This location is in a bit of a strip mall across from American on Brown Deer that allows for a lot…read moreof parking spaces. The place is always hustling and bustling so expect to wait in line for 10 minutes or so. This location is much larger than the Thiensville post office, which i usually go to, yet it seems like the staff isn't as friendly as that location. It's a post office, not much more to say here.

Pretty great people who care about their job. Easy in and out. Just watch out for traffic in the…read moreparking lot that may or may not care if they hit your car.

What an AMAZING plethora of workers!!!! I enjoy myself every time I walk through that door. Even if…read moreI am having a tough day,,,, there is someone in that office that ALWAYS lifts my spirits

Rude service. Had a question on why a piece of mail was returned and was met with little…read moreexplanation and no resolution.

I had a really disappointing experience at this DMV location. The woman working at the front desk…read morewas extremely disrespectful from the moment I walked in. Instead of offering basic customer service, she spoke to me with an attitude, cut me off while I was asking questions, and made me feel like I was an inconvenience just for being there. There's absolutely no reason for anyone to be treated that way, especially in a public service setting. I left feeling frustrated and unheard. The DMV really needs to address the way some of their staff speak to peopleeveryone deserves respect, no matter how busy the day is.

One of the pretty standard jokes about painful places that no one wants to go to includes the…read moreWisconsin Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles. I recently had to the DMV Service Center for a title/license plate transfer and like most people, I dreaded going in there. Years ago, I worked in the automobile business and the DMV was about the last place I ever wanted to visit, but had to as part of the job. In the old days, you had to stand in a serpentine line and get a number, like a supermarket delicatessen or bakery. You got a ticket for #85 and you looked at the red LED sign that said, "Now serving 52" or some other number eliciting a load groan. You'd find a chair and enjoy the ambience that could best be described as Early American Prison Mess Hall. When you did get up to the window, you might encounter a reasonably nice person or a transferred prison guard, or at least, someone with that "rules are rules" attitude. If you didn't properly dot your Ts and cross your I's, you got sent back to the chairs to get the form right. Not unlike a high school history exam. No longer! You still have to stand in line to get a number. Nowadays, you get a number that has a letter preceding it. The letters are a code for your visit's purpose. Today it was C for drivers license and I was for title and license plates. You can't tell where you are in the queue because the I and C numbers are very different. Numbers are called by a disembodied, but pleasant, computer voice that are also displayed on large video monitors on either end of the hall. People are still taken in order, first come first served, but the decor has changed from Battleship Gray and tan to bright colors and decent lighting. And the chairs are reasonably comfortable. The window operators today are there to help, and work with you to make sure everything is correct - at least, that's the kind of operator I've met here in the last few years. When I had my drivers license renewed a few years ago, the photographer (button pusher, actually) made sure I was actually smiling in the photo. Some of the tricks to avoiding long lines include getting there early, like right when the doors open. Download proper forms from the Wisconsin DOT website and get them filled out in advance. Have all your ducks in a row, and try to go on Tuesday-Thursday, in the middle of the month. Mondays are miserable days to go because everyone else does. The week before the end of the month is awful because procrastinators are trying to get renewal stickers. Or mail it to Madison. But sometimes, ya just gotta go to the counter. This one is one of the better ones.

Typically, the DMV experience is universally accepted as soul-crushing. I've never even written a…read morenegative review for the many years I've had taken off my life by time spent in this state-sponsored purgatory because what would be the point? Everyone already knows. We've moved quite a bit, so I've had DMV encounters in multiple states. After we arrived in Wisconsin a few weeks ago, I looked up info online to see what I needed to do with trepidation. Surprisingly, it was simple to apply online and schedule an appointment. On the day of my appointment, I arrived at this location a few minutes early. I brought the paperwork that had been listed online. I was checked in very promptly. I waited with a pretty sparse crowd for no more than 10 minutes before I was called to a counter. The lady at the counter was very kind and helpful. (Another lady at the counter next to mine answered the phone a few times while I was there, and she legitimately had the nicest phone voice I've ever heard at a DMV--so nice it really stuck out to me.) I got my license taken care of and my car registered in about 15 minutes. The efficiency and kindness at this location was very unexpected but greatly appreciated. I have no plans to go back to the DMV anytime soon, but when it's necessary, I won't be as pessimistic about it. 5/5 stars relative to other DMVs in other states.

As you walk into the this DMV, the faint smell of marijuana greets you. Loud cell phone…read moreconversation, the clicks of rubber stamps, the whine of printers, and the crying of unattended children create a cacophony of sound. The greeting line went relatively quickly for a government office, even though there was only one person working. Once I was checked in and got my number, I only spent a few minutes talking to the man in a pimp suit next to me before my number was called. The attendant was friendly and efficient. If you can look past the bullet holes in the car next to you, and get over the environment inside, it is a pretty painless experience at 10am on a weekday.

This is the newest WI state park. we were excited as effigy mounds are an interest of ours. we…read morebought the pass but it appears this was not needed. There is plenty of parking. The mounds are a weedy mess. you can barely see them with all the brush and overgrowth. I don't understand why this isn't maintained better. The pavilion is nice but the interactive display is broken. there is one portapotty in the rough that anyone with a disability would struggle to get to. We study the mounds throughout the Midwest and this is the worst condition we have seen.

Now a State Park, but you wouldn't know that from the lack of signs at the entrance. Beautiful…read moreplace, and a nice place to reflect. I'm glad these pieces of Wisconsin history are getting state protection. The trails are a bit of a maze, but they seems to bring you back to the car park. Visit this park! Just don't walk on the mounds.

I was blessed to visit this military enlistment center when a friends son enlisted recently…read more Parking is ample, but be prepared to walk because a lot of the parking is reserved for military personnel. Upon entering the building you are processed through security. After screening there is a sign in process and a lot of waiting. We were given a specific time for the ceremony but waited almost an hour for it to begin. Inside the ceremony we watched our young men and women take the oath to serve and protect in the branch thy enlisted. After the ceremony we again waited over an hour for a family meeting. At the meeting information was quickly given and in the rush of getting the enlisted officers off to lunch before their shuttle ride to the airport, some Information was left up in the air and was confusing. I suggest they have a welcome pamphlet for new military families so in the emotional rush they can access the information at a better time. After the family meeting we were asked To wait outside as the officers walked to the shuttle. It was below zero and we were Freezing! But staff was courteous and efficient in what they all needed to do. I thank all our armed forces for the jobs they do.

If you enjoy traditional towns here's the place!! Far enough from what you don't like and it's…read moreclose enough to what you do like . The community is pretty tight knit so don't come looking for trouble, instead come looking for peace & quiet.

Always helpful and welcoming. Staff is well trained. They take the time to get to know their…read morecustomers.

No lines n packages put promptly into mail. Friendly and helpful clerks. Parking is a problem…read moreexcept for disabled.