I see a lot of reviews with a negative spin on the TSA precheck process at 93 Mill St Springfield…read more My husband and I were there today, as walk-ins. Donald took care of us and everyone else with unbelievable patience and professionalism. He is excellent. Donald is a pleasure to deal with. Chris & Wayne

Long lines, cramped, rude staff. Not a good experience. Only come here if there aren't any other…read moreoptions.

Just moved to Enfield CT from Boston and went to the Springfield City Hall to apply for an…read moreAbatement. I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness, and the customer service. It was nice to also have meter parking right outside the hall, and even more special evidence of a little wedding ceremony sprinkled across the front steps. Someone must have made it official and threw marriage confetti shaped like hearts and rings.

I mean as far as city halls go I think it's pretty good. It's definitely... It definitely has…read morehalls. Just make sure you dress appropriately if you're there on business, I guess.

(score 1-100) - 55. This Registry of Deeds is for people who live in the towns of…read moreBlandford,Brimfield,Chester,EastLongmeadow,Granville,Hampden,Holland, Longmeadow, Ludlow,Monson,Montgomery,Russell,Southwick,Tolland,Wales or Wilbraham and are buying or selling their property or maybe some other legal matter regarding their property. This registry is located in center of the city and is in the central courthouse. Typically most registries are separated from other court services. That means that this particular court also houses the district, probate and superior court as well. Be warned that this is the toughest courthouse in the entire state (meaning highest level of violent crime is heard at these court rooms). You will be standing in line with some questionable people and their attorneys trying to get into their respective courthouse. Dress appropriately. I used to come in a suit and tie to do research in the registry but now I go in workout gear. You look like the other fishes!

This sculpture garden is right in the center of Springfield Museum plaza. There were a handful of…read morecopper/metallic sculptures of many famous Dr. Seuss characters. There's also a giant book sculpture that has some famous verses from Dr Seuss engraved in it. The garden has elegant walking pavement covered by trees. It leads to entrances of four museums around the plaza. There's also an outdoor tent for people to sit in front of the garden. Overall it's a nice garden for families and kids.

The sculpture garden is situated in a small park area that is surrounded by different museums. It's…read morea nice area to spend a couple hours sightseeing with family. There is limited parking in the area.

I love libraries, and no matter where I travel and if time allows it, I'll usually try to visit…read moreone. Nobody can deny how beautiful the building is. I was reading up on how it was built in 1912 in the Italian renaissance style, not that dissimilar to the Greco-Roman style with its ivory pillars. It's so beautiful, it felt like I was in a museum rather than a library. As I walked through the passageways, I wondered who had walked here back in those days? Men? Women? Were women even allowed inside places of learning back then? Once again, I dragged my brother along for use of his library card as I am only visiting during my mother's surgical recovery and checked out a few books. They do have a vast selection compared to other libraries I have seen. Including DVD's, music, even video games!!! Never thought I'd see that in a library. My library back home gives no such visual inspirations and has media but it's limited to just DVD's and music so I was very impressed with what I saw here. I asked about a particular author whose works I wanted to check out and while it wasn't at that location, I was told that it could be delivered, so great service there. If I lived here, I'd probably frequent this library all the time. The building being so extraordinary is just icing on the cake.

You would think because of all were going through with the pandemic,, that they would knock of late…read morefees considered parents are struggling,,,my son has a $40 charge on his card for a game we never checked out,I spoke to the supervisor at the central library about my situation, and he was rude about it,,,my son and I used to love going to the library. Not anymore we dont,,and their supposed to be friendly,,,yea right.the libraries have become very dissatisfied and disappointing .

***Unless there was a very good reason to suddenly close (bomb threat, death, power outage)…read more... First of all.. If you are suddenly going to decide to make Friday a half a day for yourselves: 1. LET PEOPLE KNOW. Post it on Google. 2. Have a DROP BOX so that people who are just going there (DURING THEIR LUNCH HOUR, no less) can have a place to leave documents. I took my lunch time, went there from WORK only to arrive to a CLOSED OFFICE at 12:15 pm. This is not acceptable. Several others arrived there as well and they too, were wondering why they were closed in the MIDDLE OF A BUSINESS DAY.

Didn't get to speak to anyone, just a stupid recording that just keeps repeating over and over…read moreagain.

Wish the police department would actually do their jobs. A friend of mine has had to deal with…read morerobberies occur at work and the police did squat. People are constantly ignoring noise ordinances and playing music so loud that I can feel the vibrations on the second floor of my house, yet the police do nothing when I call in a noise complaint. Cars and bikers are constantly zooming down our residential streets at least 20 over the speed limit and blow straight through the stop signs and the cops never do anything no matter how much I report it. They literally do not care about doing their jobs and only care about filling a quota.

Thank you Springfield Police Department for your annual memorial service. Stay safe out there and…read morethank you for your service!