I came here to update my voter registration after my local post office informed me that they ran…read moreout of registration forms for English speakers. I did not want to go to the library in case I was told the same thing there. I changed my party affiliation by filling out a long form that required me to provide either my driver's license number or the last four digits of my social security number; and other vital information. A front desk clerk, Mariane, reviewed the form, making sure that it was legible and filled out properly. She spotted an error and made me fill out another form. So it was worth it for me to drive here than to be told by mail that I needed to fill out another form. Another front desk clerk, Henry, told me that voters can verify their registration information by going to https://voterlookup.elections.ny.gov/

Friendly workers that assisted me in getting my ballot safely and securely dropped off speedily…read more Organized & easy to navigate. VOTE!

The police officers are very unprofessional and disrespectful 2 patrols cars blocking Forrest' ave…read moreon wed may 20 th with all the space available wouldn't move instead he suggested I drive down another road to get to my house there goes your hard earned money paying. Taxes when you have rude officers patrolling your neighborhood what kind of professional service is that

Mrs Kelly is very hard to speak with. Never lets you talk…read morespeaks over you doesn't answer questions it's her way that's it then hangs up.

Very good service.Friendly professional staff.Ny husband had to get something done and it was a…read moregreat experience

Squads Units Troops Trained well …read more Gorgeous grounds & buildings Highly sanitized Trucks shiny bright, clean Chief, Captain, Volunteers Ems do one fine job

As the holiday approaches and the year comes to an end I is with great acknowledgement for what the…read moreFarmingville FD has done in honor of sacrifice and loyalty to communities. Displaying Red White & Blue patriot courage through these difficult times as essential care workers rescue and answering hundreds of emergency calls. Reaching out to the community in support in continued dedication displaying bravery at its finest. From our family , Much Gratitude Hereos on the frontline day in and day out

I had to file a small claims. The day of presenting my case the court secretary did not read…read moreanything but the attendance of cases. They never explained their process; that the individual on the bench is a mediator, until after you case is over then the mail comes with the decision; you can pay $75, to stand and complain in from of the judge. That process was misleading, corruption is real. And this is the court of law. I am also amazed at the HEADING in court IN GOD WE TRUST....No one believes it, or you would rule right from the beginning. They have made the courts a MOCKERY of justice. If there is nothing in your conscience that is right you can not due, say or be right..PERIOD. The female mediator/arbitrator was to the point. She should have been in the family court, we can use individuals that stop and only want to hear the facts. It was an experience. Every city, state is different is why America is so screwed up...They have nothing in them that is RIGHT to judge. There God we trust could have been themselves... I am grateful I was able to leave a paper trail, for the next individual...We can still have a say to punish those who take advantage of our ignorance. They had a decent thrift shop in the area next door, so the day wasn't a total waste...

I had a car accident literally at the light by the fire department on south Washington and middle…read morecounty road. A van slammed into my car at the light . There was a fire truck right behind the van that hit me and you would think they would stop to help! You could clearly see I'm 6 Months pregnant. I must say I was very disappointed they drove around me when the light turned green. Some public service!! Thanks a lot Centereach fire department for all your help!! Haha

What's not to like? They volunteer for the community to keep us safe and fight fires. I support…read morethe CFD!

The cafeteria staff Laura is super nice and is willing to assist your needs. I had difficulties to…read moreclaim my first-visit-free-coffee and she was the one who came out from the counter and used her device to complete the transaction. The coffee doesn't cost a lot, but the willingness to serve customers is priceless! Thank you

Recently served jury duty here. They do make it as painless as possible providing free Wi-Fi and…read morecharging stations with lightning and USB-C charging ports. If jurors forgot their juror summons they were able to have it reprinted on site. There is a large jury holding room and a jury lounge off to the side. The lounge was less crowded so I waited there most of the time. The speaker system was set up so you could hear the announcements from either space. Jurors were repeatedly thanked by the people making the announcements and the informational videos for taking time out of their busy schedule to serve. It was nice to feel appreciated. About 30 minutes after arrival time juror ballots and information cards were collected. If your ballot was pulled your name would be announced and you would report to a juror room. There they take attendance and jurors would fill out questionnaires if required by the judge. Then the jurors would be escorted to the courtroom where the juror selection process would take place. Then selection starts with jurors who wish to be excused for scheduling issues such as travel during the trial period or other reasons for not being able to serve. After that 14 jurors (12 main and 2 alternate) are chosen and questioned by the attorneys. Then the jurors are chosen from the 14. If necessary the process repeats with another round. Jurors not chosen needed to report back to the holding area. Back at the holding area jurors would wait until released. Jurors were released for lunch from 12:30pm to 2:00pm. The day ends at 5pm unless released earlier. Before being released jurors received a letter as a proof of service. The juror selection process seemed long and tedious. Not sure if it can be streamlined somehow. Upon returning to the holding area after lunch it was not clear that the jury pool was already released (probably before lunch when I was away during juror selection). I ended up waiting around for 45 minutes before finding someone to ask and getting my proof of service. Posting signs in the juror holding area or text/email notifications would solve this. Interestingly there was a mobile mammography unit parked outside of the building. You could get a mammogram if you were insured, had a referral from your doctor and didn't have a mammogram in the last year. It was a good way to multitask when waiting around in the holding area if it was a need. As for food and snacks there was a cafe downstairs that I didn't visit. There were signs to get a free coffee by signing up at a link revealed with a QR code.

Review is of the Fourth Annual Ronkonkoma Chamber of Commerce Labor Day Wknd Street Fair, September…read more6, 2009: Same as 2008 but having more noticeable offputting, batty religious folk presence. Are you a good person?