The enlisted military men and women protect and serve our country. Thank you for this…read more The main reason for me coming to this location is for when they hold the Blue Angels air shows. They have the parking and show as very organized and well planned out.

Well maintained liked the aircraft. Dad stationed there following flight school Pensacola.read more

Walked in at 1030 no one but me greeted the short white officer with a smile and good morning he…read moredid not reply. Greeted the woman at the fro t desk the same she looked dead and did not return the greeting. Asked me what I wanted looked hungover or something. Way to go city clerk

Not as crowded as the offices closer to downtown. This office offers excellent service and…read moreconvenient parking is available. They close at 430p not a minute before or after. We were one of those last minute run ins and we were still served with respect and patience.

These Firemen and FireLadies were great! They were kind enough to let us use their restrooms. We…read morework outside closed Precinct. David even offered us coffee and the lady offered us bottled water. We declined, because we pack a cooler of water every time we work on voting days. We had coffee before we left home. They had about three calls while we were here today. They were ready to go in a matter of minutes after the call. Nice meeting all of you. Take care and Happy Holidays.

City Hall is in an early 20th century building that was Cohen's Department store. The architectural…read morefeatures, I'm thinking they are beaux arts?, are striking and very visible from the sky tram and the street. Inside there is a wide open space with an atrium above supported by hunched figures. One hallway has some great historic photos of Jacksonville. You have to go through security to get in, but its worth a visit. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have any downtown maps, walking history tour information, or even a prominently displayed history of the building itself!!! Come on J-ville, feature your beautiful architectural history!!! The hallway with photographs has an image of the building with other buildings including a hotel that were in the area before the great fire.

I've been in the City Hall downtown quite a few times and each time has been to visit the Disabled…read moreServices Office for various reasons. City Hall is located across the street from Hemming Plaza. You're going to have to park on the street and feed a meter (unless you have a handicapped parking permit in which case you can park for free and aren't required to feed the meters). Parking can be quite hard to find downtown, so bring some patience with you. I remember being amazed the first time I walked into City Hall because I wasn't expecting the inside of the building to be so beautiful. It's so large and clean. I was and still am very impressed with the way the COJ keeps City Hall maintained. It is a government building, so make sure not to bring in any weapons. I really shouldn't have to say that, but I know some people do have a concealed license permit and they carry them. It can be a little confusing to navigate the building, but there are plenty of people around to help you find the office you are looking for.

Hit or miss depending on the security company they have running the entrances. Right now they're…read morenot bad at all and actually rather nice as long as you have the right badges/docs for entrance. Beware of the union day workers tho! They don't abide by any road rules, so you best get out of their way!

Carrying I-295 over the St. John's River in Jacksonville, the Buckman Bridge was named for one of…read morethe people who was critical in helping to establish the Florida state road system. The bridge opened in 1970 and has 8 lanes of traffic. More than three miles long and with 65 feet of clearance, it's flipping awesome for this beltway around Jacksonville and avoiding the downtown traffic on I-95. Very little traffic this afternoon and it was an easy (if sunny) drive. There is no toll to cross this bridge. [Review 14773 overall, 275 of 2021, number 1271 in Florida.]

There is now a toll if you want to use express during the week. Weekends it's usually free. You…read moreneed to get a reloadable transponder. Comes in handy when there are accidents! Unless it's in the express lane. So worth it!!!!

It was my first time to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). It was…read morerequired for me for licensing, so I made the trip. The team of government service employees, first, were very courteous is assisting me through the process from start to finish. It wasn't busy during my visit, though I'm sure at other times it can be. The office waiting area is pretty small. I'm not sure if they get standing room only in there, but I could see it happening. I will add that in attempts to curtail office overload, they have pretty speedy and smooth processes that get applicants through pretty quick. It was impressive. Another way to avoid a long wait is to sign up for an appointment online. It's very easy to do. Be on time and you'll certainly get in when it's your time apply. It's important that if you're going to apply for any of the many licenses that FDACS provides, make sure you read and fully follow the requirements. If you don't, you'll certainly not get what you're seeking on your first visit. And since they take in many customers daily, they're not going to give time for sob stories. I was working through the application process for around 20-25 minutes, moving from the computer then to the photo processing area. Service was great in my case. I can say anyone who follows the guidelines on the FDACS website will have no problem getting their needs met here. We'll see how the next visit goes in 7 years! But I may only have to do that online. I'll read up on it!! LOL

I have been to many court houses in many cities and states and I love the small town court houses…read more The people that work there are generally friendly and they are not full of riffraff and people in leg irons. This particular courthouse has some age on it so there's a lot of nice woodwork and the court rooms have that old courthouse feel to them which is pleasant. I had the opportunity to need to visit the family law clerk which I did and she was ever so helpful. She had my paper filed and beautiful online within a few minutes which is unheard of. Keep in mind when filing papers that this particular courthouse doesn't want to take signatures by e-filing even though the statute requires it so you have to mail anything that is a notarized signature and then they file it so sometimes it's easier just to drive down there and give it to the clerk. All in all, nice people, nice facilities, and a thoroughly pleasant experience start to finish.

Nothing to complain about here. Its a court house... Gaining entry was relatively easy. Of course i…read morehad a a badge but seems pretty safe and secure. Its not really a big place but it looks large. I think 5 court rooms. My civil hearing was set at 2:30 and the bailiff called us in at exactly 2:30. Judge Rosier was very nice and personable. She kept asking about my job rather than the case. I guess she was interested in my dogs. My hearing was done in about 20 - 25 minutes. And out of that, 10 minutes was just BS talking.