This place is located at the very busy corner of 183 and I35. Once you pull in to the small parking…read morelot, you'll enter through the main door and pass through security. The reason for my visit was to file paperwork and get it notarized so that I can defer my property taxes since you can do that when you turn 65. I got here before the lunch rush on a Tuesday which meant there was no waiting and parking was available. Turning in the paperwork and getting it notarized was easy and convenient and at no cost to me. The person at the front desk was very helpful as was the notary. It seems to be a more pleasant experience to defer ones taxes with a 5% annual penalty than to actually protest ones taxes. Either way, they get their money in the end. At least it was a pleasant experience.

Upon attempting to access the Travis County Appraisal District website, I encountered difficulty in…read morelocating information regarding my property. Unexpectedly, a pop-up appeared offering assistance for a fee of $1.00 to generate a report.

Come wrench amount or so to check Mail. Always have access and other than seeing an there unhoused…read moreman in the winter inside, no issues. Today was a bit odd as the trash near the boxes were all wrapped shut. Thankfully there was one towards the front. Never had that issue before.

I really wanted to like this post office because it's the closest one to me super convenient…read morelocation but after two separate terrible experiences, I'm officially done. Both times I went in, the service was shockingly rude and unprofessional. It's clear the employees here have no interest in helping anyone. Even when I spoke kindly and respectfully, I was met with complete attitude and zero effort. The overall energy is just off the staff act like they don't want to be there I even overheard one staff member saying "I wouldn't be here if they weren't paying me", and they do the bare minimum. The building itself doesn't help either it's dark, dirty, and honestly feels neglected. Whoever took these photos they're completely outdated and misleading. Both visits, I was simply trying to return a small Amazon package (a foundation, nothing complicated). I don't have a printer or tape at home, so I politely asked for help, and was flat-out denied. I left, went out of my way to print the label elsewhere, and came back another day. A different employee helped me slightly, but still told me I had to buy tape and tape the box myself, then immediately started helping the next person mid-conversation. I left frustrated and unwelcome. For something as simple as a return, the process was painfully difficult. I didn't even get a receipt and wasn't sure if that was normal. It's unfortunate because the location is convenient, but the lack of professionalism and basic courtesy ruins it. I'll be driving farther out from now on for better service. Hopefully management sees this and does something about it this is easily the worst USPS experience I've had anywhere.

My aunt and I have had to go to the Travis County Sheriffs office a few times now to file various…read moreaffidavits and documents due to my uncles recent passing and every time we come, there is barely a line. The guards at the front are always super kind and welcoming and the clerks are able to help us file what we need and get on our way! It is a bit annoying because it's never clear when we have to go here vs the tax office for different services so it gets to be a bit frustrating - ideally they would all be located in the same building.

Lots of cities have day laborers standing around home depot. Kudos to the city of Austin for…read moregetting people out of the hot/cold/wet weather and giving them a place where people can pick up labor. It's important to know what to expect for a first timer like myself. I just needed some help unloading the truck for moving into town which I knew would only take a few hours and wasn't ready to pay 'professional' movers $60+/hr. When I arrived at 1pm (time is a relevant consideration for later), a gentleman walked out from the inside to greet me in the parking lot. Asking me how many people I would need, how long, and how much I was paying (per hour). He informed me I could just take the "next two guys in line" or select two guys. When I walked in, I was quite surprised. You are put on center stage so be ready. It was a pit-type area with several rows of chairs and about 25 guys just sitting and waiting. The gentleman announced what I wanted, how long, and how much I was paying and then the hands started going up with yelps of "Hey buddy!" "right here!", "I'm strong". Sighs of unhappiness went out as soon as I picked the second guy as the others knew they wouldn't have work. I drove the two guys back to my place, they helped unload the truck. We took a few breaks where I got some of their life story over some water and sodas. Nice guys. I kept in mind that they weren't professional movers, so with a little emphasis on caution and taking it easy with the big stuff, there wasn't any drama and wall scrapings. How much you want to pay is up to you (I overpaid what I said I was going to pay). It's in cash at the end and directly to the guys and you're expected to drive them back to First Workers afterwards. KEEP IN MIND: These are people trying to get work and make a living. 1) How long are you having them for? They're hoping for a full days work and most of them show up early in the morning. If you're only doing a couple hours, they're not likely to get more work afterwards. Even if you pick them up late in the afternoon, it's likely they've been waiting all day. 2) Don't be afraid to pick who you want. While you can have the facility go in order and just assign someone, feel free to ask if someone has certain skills or past experience that may help with what you're looking for. You can also make sure you don't get someone that you don't feel comfortable with if it's for something in your home. Overall, glad the city has this place set up. Sad that there's so many people willing to work and can't get any!

Hired two folks to unload my stuff during the move…read more I would recommend the center in case you need some help with a short hourly job.

I am a Senior lady living in Waco, Tx., driving a friend to pickup her son up from being…read moreincarcerated at TCCC in Del Valle Tx. We had difficulty finding the complex. but with the help of J. McG, #4101,we were able to arrive safely and he was helpful in walking us through to get Mathew out of jail. Mr. McG was kind, polite. and helpful in telling us what to expect. Mathew ( suffering from schizophrenia) seemed ok, but slightly confused. I just want TCCC to know how much we appreciate the help we received from J. McG, he did not have to get involved, but his help made our trip much easier. Pat R

I have not submitted my permitting yet, but went down there to ask some questions and I have to say…read moreLinda at the front desk was so personable and polite. She made me feel at ease with the concerns I had. She then was able to get Lucy to help me answer some questions on my space before submitting my plans. It cleared up a lot of confusion, doubt, and worry that I had. Thank you for having some awesome workers that truly felt like they wanted to help!

So far I have been here twice to speak with the Williamson county health program people and the…read morepeople at the clinic front desk are RUDE!!! People literally come here for help and deserve compassion and empathy. My dad has been in the hospital for a week and they don't give a crap how they talk to people. I can't believe they're allowed to work here and be so mean to anyone who walks in the door.

The elected officials of the City of Lakeway make excellent decisions and keep this City a clean,…read moresafe and comfortable place to live. The police department is responsive and respectful of the citizens here. We are happier here than any of the other 9 cities we have lived in.

The city of Lakeway government offices and elected officials are mostly a mess. The city is…read moregrowing faster than they can keep up so instead of recognizing and dealing with that they try and rule by fear. There are police everywhere. As soon as you enter the city you feel the eyes of the law on you. Ready to pull you over for going 3 or 4 miles over the speed limit. Which is very sad because the city of Lakeway is a wonderful place filled with great people. Too bad it's ruled by an oppressive government. The Lakeway government has created a "this is Lakeway" mentality to strike fear in the people who live and visit here. In fact the mayor kept repeating this when I met him at a house I built in Lakeway. All I wanted was clarification as to why my certificate of occupancy was denied. He could not give me a precise reason and just kept saying "this is Lakeway". Instead of being helpful and acknowledging the fact that their building codes enforcement office is overwhelmed and understaffed they have made it almost impossible to build in Lakeway. I really think they do this to discourage people from building there. They change their interpretation of the codes constantly and their office is so unorganized and mismanaged it's pathetic. Again the residents and the city it's self are beautiful but right now the government offices are a mess. I suggest buying an existing home and setting your cruse control to 30 mph lol

This place is clean, easily accessible, has plenty of parking, reasonably priced for nonprofits to…read moreuse, and has lovely customer service. Need I say more?

I love working with the BSA and this is a wonderful headquarters for the Capitol Area Council…read more Event space is flexible and really nice. Love the memorabilia in the reception area!