As we all know the juror process I won't boar you with that. I will say the summons puts the…read moreunnecessary fear of god in you and to ensure you're on time for the jury perquisites. As we waited in line to get in the courthouse it went fairly smoothly. I felt bad for the people who called the jurors number and was told to come in just to be told they didn't need to show up especially after waiting 30 minutes in the unusual cold snap we had that day. After the ones who were told to come in and after another 45 minutes wait we were all told there was a stay and we could leave. Thank God.

My number came up, and I had the dreaded jury duty. Arapahoe County has a system for calling in or…read morechecking their website the day/night before. If you are not excused, I advise arriving before 7:30 a.m., when the doors open, so you can get through security quickly and arrive at the jury summons room on time. You fill out another questionnaire (similar to the summons you must bring), which helps the judges and lawyers determine the first round of excusals. If you are "lucky" enough to make it through that round, you will be taken upstairs to the courtroom for the voir dire process. Depending on the number of jurors needed, you may need to stay for lunch. There is a reasonably priced cafeteria with hot and cold options and snacks.

This place is not so bad...for a DMV. I went in to get a new license, and I wasn't quite prepared…read morefor what this would entail. The Building- This building is run down. I'm not sure when it was updated, but I'm thinking 1980 something. It's dated, looks dirty, and is in a strip mall where some ladies were looking for customers to take to the motel across the street. The Process-I can tell you that there are people with appointments, who are in and out in 15 min or less. For the rest, it could take a while. Not an extremely long time, but they speed up dramatically when it's closing time. The Employees- Yes, it's obvious some hate their jobs. Most are friendly and courteous, a few were curt and in my opinion, need a hug, a role model, or someone to tell them things are going to be ok. The Customers- Wow. This place has a rough crowd. There is a sign to let you know you will be removed for being loud or violent. This is a bring a book, dont make too much eye contact kind of place. For those in the know, it's prison rules in here. It was a pretty good experience, but the tension in here could be cut with a knife. Good luck, and remember you can renew online before your license expires, and skip this whole experience.

If there was a 0 that's what I would give this location. The day of my appointment the system went…read moredown. Alex (the lady checking people in) was the rudest person I had ever met. As I watched people come in not aware of the situation. She treated each individual as if they didn't understand what she was saying, before they could say anything she would cut them off rolling her eyes. Alex had a very distasteful demeanor. Poor customer service. She shouldn't be the face representing the state. I will never return to this location.

Greenwood Village Chamber of Commerce is the most cutting edge chamber's in the country. Their CEO…read more(Chief Encouragement Officer) Mark Crowley is one of the best guys I have ever done business with. I can not say enough about this Chamber of Commerce. If you do business in Denver you need to become a member of the Greenwood Village Chamber of Commerce.

The absolute worst chamber. The phone number is disconnected. They don't answer "contact us"…read moremessages. Such a waste of money. They have been no help to my business despite having reached out multiple times.

So even though I'm smart, I'm not exactly tech savvy lol. But thanks to Amy, who was working in the…read morecomputer section. I was able to send off a very important form. She is super helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Amy didn't make me feel like a bothersome or incompetent. Helped me scan my papers and ID and uploaded them to a drive so I could email my form. If it was not for her help today, my important form would have to have been mailed. And when it comes to certain things, timing is everything. So, thank you Amy!!

My friend doesn't live too far away and suggested it as a play date for our kiddos who are both 3…read more We were the first ones there and it wasn't crowded at all. The kiddos started off on the computers. Then they moved over to the play area. There were train tables and a puppet area. Pretty small area for a kids area. But I know Englewood is a smaller area. It got pretty busy as it was almost story time. We ended up leaving early because the kids area got a little crowded. Overall, not a bad library. Parking isn't too crazy either. They have street parking and a parking garage.

My visit to the DFC was unexpectedly uneventful, and thats a good thing. Just the normal process of…read morechecking in at the front gate guard shack where they take your ID and record your license plate number and inquire about your visit. Then afterwards the guard pointed on the map and told me where to go. After I completed my business. I left with the feeling of satisfaction ready to carry on with the rest of my day.

The Federal Center is a place the average citizen will rarely have a reason to visit. Regardless,…read morevisitors can enter if you have an established appointment. Use Gate 1 and have a driver's license ready. FEMA Region VIII headquarters is located here in an old cold-war era bunker that has some modern construction added on. Employes are known to complain about the lack of windows. The single tall office building located inside the complex is a duplicate of the building which was destroyed in the Oklahoma city bombing... so that gives you an idea why there is so much security here! Security is provided by both the Federal Protective Service (FPS, a federal law enforcement agency) and a private contractor, DECO. All the security folks I've encountered have been polite and helpful, but your mileage may vary. Don't try to scale the fence.

Drove in the snow as my son needs to renew his drivers license. Made an appointment online. Walked…read morein and got a number. Was early but they called our number pretty much right away. Advised us that we couldn't renew the license yet and gave us directions to do it online at a later date. Friendly associates. Efficient and we appreciated being helped right away. Clean restroom. Parking in shared lot.

Kim was absolutely fantastic and went above and beyond with all the help at the DMV. Arapahoe…read morecounty was awful and she completely turned it around for me. Thank you so much Kim for going above and beyond

Not fun to have to change documents but the appointment went smoothly. Found parking which was…read moregreat. Then checked in online for the appointment I made. Received a virtual number and went into the correct room. Short wait and Jenna assisted me. She was friendly and helpful. Guided me through the process. Made it fun. And took a good photo. She also let me know that I could do a walk in to get the title of my car changed. I went to Christine at the front information desk and she gave me a number. Went back to wait and Johanna assisted me. She was in training but all went smoothly. And friendly too. Walked out with all tasks completed. Now all I have to do is wait for the documents to come in the mail.

I scheduled an appointment to renew my license, showed up 15 minutes before, checked in, and was…read moretold to wait in a room down the hall until called. 30 minutes past my appointment, I went to the front desk to ask if it would be much longer. Turns out they told me to wait in the wrong room and had called my name but I never heard it called since again, I was instructed to wait in the wrong room. I was then told I would have to schedule another appointment for two weeks out, even though my license expires before then, due to their mess up. They were not willing to work with me in any way and the lady at the front desk was very condescending. It was the worst DMV experience I have ever had.

Made a last minute appointment and snagged the last spot of the day. Checked in at kiosk and waited…read morefor my number to be called. Went to the correct room and counter. Mitchell helped me again which was closing the circle and amazing. Got to show him my sneak peek preview of the wedding photos. Ordered copies of my marriage certificate as well. Easy peasy.