I was at the regular office in Woodbury and needed to mail some documents. Google says this is the…read moreclosest. No line!!!! Cashier was so nice. Riddle me this, why can't our government pay for nicer usps signs? The Burnsville, MN also has a crappy faded sign. Aren't our stamp increases paying for upgrades?

Great place. We came from Woodbury and we will continue to do all our mail from here…read more Friendly people. Thanks Kevin

I went to the DMV because, due to the hail damage on my vehicle, I needed help retaining my vehicle…read moretags. My insurance company instructed me to ask the DMV to make a phone call to verify the situation before my tags could be retained. Unfortunately, one of the floor leads responded loudly by saying, "I'm not making that call." I found that response unprofessional and frustrating, especially since I was only following the instructions my insurance company had given me. Thankfully, another staff member, Mailee, stepped in and offered to make the call. She handled everything professionally, resolved the issue quickly, and made the rest of the process smooth and stress-free. Her willingness to help made a big difference, and I truly appreciate her excellent customer service. Thank you, Mailee, for going above and beyond to help me. You just made this review a 5 star.

This passport center is now taking walk-ins. We followed…read morethe instructions to fill our application out online and print it out at home on single-sided pages. We brought our forms of identification with us as well as our checkbook (they do take in-state, personal checks or money orders). Not only did they conveniently have on site photo service (which we did use) they also gave us tips on how to save a few dollars mailing in our renewal passports ourselves using priority mailers at the local USPS office. It was super easy, the staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. I would recommend this location to anyone looking for passport services.

This is a government office building that was surprisingly warm and inviting inside. There is even…read morea gift shop with a few take out food items and the usual stuffed animals and trinkets-nothing too exciting. I was delighted that there is a front desk greeter to point the way instead of relying on signs only. A few words about the parking lot. The area in front is relatively small but one unique feature is one side has 30 minute parking and the other 4 hour parking because who knows how long you may have to wait to finish your business inside.

Have been to this location tons of time (DL renewal, tabs, notary, titles etc) and no matter how…read morelong the line is, it breezes through fairly quickly. Word to the wise, the lines tend to be long but don't be discouraged. Never really had any issues with customer service as the staff members are polite even if the customers are getting rowdy. From what I can tell, seems like they have a multilingual staff as I have noticed staff talking with customers in Spanish and Hmong. There is an extra charge (believe it is 2.5% as of 11/22/24) if you are using a card so if you want to avoid that, bring a check or cash. Docking a star only because it would be efficient if they had a numbering system as the space inside is small and it gets packed where people are literally on top of each other waiting & if your trying to fill out paperwork with sensitive information like SSN etc. there is no privacy. Would be nice to just wait in your vehicle until the number is getting closer. Also - the card fee is not listed until you get to the counter to pay and I've seen some frustration from folks who don't know about the additional charge until they are about to pay so some signage would help.

Poor experience with manager on duty. Excellent service from young man who provided service. We…read morewill use another local office nearby, South St. Paul.

I am just wondering , when city hall writes up new laws why are they not followed, Beatification…read moreof city where certain houses are left to deuterate and others are keep up, and for vehicles are left to siting yards unlicensed for years, plus the lots that are empty, and used as car lots Many times I have been to city hall and complained, and I was blown off, is so then why are these laws even write, ??????/ I know city hall has better things to do , enough complaining Thank you

Honestly..... I've already posted a negative review for the police department. So now we'll talk…read moreabout City Hall. I have lived on Cascade Avenue for YEARS and the parking situation as always been a problem. So much so, that I was in an accident trying to get out of my driveway because I can't see past the illegally parked cars outside of my home. My husband and I have desperately tried to work with the police and the city to fix this. The city (not the police, they have NEVER been helpful) finally put up another no parking sign, but unfortunately, the police don't actually police it, so any time someone illegally parks, we have to be the one to call them. And unfortunately, the college students don't seem to care at all about the parking tickets, because it continues to be a problem. Because the police have not been helpful, we reached out to the city. At first, the city seemed to want to help. Scot Simpson talked to my husband about how to go above the chief of police's head. Scot Simpson had barrels put outside out home (after cones were stolen by the college students) and for awhile, things got a little better. We discussed a possible tow zone outside the house, and at first, Scot seemed helpful. However, after the snowfall, the barrel were ruined by plows. We were told that new barrels would be put out, but after two weeks (when calls went unanswered) Scot finally responded to my firmly worded email that there would be no barrels. Scot claims that there will be more police presence, but we have yet to see that. And the police treat us like a nuisance, so I'm not sure why Scot and the city think this will make any change. Last night, a car parked NEXT TO our driveway, right in front of a no parking sign. The police department and the city were unhelpful in this situation. We are told not to interact with illegal parkers, yet we are also told by the actions of the PD and city that they don't plan to help us at all - half the time the PD doesn't even want to ticket illegal parkers. The police chief, Scot Simpson, and everyone involved has was their hands of the situation. All should be held accountable for their lack of service in this situation. We now believe that this is a racist attack towards us as my husband is Hispanic and our last name is Spanish. That's the only reason I can think of that would cause this situation to go on for YEARS with no help.

UWRF is my alma mater so there is a bit of nostalgia in this review. The city has changed so much…read moresince I moved from there way back in 2000. Back in those days, the buildings that lined main street were old (and looked old). It was obviously a college town with many bars and night clubs along each side of the street. On any given night, there would be lots of loud drunk college kids walking (and puking) along the sidewalks. At some point, they decided to clean the place up. The university made major investments in their college of education, build a new massive sports complex on the south side of town and built out a new shopping complex right at the intersection of Cascade and main. Many of the night clubs gave way to restaurants, antique shops and a new expanded upper scale grocery store. Even the Falls Theater which was a mainstay for families got a new facelift. Ticket prices still stayed ridiculously low. Back then it was only $3 to catch a show at any time and now it's only $4 (with super cheap concessions to boot). River falls has continued to expand southward with new large building developments on the southern end of town. There is a lot of history in RF and many of the old homes still stand at the center of the city, juxtaposed against the new shiny university buildings and the roundabout now in the center of Cascade street (that just feels weird). They have a lot of green space in the City with parks and sports fields scattered throughout. Glen park is a great place to put your canoe or kayak into the water and paddle down the Kinnickinnick river to the St Croix. Their business district on the North side of town is also expanding and creating new jobs. My favorite brewery sits there (Rush River). There is a hospital and clinic on the east side (excellent facilities). The UWRF boasts an excellent teacher education program as well as agribusiness, pre veterinarian and business/finance programs. It has been consistently ranked high in public education rankings. The city is a mere 30 minutes from St Paul so it boasts the proximity of a major metro area but offers small town living. It's a great place to raise a family while working in the metro.

Member for 4 years…read more Decent workout area with fewer "gym bros" than other more popular fitness centers. Access to the pool and arenas are great. The personnel needs more training on membership programs, facilities, and basic customer service skills. Ask for written information rather than rely on their front desk to provide accurate information. Two people working the same day can have different policy interpretations. This includes the aquatic center staff. I ended up cancelling due to life changes, and what was told to me as a pro-rated cancellation fee, was not true. Had I known, I NEVER would've don't yearly memberships. Losing out on hundreds of dollars due to their poor staff training is not serving the community.

The Comunity Rooms are spacious and offer many features such as AV equipment, TV's, projector,…read moremicrophones. Also sinks and counter space. Worked great for our event. I recommend keeping the doors closed as other events happening in the building can get pretty noisy.

Had to send out a pkg today. Little post office. They close in the middle of the day for a hour and…read morea half. There is one counter and that's it. Gotta live small towns Post office is located in the big town of 'Woodville WI'. This place was about 3.5 miles from my home. When I got to the location to mail out my package I was told to be about five minutes because they had to count the till. So I had to wait. The lady that took care of my package and stamp purchase when she was done taking care of that I asked her about getting a passport. Is almost like I was getting under her skin with my questions. She asked why I didn't go to the post office right next to my house? Which by the way it was around the corner from the same building she said it was in which it was not in... anyway, I explain to her I just typed in post office near me that's how I got there post office and ended up there. Either way nothing wrong with taking a nice country Drive only 3 miles away!