Lynn Haven removed the temporary trailers in front . They moved their daily postal pickup from 5pm…read moreto 3:30 It's empty inside but you can still walk in and do your postal As of 5/24/19. Drive through mailbox pickup has changed to 5 pm like it used to be

I was greeted by the PostMaster as I came in. The atmosphere was happy. Conversations were…read morehappening. Questions were being answered. Plus it was clean.

City employee Dawn Hollis in the underground utilities department is definitely an asset to the…read moreCity of Panama City. She fields all the complaints from angry, upset citizens with their water problems, yet when she answers the next caller, she is calm and respectful. She collects the needed information then dispatches the correct team to fix the problem. If I still had my business I would steal her from the city. she rates a 10. Fred W.

Thank to all the city employees for the service they did Wednesday the 10th in preparation of the…read moreVeterans Parade on Thursday. I saw them all day cleaning the streets from litter and edging the walkways. Thanks for the employees for placing flags around on every corner. 11th st. looked Beautiful. They all did a great job if I didn't mention others. Today it showed and had another great Veterans Parade. Thanks for all the Police Department for their service at the parade. THANK YOU ALL. GOD BLESS AND HAPPY VETERANS DAY

The lady that works here is so unhelpful and rude. I don't know how she has not been fired yet it's…read morejust unbelievable. I'm so sick of being treated horribly her!!

Super Cute & lots of restaurants to choose from. Perfect getaway. The bookstore was my favorite.read more

What an adorable post office in this tiny quaint beach town of Rosemary Beach! Love the adobe style…read morearchitecture and the slate roofing! Inside had a fan and was lined with almost 700 post boxes. The employee there, Ginny, said there is no postal delivery here, and patrons come to pick up mail. There's about 300 residents, but they also service the outlying areas. There's no credit card accepted at this post office, which may cause some to deduct a star, but it's so cute, I'm all about the design, service and cleanliness that I'm giving it all!! This post office suits me to the letter!! Hours 10-3 M-F, Sat 12-3.

The location is beautiful but it's got several flaws. -…read moreTerribly slow processing. Most of the packets I drop off to ship out take 1-3 business days to even get processed before they make it to the distribution center. This has been my primary USPS office for 2 years and it's actually part of why I am moving so I can be closer to a better office since my small business is being negatively effected by the delayed shipping. - Inconvenient location to reach during tourism seasons - Unfriendly staff

I needed to have my fingerprints taken for a position that I was being considered for. Someone said…read moreBCSO would do it for free. Very friendly staff and they were very professional. If you need your prints taken for any legitimate reason this is the place to go in Bay County.

High-quality law enforcement. They should provide training to other law enforcement agencies…read more Approachable while effectively performing their duties.

Nice location, very roomy nice inside and clean. All the folks there are always friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. They are efficient, fast with no long waiting either!

They recently took over the old Suntrust bank building and made a really nice tax office . A lot…read moremore waiting area and lots more windows to go to. They are now automated for selecting what services you are wanting to take of. Everyone here at the Lynn Haven office is very friendly and they are kinda laid back here compared to 11th street location. Very easy to get in and out of. They will start taking new drivers license applications starting August 1st.

Today I go to the library to make copies. There are two print one is in use so I put my dollar in…read moreand put my document under the glass and got an error message I went and got an employee and she says oh this printer needs toner it should have an out of order sign She goes back gets a sign and gives me my dollar and says most people just leave the dollar in the machine and pay it forward. Pay it forward? I need my money to make my copies lol I hope someone in charge reads this !

7/3/2023 4:45pm 10…read moremins before closing, had an employee Michael Harris threaten me that he "was going to do something" if another employee Ashley Bailey didnt step in and talk to me. I literally had 2 min left on my online lecture and was in the process of leaving. I dont know how Michael Harris got a job working in a public library or with the county addressing people this way or making personal threats. I have a photo of the time I pulled out of the parking lot at 4:50pm Not like I kept these folks from closing up early. Disgusting experience. Will see that the following list below will get a copy of this incident involving Michael Harris. Advisory Committee Mary Gibson, (Gulf County BOCC) Crystal Grey-Hewett (Bay County, District 4) Joyce Dannecker, (Bay County, District 2) Gene Pline, Chair (Bay County, District 3) Jeff DiBenedictis (Bay County, District 5) Irvin Weidner (Liberty County BOCC) Gerry Wilson (Bay County, District 1)

Very cool historical landmark! Unfortunately we weren't able to see the inside because it was…read moredamaged due to Hurricane Michael, and they're in the process of repairing the house. The information plaque in front of the house was helpful. Would recommend if you're in the area!

This is a very nice marker with way too much text in it to copy here. The marker stands in front a…read morebeautiful two story structure in front of the eponymous park here in Panama City. The complete content of both sides of the small print marker is at at the link. Here's a piece: The McKenzie House is a large two-story clapboard frame dwelling built in the Dutch Colonial style typical of the turn of the century houses still standing in Northern Michigan. It was built in 1909 by Belle Booth who married R.L. McKenzie in 1912; after which time the house came to be known as the McKenzie House. It stands today as it was enlarged in 1925. This house is significant because it was one of the first houses in a virtually unsettled area of Northwest Florida and because it was the home and office of Robert Lee McKenzie. McKenzie was born in Macon County, Georgia in 1870. He moved to the Florida Panhandle in 1902 where he became joint owner of a large naval stores business. After acquiring some waterfront property here he organized the Gulf Coast Development Company.