I'd say this went about as well as it possibly could have! All things considered, we found it easy…read moreto find parking and easy to get in and find where we were going. I was pleased to see a high level of security, since I imagine most people coming here are not in the best of moods. We were, however, since we were there to get our marriage license! The clerk who helped us was friendly and explained everything throughly, though I'm sure it's a speech she gives countless times per day. The entire process took about 15 minutes, cost $50, and was smooth. Side note, if you'll suspend your disbelief for a moment, you'll find the offices, the furniture and the lettering on the doors looks like you've somehow stepped on to the set of To Kill A Mockingbird. It's really a throwback. I about half expected Atticus Finch to come walking by.

I guess this place gets it done. However, it's dated. Oklahoma City could use an upgrade for both…read moreit's courts and county building. The customer service I received was outstanding.

I recently spoke at my first City Hall meeting, and it was such an experience. Parking was easy at…read morethe Arts District garage, and I sure didn't have to walk far to get into City Hall. The building is beautiful and the staff is helpful: they know how to spot a deer in the headlights and are quick to offer help. I arrived by 8:30A to sign up to speak at a meeting that started at 9A. I turned in my form and waited for my agenda item, and then waited to be called to speak. Public speaking can be intimidating, especially when there are cameras, microphones, etc. But I think this is a valuable experience and I'm glad I've done it at least once. Our city can only improve if we all pay attention, get involved, and speak up.

The Oklahoma Bar Association is the mandatory association for attorneys in the state of Oklahoma…read more Right now I am sitting her attending a CLE put on by a group sponsored by the OBA (Solo and Law Firm group). The building is comfortable. There are several meeting rooms.

I ordered a copy of my birth certificate online and I was told I would receive an email from them…read moresaying it was ready for pick up. Over 10 days later I never received an email. I called and a lady told me that the order was sent in the mail yesterday as of the date of this review. She couldn't tell me why an email wasn't sent out. She was nice and helpful but people in charge of the communication aspect of this place really dropped the ball. Never have I been this inconvenienced by a government agency in my life aside from the Social Security office. Absolutely horrible. Be better.

Here for a birth certificate. They have a line comparable to the DMV. The staff was super friendly…read moreand helpful as many people in here might speak different languages. I could see this being a stressful place to be.... however from front station to the end all people I came in contact with were pleasant. It's amazing how if you are nice to someone...they return the treatment. All in all I got what I needed and had ZERO stressors.... thank you for the smiles (final desk of which I got the certificate) (Insert scene from movie - Beetlejuice) Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

Attended a wedding here and it's a very nice space. They have many activities going on. The council…read moreis very active in community programs. They gave an upcoming chili cook off in Feb. and an upcoming car show. Check them out at their website.

The girls up front were really friendly, but the smug, blonde old lady sitting at her desk on the…read moreleft decided she just wanted to argue with me instead of just taking care of my business. The comment was made about the girl asking me if we had a tag for our new truck or not, and it was not worded that way, but she proceeded to argue with me saying it was like any of that really mattered.She then told me that it was all on camera and she could rewind it. When I told her to do so she said she wasn't going to do that. Completely unprofessional interaction in my opinion. I went here because the finance person at Ferguson GMC said they take all of their business there, but I can promise you I will never step foot in this establishment again

I love to bring my business to them . Most of our cars is registered thru them n tag. Sarah is…read morewonderful . She explains clearly and been very helpful today . I recommend this place . Great customer service n cares.

The Oklahoma Judicial Center in Oklahoma City impresses with its modern architecture and historical…read moresignificance. Housed in a renovated 1930s building with a sleek 2011 annex, it serves as the hub for Oklahoma's appellate courts and the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Visitors appreciate the public access to oral arguments and the well-maintained state law library, ideal for legal research. The staff is professional, and the facility is clean and accessible, located conveniently near the State Capitol at 2100 N. Lincoln Blvd. A solid spot for those interested in observing the judicial process. It was closed today because of the holiday.

The statue, archway and fountain were created for the Bicentennial celebration and provided by the…read morechildren of OKC. It was part of a larger feature that included the Spirit of '76 Fountain and Arch. The arch was destroyed by a severe storm in 2017 and never rebuilt. I haven't seen the fountain working either but it might. You can see the fountain water rings around the bottom. It has two drummers, one younger and one older along with the fife player. Great photo op spot