Always very helpful staff here. Even if there is a line it moves pretty quickly. Plenty of parking…read moreand there is a good supply of shipping materials if you need it.

The hours for the passport place SUCK especially if your child is school age or you have a job…read more.. But the post office part is pretty nice. Usually a line but they seem to have several people working so that's nice. The guy I had today was overly helpful and id rather have that than a jerk.

Very COVID aware, always makes sure customers are spaced appropriately and counters/stations are…read morecleaned after each person. The line looks longer than it actually is. I went during my lunch hour and it took about 30 minutes to get from the end of the line to when someone called the number I took, which is pretty decent for the BMV during lunch rush, in my opinion. Make sure you bring everything required for whatever you're doing, that seemed to be the source of many customers' attitudes and frustration. Staff were professional.

Amazing. After living in the Lafayette area for more than a decade and dealing with the typical…read morepoor service at the Lafayette branch, I decided to try my luck at the West Lafayette office. Oh. My. Gosh. I walked in early on a Friday morning, waited about 30 seconds to be called by the most professional BMV employee I have ever met (and I've lived in six states). She was helpful, thorough and competent as she renewed my drivers license. I will go back to this branch every single time I need to have something done. Excellent customer service.

I really like our local Post Office. The people who work there are always very helpful and cheery…read more I do a fair amount of shipping and they help me find the best deal on shipping, and help with figuring out the forms when something has to go overseas. When I think about what a a good deal it is compared with UPS and Fedex, there is just no comparison. The Priority is an excellent deal and their tracking and e-mail notification really help me easily let the customer know where the package is. Yay Brookston Post Office! Save your local Post Office! Send a package or a letter!

Interesting factoid: Carroll County was named after Charles Carroll, who was the last surviving…read moresigner of the Declaration of Independence. The Carroll County Courthouse sits on a square in Delphi, which is the county seat. I like the simplicity of the Courthouse Square. At the southeast corner of the Square is a huge memorial honoring those that fought in the Civil War with the Courthouse behind. Small local businesses and restaurants surround the Square with most architecture original. This is the second courthouse in Delphi. The first courthouse (Victorian Style) was built in 1841 and served the community until 1917. A photo of the original courthouse hangs in the current courthouse. The current Neoclassical Courthouse was designed by the architects of Elmer E. Dunlap Co., Indianapolis. A. E. Kenner completed construction for the opening. The interior of the building is breathtaking. The center atrium is crowned by a magnificent stained glass dome. A beautiful mosaic tiled floor sits beneath the dome. Spiral marble staircases with decorative iron bannisters ascend to the second and third floors. Blue trim sets off the interior. Elmer did a fabulous job. Most of the building is original, including offices and the Circuit Courtroom. The bell from the first courthouse is on display in the lobby. A war honor roll is on the wall. Staff and people I met in the Courthouse were friendly and knowledgeable about the building. The Courthouse is fully operational. The local heath department was handing out free medical supplies. Court was in session. Clerks were available to take various payments. I think there is a museum in the basement, but I missed going down. There's plenty of free parking around the Square. This is a fabulous Courthouse, well worth the drive to Delphi.

The people at the water office are nice and attend quickly they are always with a smileread more

I come from Philadelphia where our city hall is iconic. This city hall just looks sad. I think the…read morecourt building a few blocks away is worth taking a gander at because it has some beautiful architecture.

The White County Courthouse was constructed by Robert Longardner in the mid 1970's. The building is…read moremodern and is the third courthouse for White County. The second Victorian Courthouse, built in1895, was tragically destroyed by a deadly tornado in 1974. Sadly, eight people lost their lives who were in the historic building at the time of the tornado. A plaque in today's building memorializes these individuals. The White County Building houses county offices and courtroom. There is free parking around the perimeter of the square.

Quiet place to come and read/work/study. They have a wide variety of resources and media available…read more Every staff member was super friendly and willing to assist. They have a bit more selection here than some of the other TCPL locations. The furniture and atmosphere is a bit dated and could use some updating to make it appear more modern. Overall, a library exactly as you would expect.

Great service, especially during these trying times. Curbside pick-up available for collecting…read morereserved books. The books have all been in excellent condition. The library (pre-COVID) is open and spacious, with plenty of space to get lost in a great book or get some work done.

I have nothing but great things to say about the library and the staff. They were extremely…read morehelpful and courteous for anything I needed. I would highly recommend.

I wasn't sure what to expect of a small town library, but Monticello's definitely threw me for a…read moreloop. The building is new and modern, but from the height of it, I assumed there was a second floor. No, it's just a vaulted ceiling which I find a waste of space, especially for a library where I want every space filled and brimming with books. Inside, it's airy and sectioned well. There is a computer area with printers that cost per page to print. The wifi is free. The librarians are older women who are not comfortable or familar with computers because it took me over half an hour to get a library card. It's not enough to have an out-of-state drivers license and your week old, closing documents for your new house in Monticello to speed-up the process of getting a library card. The librarians are also not personable, have no sense of humor, and do not appreciate other's time constraints. I thought I was at the DMV. What is the point of leaving a review for an institution geared towards public service? The hope that someone reads it who can improve the public service.