Every time I've called them they have responded to my concern, conducted themselves in a…read moreprofessional manner and gave me contact information in case I wanted to follow up.

They'll allow people to threaten and harass you, they won't lift a finger to help. It seems like…read morethe only time the arvada police will help is when someone has a weapon to your head or it's too late and the trigger is already pulled.

A big improvement on noise complaint response time, Thank you for giving this more attention.read more

Have only had good interactions with the Boulder Police Department. Spoke to someone this morning…read moreto report an issue with traffic lights, and they were friendly and responsive.

It was that time - to not only renew my license but also get a new photo…read more By scheduling my appointment a day ahead & confirming what I needed to bring with me (info is on their website) I was sure I was in for a quick visit. They even sent me a reminder text and email confirmation to show the check in employee. Upon arrival to the office I was 4th in line to enter (I got there about 5 minutes before my 4pm time slot). Some of us had appointments others questioned whether one was needed. Mind you there was a large sign just outside the doorway with a scannable QR code to make an appointment. The office was chalk full of people standing in line to speak to clerks and sitting. After checking in I sat down with my assigned number on a little piece of paper. I wish I'd packed a book as I was waiting for over an hour just to speak to the clerk. I must say I expected a lot more from my fellow Boulderites. Everyone I overheard said no to donating their organs and no to donation $1 to support organ donation awareness. When I finally made it up to the clerk I asked to be an organ donor and donate a dollar. They told me they had already gone by the screen to add my dollar donation. Sigh. I had the option to pay via card or cash. After confirming there was a processing fee for paying via card (which I did not hear them tell people about) I paid via cash. Next step was to wait on the other side of the room for my photo. This only took about 5 minutes. When I got up to take my photo they gave me direction on head positioning etc. Which was honestly a bit of a bummer (double chin in full effect in my photo) since I'd studied some online guides for how to get a good pic. At least I was able to show my teeth - unlike in a passport photo. They said my new license should arrive in 7-10 days. They weren't however sure if I could fly with my temporary license and old license with a hole in it. They advised I call my airline. All in all the employees were friendly. And while the wait time is less than ideal the experience is a necessary inconvenience.

Had an appointment at 2. Got here at 2. Checked in at 2. Got my number and everything. By 3, my…read morenumber hadn't been called still, but all numbers after mine were. I went up to the counter to check if they missed me and i was waved off and told "don't worry about it they will call you. take a seat." I went up twice, same answer. I go up to the person at the check in desk and find out that they never even checked me in. Waited over and hour, was waved off and not asked any questions, all for that. Lisa was covering the check in desk, and she ensured id be helped. She immediately got me up to the counter and i was out in 5 minutes. Lisa is amazing and a very kind person. She was so incredibly helpful and we would have waited there for another hour without her. The people working today are the reason DMVs get a bad rap. Kindness is intentional, and the people here chose not to be.

The city of Louisville has a deep and rich history. Started back in early 1900's as a mining town…read moremostly populated by immigrants looking for a little slice of the American dream. Fast forward to today and Louisville is a vibrant community filled with friendly people, charming shops and unique restaurants. Located in the Colorado foothills South of Boulder and North of Broomfield. Louisville has most of the amenities that anybody seeking a peaceful suburban lifestyle could want. Quiet and laidback without the noise, congestion, traffic and hassles of a large city. In 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2012 Louisville was ranked as being in the top 100 best places to live in the US.

There is yet another town totally and completely boring but very beautiful. Lots of open range,…read morefarms and a sexy view of the mountains. Not a lot of aggression but overall slow drivers who are not in a hurry. The green of the fields is what makes this town worthy of a second glance and a return.

I had an emergency with my drivers license and needed to renew. The kind man saved me by getting me…read morein. Thank you for your kindness!

Went to get a driver license. Got temporary license. After 30 days still no license and temporary…read morelicense expired. Almost impossible to get a person on the phone. Finally after calling multiple times over multiple days it finally goes through, now you are on hold for 45 min. Ultimately being told they had an oops, my choices are making another appointment, which is a month out, and do the whole thing all over again OR try to renew online and pay the fee again. Utterly ridiculous. I am literally paying for their utter incompetence.

I really love the design of this building, even though it is pretty much in the middle of nowhere…read more There are the usual designated parking spaces, plus ones for expectant mothers and our Wounded Warriors. Parking spaces are also available for electric vehicles so you can be charging them up. This is where you get your plates renewed, go to vote, drop off a ballot (Dropbox is outside the building), jury duty, etc. They do have a cafeteria in the building, so you can grab a bite to eat. The design of the building is really nice and there is attractive artwork and sculptures throughout.

First time visiting the Louisville Library and it made a great impression. The space is clean, well…read morelaid out, and easy to navigate, which I really appreciated. It didn't feel overwhelming, and there were plenty of areas to sit, read, or just take your time exploring. The staff were friendly and approachable when I had a question, and the overall atmosphere was calm and welcoming. It feels like one of those places you can easily spend a couple hours in without realizing it. Looking forward to coming back and checking out more of what they offer.

Gorgeous library. Staff is professional and friendly…read more Smiling and knowledgeable - clean quiet and definite asset to this charming little town.

I adore this library. The staff are always more then happy to help you out with anything you might…read moreneed, or explain anything you might be confused about in the exact detail you need. Plus it's always very neat and tidy in here, and everyone else who comes in is also always very respectful and kind. Like I actually plan to come back here to get my very own library card, which I haven't had since I was a kid!

The Lafayette Public Library is an irreplaceable resource for the community. It has been dynamic…read moreover the years, adopting new technologies to ease access to many resources. Work has me in my car a lot and the Library's audiobooks have made this time productive. At last count, I've checked out over 700 audiobooks. Thank you!