. Respect cannot be demanded simply because a uniform is worn. It is earned through integrity, consistency, and restraint. The community deserves policing that is fair, objective, and free from the appearance of personal bias. Until that standard is consistently met, many residents will continue to question whether they are being protected or simply being targeted.

Definitely the most laziest apartment in Indiana... Observe many officers throughout the day…read moresitting in the same parking lot all day. They do not do their job

The department will always have my gratitude and admiration for the task they do and the impeccable…read moreway the perform it. Thank You

This place is just a government run facility but I swear the people here are so friendly and…read morewelcoming. Super fast even with a line. Such a difference from getting it done at a Chicago DMV

We went on a Tuesday afternoon and the parking lot and seating area were full ... but they are so…read moreefficient we were called in about 12 minutes max and out the door after changing the address on our drivers license and getting a new one including new photos in about 22 minutes! Abigail was especially helpful and friendly and even though I was in a wheelchair everywhere in the building people opened the door for me and treated me with respect, as they did the other older lady like me in a walker. Highly recommend - this was the first time visiting here and the other DMVs we had been to were much slower and tedious.

This BMV has a good system with taking a number. It also great that they have plenty of employees…read moreto help. I had a great experience, maybe because I had all the paperwork work that I needed. It seems like the middle of the month is a great time to go. They have kiosk also if you are just renewing your plates. People were friendly. They accept credit cards and personal checks.

My son moved from out of state back home. I was able to bring in all the paperwork and get his…read moretemp. 29 days later still nothing so he goes to get a new temp plate. They state it has to be after the temp plate expires. All paperwork is in order. I go to get temp and they deny me this time because I'm not the owner. Funny, 30 days ago it was ok. My son explained I would be the one coming in again, and they said no worries. Now im there and no deal and now he doesn't have a legal vehicle and will have to take off work to figure it out. I understand why they denied me, but why was I able the 1st time and why did they say it would be OK yesterday, but its not OK today.

Hobart police department has not been at 200 Main Street for several years. This is very confusing…read morefor the people who do not live in Hobart. They are usually very helpful, but there is always room for improvement!

Protecting and serving lol... A friend of mine bought a used car from a dealer and had her old…read moreplates switched over to save some money. She was stopped by officer Ryan Walsh for no apparent reason and he claimed that she had she had counterfeit vehicle registration and he ordered the car impounded by Samson Towing on 61st Ave in Hobart. The judge ended up tossing the charge later since it was baseless but she still had to deal with the courts and was never refunded the $150 impound charge from Samson. Watch yourself around the Hobart Police they don't protect and serve but they harass and steal from poor people.

These Recruiters care! They are very professional, and help you get the information you need to…read moremake a decision if the Army is a choice you want to make! You don't have to make an appointment but they do normally make appointments to ensure they have the time they need to dedicate to you. Highly recommend stopping by and possibly changing your future!