My experience with the BMV has always been positive. I've used them several times since 2016 when…read moreI returned to the area (obtain IN drivers license from another state, transfer car to another owner / done twice for two different vehicles, switch driver license to state i'd). So, it really surprises me when I read some of the negative reviews. The employees have been very friendly, explained any relevant information in a clear and concise manner, and provided all necessary information (when items were missing, etc.) to quickly close gaps on what I needed to get accomplished. They have always been incredibly patient and often offer smiles. Some visits have been busier with customers than others. Regardless how busy they've been, it's always been obvious that the employees work diligently and as quickly as possible to meet the customers' needs and to move onto the next. The visits and wait times have never been excessively long. They provide 5 stations to take exams. The main waiting area has plenty of seating. There are two places where photos are taken - maybe one for driver's license and the other for state ids. There are approximately 6-7 employees to help with all the BMV needs. The parking is not bad. The parking lot isn't huge, but I believe is adequately sized for them. It sort of sits on a hill, so it can be a little awkward maneuvering in / out of spaces.

I renewed my driver's license this morning at the New Albany BMV! It was in and out! Easy! Well…read morerun! Couldn't have been better! I'd give a ten for sure! Diane Cravens

Officer S Norton decided not to help me after a hit and run where I was on foot hit by a box truck…read more I tried to offer him the license plate 3 times but he needed my information and to work outside his scope as a paramedic. Instead of taking the information he decided not to take ownership and write himself a favorable report. Dispatch is an absolute joke and I had to offer them my location 4 different times to 2 different dispatchers. The second dispatcher wanted to argue and cancel my request. It took a third dispatcher to finally take down the correct location. It took 25 minutes to arrive. Defund these lazy folks.

I called the Jeffersonville Police Department, to ask about the current laws regarding the newish…read moreroundabouts. Previously, someone had told me there was a new law prohibiting vehicles from driving alongside semis, while in a roundabout. I was calling to ask if that was actually a law, to ensure that if a semi crosses over the lane (happens almost every day) and strikes my vehicle, that I would not be at fault. The dispatcher I spoke to kept giving audible and exaggerated sighs, and told me that I needed to call City Hall, not the police (incorrectly assuming that I called to complain about the roundabout). I'm not sure why the dispatcher would tell me that I should call someone other than law enforcement, to inquire about the current laws they enforce.

My experience w/ this local PD revolved around being stranded, on a holiday, with 2 flat tires…read more Let's call it a bad day. The K-9 officer pulled up behind us on the shoulder. I got out to talk to him and he asked "are you guys ok?" And "what kind of help do you need?" Once he found out that we were already waiting for a tow truck he told me to stay in the car, get some AC,(it was 94° that day) relax the wife and kid, and stay safe. He stayed parked behind us with his lights on until the tow truck got us out of there. He was very kind, courteous, helpful and professional. He was what ALL cops should be......

I had to do a change of address at the worst time of the year. But, it turned out great! The line…read moremoved fast, customers and clerks alike were friendly and I was really happy with the visit. Thank you Georgetown post office!

I have been here about three times now to send things out. Help has been wonderful and efficient…read moreevery time. And makes the process super easy!

Well over 20 years ago I purchased a handgun that I no longer wanted to keep. I don't consider…read moremyself a fan of guns nor will I be confused with a fan of the NRA. Instead, I no longer wished to have this weapon in my house. I stopped by the Clarksville Police Department and was able to donate my gun. They require your id info and then run a background check on the weapon, of course my gun was clean and now I no longer have to worry about this liability issue. The process was smooth and easy.

A huge thank you to the Clarksville police department for helping my daughter and I so quickly…read more After putting my 2 year old in the car and then my stroller, my cars automatic lock system locked the door system and my keys were with the stroller in the trunk. I called 911 immediately and they were there in less then 10 minutes and helped me get my daughter out immediately. she was thankfully completely fine because of how quick they were and offered her water. Truly thankful for how they handled it.

this is a beautiful library that has done a great job of evolving with the times. I spent a lot of…read moretime here when I was young, so visiting it now fills me with nostalgia.

I really love this library but I hate that they have the computers so close together. When I'm…read morethere I feel like I'm sitting super close to strangers and I hate the fact that there are always so many homeless people there just hanging out. I know it's cold but it's still high Covid rates going on and most are there without a mask coughing. Downstairs in the teen room is soo awesome filled with computers and games and books! I'd rate it a 5 stars but right now spread the computers and do something about the homeless hanging out. That's just me being fair!

Didja know Louisville has a Taxpayer Service Center in a real office staffed by real people? They…read moredo! I came here last week because I needed a form that wasn't available on their website. Believe it or not, the website instructed that I should print and fill out a "form requisition" (which was online) and mail it in to get the other form. When I read that I had to look over my shoulder for a hidden camera. Since the deadline was approaching, rather than trust the timeliness of both the USPS and the Kentucky Revenue Service, I marched down to this office to see if they could hand me my needed document. Did they have my form on hand? Of course not. How would the bureaucracy feed itself if they did that? But a very kind worker bee gave me a post-it note and told me if I wrote my name and address on the form, she would make sure it got sent quickly. Sure enough, my desired form (the correct one!) arrived in two days flat. Efficiency in the midst of chaos! A gleam of competence in a sea of WTF! The little stuff does matter.