Early voting during the pandemic. I have to say everything was put together very well. Everyone…read morewearing a mask outside. Plenty of staff that were explaining every step. Staff keeping the place clean constantly and safe. Spacing was great. Very quick. They really did a great job, safe, easy. Good job !!!

They were very courteous and efficient. I called to make an appointment, got one the same day one…read morehour after I called. I didn't fill the in the back of the form and she kindly reminded me that there's a back side with no attitude whatsoever. Another customer did the same , and the other lady kindly reminded him of the same! Gave them my ID and the form, and they cut my check in let than 5 minutes.

I bought a scratcher ticket and it won. However, when I went in to cash it out it said previously…read morepaid. How can a ticket be paid out of the bar code is not scratched off. What a rip off.

Fast, bright and efficient!!! In and out in under 20…read moreminutes! You're greeted upon arrival for check in by an actual person. They call your last 4 digits of phone number and off you go to get your business done!

The employees are rude and unprofessional. The managers reinforce this behavior and are even worse…read morethen the employees. They screwed up my title and did not care!!!!!

The Jackson County Courthouse in Independence has that sturdy 1933 Classical Revival look that…read moremakes the whole square feel anchored, a limestone block of a building designed by Keene & Simpson with the kind of symmetry and civic confidence that counties like to show off in that era. Jackson County was named for Andrew Jackson back in 1826 when he was still the frontier hero of New Orleans, and Independence has been the county seat from the start, chosen for both its position at the head of the western trails and for the aspirational name settlers wanted to give their new town. The Truman connection is woven into the place because Harry S. Truman served here as county judge, pushing for road improvements, budgets and later the courthouse renovation itself, so the building carries his name as a nod to the years he spent shaping the county before he ever reached Washington. On the grounds, you will find a context plaque that lays out the courthouse's history and adds an interpretive layer to what otherwise looks like a straightforward Depression-era courthouse. [Review 824 of 2026 - 542 in Missouri - 26005 overall]

The historic "Truman Courthouse" is also known as the Jackson County Courthouse. Before he was…read morepresident, when he was a "Presiding Judge" (aka County Executive), Truman had offices here. I suppose they refer to it nowadays as the Truman Courthouse so as to not confuse it with the modern Jackson County Courthouse in Kansas City. The structure does double duty: It is still a working courthouse. The Jackson County Historical Society also occupies space. The Society maintains an archive. If you're just walking around downtown Independence, you can take pictures of the building's exterior and statuary. There are also markers acknowledging westward expansion trails. (e.g. the Oregon, California and Santa Fe Trails.) If you're interested in seeing Harry S. Truman's office, the Brady Courtroom or the Jackson County Art Museum, you have to go the "www.jchs*org/truman-courthouse/" website and make advance reservations.

They are the absolute worst agency within the federal government! They made my life a living hell…read morethat lasted 18 months. I even had to get a Congressman involved as SSA was never available & basically next to impossible to reach! However with determination & stubbornness to get back what was rightfully mine & assorted other very kind knowledgeable professionals I would not have won my case! Shame on the SSA for making thousands of people's lives a miserable nightmare! And lastly the communication in this organization is absolutely horrifically TERRIBLE! GET IT TOGETHER PEOPLE!!!

Went to the office to take care of personal updates. From the moment I walked until I walked out…read moreeveryone was kind and welcoming. Security was helpful and staff was personable and efficient. Well done.

Was pulled over for expired tags Yes, I knew it waiting to…read moreget my windshield fixed They treated me with respect and kindness, but I get it. They had to write a ticket. And dependence police have gotten a pretty rough rap and in the past, they probably deserved it Just wanted to stress officer byrum did his job perfectly thank you I'll get my tags fixed!

Useless department won't ever do anything or won't show up. I've had my boat hit given them the…read moreaddress to who did it and nothing has come from that. I've had guns pulled on me. They are not looking to help anyone

I work here. Been here for 8 years. The pay is good. I have been able to live a relaxed lifestyle…read more However, management is a joke. Upper management is worse than that. Many of the practices are unethical. Crappy workers keep their jobs. Hard workers have been kicked out the door. Proper training doesn't exist. HR is entirely in the company's favor on everything. Work schedules change all of the time, so that makes family life or getting an education hard. There is absolutely no appreciation for our work. Haven't received a raise in 3 years. After 60 plus years, a union was voted in. Lake City, itself, is not the problem. It's the company that the plant is contracted out to, ATK.

I went for interview went to check in showed my id to security office they told me to waite 15min…read morelater 4 security officer took me to back room and told me i had a vwarrent and i asked what its for i told them i knew noting about it one security officer was very rude told me i was going to jail and my car would bo towed he treated me like a criminal 45min later indep police show up and told me it was 100 dollar traffic ticket and asked them why they made a big deal over it i signed papers and was able to leave they treated me as if i was convicted felon the security officer told me to take care of warrent and come back i will never go back and i will never risk my life to work for them for petty money also a man died back in april and in past years reports have been made you work for them and risk your life and i heard they treat you like shit im never going back!