The most awful experience. The cop that searched me called me a criminal not even 30 seconds after…read morewalking in. That's a fact When he went to search me he grabbed my crotch and pulled it really hard to the right side. And that is a FACT ALSO. He was beyond rude and uneducated. This guy was young enough to be my child. I bet if he talks like that to his dad he would get the switch. HE NEEDS TO CHANGE HIS WAYS BECAUSE BULLING PEOPLE FOR NO READN MAKE YOU INCOMPETENT AT EVERYTHING YOU DO. THIS IS ALSO A FACT. I WANT THAT VIDEO.

This police department has never been good but it's been worse in recent years especially with how…read moreterrible their female officers are that will pull you over and cite you for just looking in her direction. Pretextual stops are a regular occurance and they'll make sure you get issued a citation for wasting their time if you fight them on it. There's a reason they have Google reviews turned off. They'd be under fire for how corrupt they are.

I had a surprisingly smooth experience at the Social Security Administration office. I made an…read moreappointment a few weeks in advance, and the entire process was efficient from start to finish. Check-in was quick and easy, and I was called back within about 15 minutes of my appointment time. The employee assisting me was professional and helpful, and my business was completed so quickly that I was out the door about 10 minutes later. Highly recommend making an appointment! If you make an appointment ahead of time and come prepared, the process can be much easier than you might expect.

Everybody was very kind to me, but the security guard is useless. He kept cutting me off when I was…read moretalking. When I told him he's being rude, he said I know. He also said he works for her He pointed the lady at the window. Don't our tax money that put food on his table. I'm glad we pay him to be a jerk. ZERO COSIAL SKILLS. HE KNOW HOW TO URGE AND THATS ALL HE KNOWS.

excessively verbally abusive costumer service!!! If you have…read morea mental disability such as Asperger Syndrome, depression or PTSD issues - stay away from this office,. The atitude here is towards escalating problems due to need for assistance or confusion rather than de-escalating them.

Over 4 weeks for an appointment, spent over an hour waiting for to speak w/someone just on a status…read morebecause a phone operator can't answer question since can't interpret code, couldn't wait longer so have to start process again another day. Just need to know, do they need more info or when will benefits start? Ridiculous!

Always friendly service no matter who is staffing the desk. Whether I'm dropping off an absentee…read moreballot or picking up city brochures, I am greeted promptly and dealt with professionally. And if I'm standing there trying to explain a problem or phrase a question, they patiently explain which city office I need to go to and how to get there. They seem to be unflappable. Last fall I showed up one day at five minutes before closing to register a cat (yes, we gotta do that in B'ham!) - and there's some official paperwork and payment involved - yet no one rolled their eyes, sighed with irritation or looked at the clock and then glowered at me with disdain. Nope. This clerk was happy to serve a citizen. So it was after closing time by the time I was checking out at the city cashier across the hall, and the cashier was all smiles as well. After 5:00 p.m. and on a rainy day at that! They even wrote Calvin's name on the envelope containing his registration tag - and drew a paw on it. Really cute. Faith in government restored? Well, maybe not yet, but in my experience this is a five-star city clerk's office.

Ok post office to use. Not the best staff at a PO. Often the access is limited and the parking can…read morebe challenging

It's a government agency need I say more? I travel some and every time I put in a Hold Mail…read moresomething goes wrong. Either the mail isn't held or it never gets delivered. There is a different carrier every day on the route maybe that's the issue?

This is another fantastic MUST SEE Frank Lloyd Wright home…read more After seeing this one, my fiance and I have decided that we will try our very best to go and tour all of Frank's houses. When you pull up to this house, there is a neighborhood that is built around it. Everything preserved though that is on the property, so no need to worry. Sadly, it was raining when we went, but we still were able to have a great experience. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and went quite in depth for each part of the house. I think the tour was about an hour or so. These types of houses are very interesting because while you are being told about how the room was built, how it was used or something else related to Frank or the house, you can truly picture yourself as a member of the family that lived in the house. The tour is so great I'd do it again! Photos attached are from online. No phones allowed so I left mine in the car. Only posting pictures from the outside. See for yourself for the inside!

We were lucky to arrange a private tour--it was off-season and the house was normally closed for…read moretours. Our guides were Harvey and Steve, who took us through every part of the house and answered all of our questions. Steve was a patient and knowledgeable guide, and Harvey provided a wealth of stories and anecdotes that added to our appreciation of the house. As an early Wright Usonian, Affleck is well worth a visit, especially in understanding how these houses and plans evolved over time.

Don't try calling them up, they're rude and they'll hang up on you just cause they think they're…read moreabove you with their job title.

This is the South Oakland County Office Building for Oakland County government functions. The…read morereason for my visit was to check out some of the benefit programs available for military veterans at the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency MVAA. There are a whole array of benefits offered by the State of Michigan including financial services, medical benefits, help finding employment, and other assistance programs. There are VA-backed loan programs that, if you qualify, can be arranged with any bank that offers this program. The loans are not directly from the VA but are through a regular bank and backed by the VA. If you are or know a veteran who may be in need, let them know about this location and the services that are available. Call for an appointment; some advisors are here Mondays and Wednesday's and operate out of a Southfield office on Tuesdays and Thursdays.