I had the pleasure of volunteering here for a few hours . The event coordinator was extremely…read moreprofessional and very welcoming! In preparation for their annual Christmas parade , I was able to help out with some of the last minute work that needed to be done for that . Also, I assisted with some mail outs that were being sent out to Chamber members. I really enjoyed my time volunteering at CPACC and look forward to volunteering again in the future!

Long lines but they moved quickly. I was in and out during my lunch break. Pleasant surprise! This…read moresatellite office is easy to get to and has ample parking available. The revenue worker who assisted me was friendly. My only complaint is the price of my tag!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!

For those of us in Trussville, this location is much more convenient to get to, and probably less…read morebusy, than the one downtown. This is one of the few branches that has all the same functionality as the downtown location. We decided to go here to register our new vehicle so we could save some time. Their hours are very convenient as well. Their staff was a little brusk or rude, but they are working a pretty thankless job, so I can't hold it against them too much. We were thankful to save some time, and will definitely come back here again next time instead of going downtown.

Decent enough post office that is located in the same shopping plaza as the Food Giant. It is a…read morestandalone building, so it is easy to access just off the main road. I am on the road a lot for business and have been in multiple post offices as I always have something to send to somebody. This one worked fine.

I really love this library branch! The staff members are so welcoming & helpful every single time I…read morevisit. I mainly come here to utilize their study rooms. Since I work remotely, it gives me a different environment to work in. It's always so peaceful! They also have great event opportunities here for all ages!

This is the closest Post Office and I can say the people behind the desk are friendly but I have…read moremore issues with stolen cards. I would say 6 out of 10 make it to their destination. I have reported thief over and over and the supervisor does not care and you never hear back. I write on the cards NO CASH and they still go in them.

Post office lied about my Priority Mail--tracking info didn't match reality."…read more 2. "Misled about Priority Mail, false tracking updates, poor service, no answers." 3. "Priority Mail tracking false--told lies about forwarding and return to sender." 4. "Clerks and manager gave misleading info, tracking dates don't match truth." 5. "USPS gave me false info about Priority Mail--tracking & dates don't add up."

For those of us in Trussville, this location is much more convenient to get to, and probably less…read morebusy, than the one downtown. This is one of the few branches that has all the same functionality as the downtown location. We decided to go here to register our new vehicle so we could save some time. Their hours are very convenient as well. Their staff was a little brusk or rude, but they are working a pretty thankless job, so I can't hold it against them too much. We were thankful to save some time, and will definitely come back here again next time instead of going downtown.

This is is a nugget I will share and supposed to be the easiest place to go in Birmingham for tags…read moreand taxes per my experiences around the city. It's away from the congestion of downtown and Finley. Short lines, great parking, what more would a civilian need to avoid the horror stories of the dmv. I was sent away 3 times so enough had to be enough and I felt like I needed to draw the line. How about just a little service without the attitude. If your other coworker say that everything is there why is it your place to argue that established fact? Not sure how you argue an insurance effective date but they tried! This is a most frustrating experience of the week and the need to involve a supervisor was unnecessary because I was completely right! Just because the other lines in the city are ridiculously long I still suggest this location. However DO NOT expect a friendly smile!

I have been incredibly disappointed by my experience with the police department here in Trussville…read more The office staff are kind and supportive; however, Sargent Bradford should not be in his position with the police department as his leadership and interpersonal skills are far underdeveloped. As a small business owner, it is important for me to have support from the community, including from our police department. Sargent Bradford has been dishonest in his dealings with us, used his power to exploit my employees, and has been disappointingly unreasonable in his communication with me in the process of getting my business license here. If you are a small business, do yourself a favor and take your business to a community that will support and appreciate it. Sargent Bradford is does not have the competence to be in his position with Trussville Police Department.

If I ever need to print something, I will visit the public library. The copies are .15 per page and…read moreit hardly takes any time . Today was a bit hectic only because I was having issues with my laptop /phone.... Everything!! The staff members were all very patient and absolutely so helpful during my visit. I really enjoyed my first time visit here. This library is well stocked as well as organized. The in house cat is really cute but I didn't get too close; I just spoke to the cat. I plan to return soon to check out some books & enjoy this beautiful library!

Be sure to check the monthly calendar online. They have a lot of activities going on each month for…read moreboth kids and adults and they are mostly free.

So, I haven't been to a library or checked out a book since before the pandemic. It was an…read moreopportune time on a warm and sunny day and in preparation for cozy reading for the fall for us to visit! Such a well kept gem: clean, inviting, quiet, and helpful staff. Easy to locate books on nearby desktops for call numbers, or you can just see what book finds you if you're up for the random challenge. Check out period is 3 weeks but most books auto-renew unless someone else has requested it. With your library account it makes it easy to have reminder of when to bring your books back in!

Beautiful library. Friendly and helpful staff. I love the views and comfortable / remote work…read morespaces available. I haven't visited this location in a number of years but I will definitely be back soon. Great library!!! You can reserve study rooms via their website. I plan to take advantage of this on my next visit!

Trussville, TN is a city in the suburbs of Birmingham with a population of about 22,000. They've…read moreconsistently been listed on various publications including Money magazine as one of the most livable places in America. The downtown historic area is listed in the National Historic Registry for historical sites. This city hall houses the Mayor's office, the police department, the municipal courts, clerk's office, business licenses, zoning and subdivision information. For more information http://trussville.org/ There are two markers on this property that I could see. The first is in front of the city hall. It reads: Trussville The town of Trussvile was named for the Truss family who emigrated from North Carolina in the early 1820's. Trussville was incorporated in 1947. The present city hall was constructed in 1959 on land patented in 1821 by Warren Truss. The second marker looks to be a poem. It reads The Gateway to Happy Living Trussville is a marvelous town. The Gateway to Happy Living. Its people will not let you down; They're known for generous giving. Trussville has that quaint, village feel, And small town hospitality. Where love and kindness are so real. And there's peace and tranquility. A town of churches, parks and schools. The place that's best to raise children. Where they are taught to keep the rules And to be a good citizen. A town where fun is common place. With lots of wholesome recreation. A town renowned for charm and grace And its people's dedication. A small city with lots of pride. And a large city's advantage, Where the best folk on earth reside, And fulfill their great heritage, The greatest town upon this earth, Chock-full of people of good will, It's hard to tell how much it's worth To raise a family in Trussville. Everette E. Jones Sr (C) 1962 1103rd review 1/3/2018 23rd for 2018

Shame on the City of Trussville for having too many people assigned to a tiny precinct location for…read morethe 2020 Presidential Election. You knew this would be record turn out and given the fact that Alabama refuses to allow early voting, you knew there would be long lines. You like to boast about the tremendous growth that Trussville has seen over the past 5-10 years, but that also means updating things that you maybe only think about, oh, let's say.. every 4 years. I really hope you take this situation and make changes before the next election... 3.5 hours of waiting in line was entirely too long.