Compared to other states/counties, these guys know how to do this. Some states (looking at you…read moreMissouri and NC) it's a mess. This was fairly painless getting my Texas license plates. Clerks were pleasant and helpful. Pro tip: check your address on the paperwork to make sure they got your address right. My bad for not checking while I was standing there. But the next day no problem getting it fixed.

On a BUSY day here you'll take 30 minutes max. Very organized you're usually in and out before you…read morerealize it

From beginning to the end..Very efficient- very pleasant employees!! Such a pleasure to visit…read more Thank you!

Poor service. I would recommend finding another location with better and more professional customer…read moreservice

This is my go-to post office; I feel most comfortable here. Good employees that are knowledgeable,…read morepatient, and kind. Beware that sometimes there is a wait. But if you have a prepaid label, there is a self-help kiosk that's open 25/7. This location has the latest stamps for Christmas. They even have beautiful Mary and Jesus stamps! Shipping packages can get expensive. So before you box up, come inside and get a free box. You can check out the prices while inside, and definitely save some cash cash.

I came in today to pick up mail as well as to confirm my change of address because it needed to be…read moredone in person by barcode. When I came in, Kim wasn't very attentive. Her peer was asking me the necessary questions to get my business done however, when Kim scanned my barcode, she just looked at me and said it expired. I asked, "how I feel like they just sent it to me." They said I had 20 days and she said, "it's not my policy. It's the United States post office policy.." and just look at me with the blank face. Because she was unable to provide me any additional information while she was looking inside of her computer screen that I believe had that information I then asked to speak to a manager. Kim went and got a manager very flippantly and never came back. I think they should have some better customer service and/or sensitivity training. People shouldn't be treated that way. I was very respectful my entire visit and was able to wrap up my visit very well with her peer. He was very very friendly. I should've got his name. However, Kim, given the fact that you work in a customer facing environment, you should learn how to be more customer service oriented because I gotta tell you your work professional could've use some improvement.

Moving from California, I was impressed by the speed at which I was able to get my car registration…read moreand title handled by the Tarrant County Office. Unfortunately, the DPS is an entirely different experience. Both offices may provide the necessary documents for operating a vehicle in Texas, but the speed of service is worlds apart. The problem is not with the efficiency of the workers themselves; the problem is with the number of workers. DPS needs to open more offices or greatly increase the number of windows open at each office. There is simply too much demand for the supply. Yes, the employees operating the line inside and outside are bitchy. But who can blame them? They're out there day in and day out dealing with crowds of people who don't want to be there, who are inpatient, rude, and unmerciful toward the employees. Their employer offers them no hope of improvement - no light at the end of the tunnel where they'll hire 50 new workers to meet the demand, reduce the stress, and relieve them of their burden. This is their life. Every day. Dealing with this line, these people, this work environment. Of course they're bitchy! Outside of increasing the number of service windows, my suggested improvements would be to allow people to make appointments days or weeks in advance (California DMV does this), to increase the size of the waiting room so more people can be seated indoors, to install some sort of shade structure for those waiting outdoors in the heat or rain, to make more services available online or at AAA, and to remove the "no food inside" rule. There's a good number of kids that get dragged to the DMV, and it's unreasonable to remove snacks as a distraction while they wait for so long. In case it helps, I tried for days to make a same day appointment online and there were never any appointments available. I showed up on a Friday at 10am but the line was literally around the building so I drove home. Today I showed up at 7:30 and I was probably the fiftieth person in line. I got in the building a little after 8 and was out the door by 9am. I did discover that you can get a same day appointment if you go to their website at 7am ON THE DOT, but I decided to just show up and wait. All in all, an hour and a half isn't the worst wait I've had at a DMV before. This may be Texas, the land of deregulation and limited government, but it's still the DMV guys.

Not many people have a great experience here but let me tell you we were one of the few that had…read moreamazing, quick and friendly service. We went on a Friday morning got there around 7:25, someone came in line about 7:40 split the lines asks what we were there for. We just needed to do a License renewal, and they took about 20 people and we were seriously out before 8:25. So we were lucky I guess but the checkout person was nice, and super helpful.

Just like any other dmv although they did help me quite a bit with getting my title pushed out…read moreultimately telling me to go to a different location

Yazmin H. is absolutely amazing. She's young, knowledgeable, and provides outstanding effective…read morecustomer service. I was truly impressed by how she handled a room full of people with such confidence, professionalism, and clear communication. Her attention to detail and calm demeanor made all the difference. After receiving incorrect information from another agent, I left feeling frustrated. When I returned moments later, I was fortunate to speak with Yazmin. She listened carefully to my concerns and resolved the issue within 2-3 minutes. She was truly a breath of fresh air, and I'm incredibly grateful for her help. If I ever need assistance again, I would absolutely want to work with her. I also want to give a shoutout to Krystal M. She was friendly, efficient, knowledgeable, and explained everything clearly. Like Yazmin, she made what has been a stressful situation feel easy and manageable after speaking with them both. Thank you both for your dedication and for representing your office with such excellence. The city/state is lucky to have people like you. If you ever need help--look for Yazmin or Krystal!

This is one of the best recruiting offices in the state. I was able to jumpstart my career and my…read morefuture the day I walked through those doors. And I was greeted with warm welcome. Aim High.

Our staple library even when we lived in Fort Worth lives to see another day with amazing events…read moreand noteworthy improvements from its counterparts. While the NRH Library isn't as modern and expansive as some libraries in larger cities like Dallas or Austin, there's a simple beauty in its organization, cleanliness, and welcoming/helpful staff. The staff are always welcoming and helpful in finding or directing you towards the book you're searching for. Their websites is one of the easier library sites to navigate, they include an event schedule separated into sections for adults, teens, and children--which is a small but helpful feature. They have a drive-thru type of book drop off, so you don't have to physically walk into the library to drop off your library books. They even host the Mid-Cities Teen Book Festival which features various events along with a free lunch that our entire family looks forward to each year! The MakerSpace is an area for arts and crafts and other events for teens and kids, they have Study Rooms for studying, and occassional book sales. It's also close by the NYTEX Centre (ice skating/hockey) and the NRH Centre (arts and recreation) which is very convenient! Highly recommend this library.

The staff is very nice and helpful. It is an also a nice facility. But for a town of this size…read morethe holdings are rather small.

Quick, friendly, easy to access, clean, and fun. See Scott for the free song and dance…read moreentertainment. Wonderful personable service!

This place always has issues with delivery! They take forever to get the packages to you and then…read morethey don't even deliver it to the right house. I don't know what kind of people you have working here now, but it was never like that before. Maybe they should stay off their phones and pay more attention to what they're doing. They don't even seem to know how to read addresses properly..

Hiyi everybody! Hopefully your entire life is going swimmingly. If not, turn off the news, turn off…read moresocial media, tune in to you for a change. Find a great noun to channel into. One person, one place, one thing, for one moment. Yesterday I had breakfast going, but needed to ship a package. I allowed myself to channel positivity. I told myself there would be no line, there would be an uplifting postal worker waiting to be greeted by my positive vibe, and I would return that positive vibe in kind. I used the self service kiosk. It weighed my package, scanned it's correct size, and boom, printed out a sticky printed label. I'm set. Okay so the orinter was out of ink for my receipt for tracking. Guess what? 2 employees, 1 customer at the counter. I was ushered to the next with a pleasant greeting, and a big smile. I returned both. In less than 3 minutes, I had a receipt and was on my way home to finish preparing to break the fast. This was truly thanks to streamlining at the PO. The kiosk, the humans, being awesome, and my having my package wrapped up properly. Nothing was left shaken, but the thick cut applewood smoked bacon, and that was taken. New week starts tomorrow peeps. Ya ready? I hope everyone has a gloriously gorgeous Monday. Hope you get good rest tonight, have the money dream and wake up to it being real. I hope you remember to love yourself truly and let no one tell you that you're not worthy of love. Do some stretches so you can give yourself a big hug. If we're superable, embrace yourself metaphysically, spiritually, from inside your beating heart. I thank you for sharing this moment with me. You deserve 5 stars for every second you gave me and I appreciate you for each one. Peace.

I love going to the post office. I love viewing the latest stamps and mail packaging. This was my…read morefirst time being at this branch; they had some festive package wrapping, but no Christmas stamps. None. I was told they had some of Mary and Baby Jesus, but they sold out and have no more. I'm confused with why USPS would not have Jesus. So my rating is a very low 3-star because of the lack of stamp selection, and my waiting time was high. They had 4 attendants, but everything moved very slow. So I stood in line (I was first in line for 15 minutes) and bought no stamps. None.

Bedford Library always felt like my home away from home. Everyone was kind, the environment was…read morewelcoming, and they have a really great selection of books. I really appreciated how they always stayed on top of new releases and would order highly anticipated books to have them on hand when they came out. They also have a really efficient process for putting books on hold and picking them up when they're ready for you. One of the features I think is the best is their "library of things." Now, instead of just books and computers, you can also check out various items to help around the home (tools, cooking, etc.) I've since moved to another side of the state and I miss this library often. I highly highly recommend that anyone in the area get their library card ASAP.

I absolutely love this library. Their staff is always friendly and helpful. The library is always…read moreclean, there are tons of activities, and the children's area has a monthly scavenger hunt that my grandchildren love. They also have challenges to keep reading fun! I have library cards to all three libraries in the area but Bedford Public Library is the one that I consider my home (and I don't even live in Bedford)