Amy helped me when it felt like no one else could and provided EXCELLENT customer service!! 10/10!!read more

Wildrinh Ayala was my public tag agent both times I visited ABC title uptown location (6227 S…read more Claiborne Avenue) was so helpful and really patient and I just had the most pleasant time with her. They move fast , she's direct and to the point, they value your time. I had to right a review because living in New Orleans , sometimes costumer service type jobs don't have the best people working on their behalf, well Wildrinh does her job and does it very well. I don't know ALOT about registration, tags, real Id. Etc but she makes it very easy, straightforward and stress free. Incredible job .

Walked in, through the metal detectors, past the deputies, to the window and nobody was in line! I…read morehad a court date within 5 minutes of entering the building. It actually took me longer to walk from my parking spot around the corner than to handle my biz inside the courthouse. The lady at the window was extremely nice and the deputies at the entrance were cool. I just hope the judge and prosecutor are the same when I meet them. I'll post again after my court date for 2 moving violtions. I haven't been issued so much as a parking ticket in well over 10 years so we shall see.

They see me rollin, they hatin…read more That's right ladies and gentlemen, I was caught riding dirty. Not really, but it does make for a great entrance to a review about traffic court. Traffic court is a place you do not want to find yourself. If you do, you've likely been issued a traffic citation, municipal summons, arrested for DWI or some municipal offense. Since many of you seem to be the type to be traffic scofflaws, I will attempt to share my vast knowledge in an attempt to help you. 1. If you get a parking ticket, don't come here. They can't help you. 2. Don't park in the spots out front. You'll be towed or at least leered at strongly. 3. Unjustly accused? Plead not guilty and get a court date. Will you win? That depends, but it's worth a shot. 4. Guilty as sin? Talk with the city attorney and hope they are amenable to a deal. 5. Municipal court? You shouldn't have gotten into a fight, smoked weed or peed in public. Come on dude. Really? I hope this review helps you next time you find yourself here. Note: one star because it's traffic court. No one likes traffic court.

I recently had the privilege and honor of spending three glorious days, well into the evening, at…read morethis court house serving jury duty. Before Monday, I had been called for jury duty (JD) one other time and we were dismissed due to lack of cases. I was not so lucky this time. Some basics: when you get your summons, you will have a number that you are assigned. This will be your number throughout the process, so don't forget it. Check the JP website the night before to see if you have to report. Parking: the parking garage is convenient and easy and your parking will be validated, so park there for easy access. I suggest getting there a little early to avoid the line going in, especially on busier days. Once you get there you will check in and then you just sit and wait for your name to be called. If you're lucky, you'll be called fast or dismissed. I was called immediately and I headed upstairs. The first trial I was a going to be a possible juror for was a criminal trial. After about two hours of group questioning, I was dismissed and sent back downstairs to wait to be called again. The jury I was actually picked for was a civil trial that lasted two solid days. Lucky me. More on that in a minute. On the day I was waiting to find out if I was going to be chosen, we were given 15 minutes to get something at the snack bar, eat it and get back to the jury pool room. Apparently, it was a busy day at the JP courthouse. The snack bar has a few sandwiches and other snacks, but if you can bring your own food, that will be even better. The actual serving of jury duty was okay. My judge was super cool and gave us lots of breaks, brought in breakfast and lunch and our jury "lounge" was packed with candy, coffee, soft drinks, water, chips, fruit, cookies and other goodies. The bailiffs really did the best they could to make the experience as comfortable as possible for us and constantly checked in to make sure that we had everything that we needed. There's WiFi in the jury room and you can have your phone as long as you aren't in the courtroom or deliberating on a verdict (this might have been just because I had a civil case, though. I'm not sure how criminal cases work with internet access). If you get picked, expect some long days. I didn't get out until after 7 on all three days that I was there. The worst part of the entire experience was the constant sitting around and not really moving. It does get boring after a while, especially when you are waiting for lawyers and other involved people to show up, so bring a book or other form of entertainment and bring a sweater because the courtroom gets really cold and bring your own snacks if you have dietary issues. When all is said and done you'll get a fancy certificate thanking you for your service, so feel free so show that to the jerk who you said you would never make anything of your life.

Very Ghetto. Would not recommend. Cafe pastries are stale. The wifi sucks. Judges always arrive…read morelate. Seems like it's an social party with the amount of talking and lack of work the clerks do. The AC is great tho and lounge area comfortable. Great place to hide. They wont find you right under their nose.

The staff here are very strange. They are not accommodating at all. I don't recommend coming here…read moreif want to enjoy a book, for instance. Maybe for a quick day trip and that's it. Sad because the bones of the library are good but toxic employees null and void all that.

I have never met such rude employees. They truly are inconvenienced if you have questions - and…read morethey are not fond of getting out of their chairs. Absolutely disrespectful - I am not sure how they are able to keep jobs. When I explained my frustration of their attitude their response was "then there are other libraries you can go to."

In my opinion, I feel like this is the BEST Jefferson Parish library I've been to so far. Don't get…read moreme wrong, all of the JP libraries I've been to were still nice, but the Metairie location is so huge! It's two stories, very tidy, nice staff, multiple meeting rooms, and cool displays of both historical figures and modern entertainment. Outside tables, vending machines, a coffee machine, and a microwave are available right outside of the library for the public to use. Also, there's a book donation bin there that collects used books, DVDs, CDs, and Vinyls every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am to 1 pm which I used for my 2026 New Year cleaning. Overall, a great and diverse public library in the Metairie area!

I love this library! They have a lot of events and storytimes for kids. It's very large, spacious,…read moreand clean. Suggestion to hold baby story time after work hours more (5 or 5:30) and not during regular nap times (usually 10/10:30 for babies!) And storytime on weekend days, for working parents. Also, to have regular storytimes. Once I got used to the Thursday 5:30 one, it suddenly stopped?

Haven't stopped by a library in years! Was very impressed coming back here. It was well kept, has…read moresuper friendly staff members, and I enjoyed the option of e-books and audiobooks!

It's a nice library with a nice staff. Convenient location for Kenner folks. Not sure why it has…read morebad reviews - it's everything a small library should be.

"The staff at the USCIS Application Support Center here in New Orleans are dedicated, efficient,…read moreand so friendly. I highly recommend them!"

What a expierence I have had with USCIS. Im not saying its a bad thing but its been back and forth…read morefor over a year now and im finally glad its over! I been to this particular location twice for the interview and ceremony and each time was a breeze. The staff and security provided top notch G14 classified security to my family and I each time we visited by making us remove everything from our pockets when entering the location and going through the medal detectors. The interview was a breeze and the worker did a outstanding job with the screening. A couple months later we received the letter for the ceremony and were excited as can be to attend and finally get American Citizenship. The building is located right next to Dave and Busters on the second floor and you will need to take the elevator to the 18th floor. The room was packed with 51 people from 31 different countries awaiting there citizenship. Overall the ceremony was pretty quick and at the end they sing a nice patriotic song name God bless the USA while waving the American Flag. The views are phenomenal looking over New Orleans and the Superdome and Smoothie King adjacent to it. Great staff amd workers but unfortunately I wont return due to the fact we American citizens now!! #Whodat

I went to this location in Fat City years ago to report a very very serious crime that i had been a…read morevictim of, and I never received any follow‑up or support. The experience left me feeling ignored, dismissed, and completely unprotected. The lack of response from the department was deeply upsetting and showed a failure to take victims seriously.

A letter I sent to the Sheriff:…read more Dear Sheriff, My wife and I were visiting my daughters last Sunday July 24th when my wife, who has dementia, decided to walk out the front door and proceeded to get lost. We started looking for her and called your office. Two officers arrived in two cars almost immediately and also started looking for her and one of them found her in the hospital parking area. Please thank the officers again for me and thank your department and 911 for their efficiency. Richard Durham Birmingham, AL 35222