The worst service, I spent 4 hours to get help and they told they don't do SS Card replacements for…read morewalk in you have to make an appointment... they should say that on the web page of before to avoid the waste of time. They don't care about your time or you! And very rude to explain! The worst office!

They are very helpful. Went to change my name and was in and out with what was needed. I also did…read morethe application online before so it went faster.

This place is crazy just to get a copy of a birth certificate or death certificate sheesh. It is…read morehard to find parking and the line is not pleasant. Be ready to wait for more than an hour. You first sign in then you are directed to the forms to fill out what you need. Then you have to get in a line to leave the form you filled out with a clerk. Then depending what you need the clerk will give you a number and here is where the waiting begins. There is 4 sets of numbers that are called so pay attention when your number is called. Once you are called it will tell you what window you need to appear to be helped. That's where you pay and they direct you to another window to pick up the document you need. A long process just to get a piece of paper. All I can say is be ready and think happy thoughts. Have a great day!

Just try to schedule an appointment for a Covid vaccination on the website. Flat doesn't work…read more Oh, and the 832.393.4220 number they give you to call at houstonemergency.org/covid-19-vaccines/, doesn't work, either. Howlingly incompetent.

I came to this Chamber initially for the "black" experience of networking and building with…read morelike-minds! As a result, I found what the essence of a Chamber actually is. Additionally, I found the leader in Leondria very knowledgeable and resourceful. I was able to get my LLC completed, connected with local businesses in the Greater Houston area and experienced the International avenue of growing my business! I found my experience with TCRBCC to be exceptional and strongly encourage other businesses or owners to commit to the chamber's methods and soar to heights unknown!

I came to Tri-County Black Chamber of Commerce to get information regarding membership levels…read more Their small business membership is pricier the other chamber, but their seems to be more closeness and camaraderie among their member businesses. The goal of the Chamber is to ensure that business owners have proper access to resources, tools and information. This chamber is one of two Black chambers in the Houston, Texas area and has been around for almost twelve years.

Surprisingly fast and efficient with a very pleasant staff. My appointment was at 10:10 and I was…read morein my car leaving at 10:18.

We Love it you have no hassles, had one for years and it's easy to replace no waiting and it's…read moreconnected to your accounting case it gets low

Worst company ever! Please don't ever sign up with them. I signed up, but the car is under my…read morehusbands name. My credit card had changed and i tried calling to pay and update the card and they would not allow me even though I'm the phone Number and email listed in the account is mine. I was finally able to pay the balance over the phone and now I have a new balance even after closing the account and switching to a much better service NTTA Also, their tag does not work at the airport. They also have my husband's mom as my husband last name. What a messy confusing company

Great folks to connect with if you're a veteran looking for employment resources in the Houston…read morearea!

I wouldn't say it was a Pleasent visit because someone broken into my car. I was already aggy…read morebecause the thief could've just open the door to my untinted and unlock vehicle. So I came to this station to make a report. It wasn't any cars outside and I assume it was closed down. Luckily my friend jumped out and it open. Officer Anderson took me and my friend report on this freezing night. And he even came outside to see the damage. Very nice guy! He called once I got home to verify my plates and make sure I made it.

On August 11, 2025, while riding my bicycle on South Braeswood, I was struck from behind by a…read morespeeding vehicle. Following the impact, the driver delayed braking for an estimated 4-5 seconds. As a result, I sustained two fractured and compressed vertebrae, a significant hematoma in my right gluteal muscle (requiring two surgical procedures), severe damage to my right hand, and extensive road rash. Two Houston police officers responded to the scene. I explained that I was struck from behind and was positioned in the left lane to access the bike trail. However, the officers informed me that the 19-year-old driver asserted that I had swerved into his path. The officers stated they were uncertain about the incident and would not issue any citations, appearing content to close the case without thorough investigation. A proper investigation would have revealed the driver's untruthfulness. Had I swerved, the impact would have occurred on my left side; instead, I was injured on my right hip, as evidenced by my surgical scars. The officers even visited the hospital to confirm my understanding that no citations would be issued. I believe that had I been traveling in a car or on foot citations would have been issued. It appears that cyclists are not afforded the same level of attention or protection. I was a victim!

The Astrodome was one of a kind. Literally, the first one. This is obviously a review of times…read morepast. But it can be a review of times present. Presently, the Dome sits majestically on the south Houston plains as a monument to Houston sports past. And frankly, the birth of Sports in the city. Like Plymouth Rock or the Gateway Arch, it represents the beginning of greatness in the now fourth largest city in the United States. The authorities can't bear to bring it down nor should they. It's our history. Lives. It sits there in the shadow of the current Houston football stadium just like a withering parent sits watching his or her son or daughter dominate their industry. It was the birth of greatness in sports. Born in 1965, it represented everything right with the City of Houston. Forward thinking. Innovative. Air Conditioned. It set the tone for what the city would thrive on for the next half century and beyond. She hasn't seen a competitive athletic event or meaningful show in 20 years. As technology moved forward, much like our aging parents stuck to landlines and paper bills in the mail, she didn't want to let go of her old-world charm. To the point where, it just was what it was. Now we must let her reign over our city in her authority. We owe too much. It was home to Houston's sports teams: The Houston Astros. The Houston Oilers. The Houston Gamblers. The Houston Cougars. The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. The people and historic events the Astrodome witnessed is a who's who of 20th Century American culture. Muhammed Ali. Elvis Presley. Michael Jordan. Hank Aaron. Willie Mays. Mickey Mantle. Satchell Paige. Earl Cambell. Nolan Ryan. Craig Biggio. Jeff Bagwell. Andre Ware. The Final Four. The NBA and MLB All Star Games. Evel Knievel. The Rolling Stones. Judy Garland. The Jackson Five. Selena. U2. The Jonas Brothers. The Battle of the Sexes. Wrestlemania. The 1992 Republican National Convention. The Game of the Century (Houston Cougars vs. UCLA Bruins). I could go on. It hosted movies/videos like Bad News Bears. Friday Night Lights. And U2. The technology advancements were incredible. The roof started it. Astroturf followed. Dome visionary Judge Roy Hofheinz Penthouse Suite owners box was an amusement park in and of itself with a carousel, bowling alley, pinball machines, and more. Which led to a whole complex of entertainment in the vicinity, including Astroworld, hotels, and show space for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Don't ever let this place be razed. It means too much. #ForTheH

Just wanted to write a review for the old school memories. I was a Houstonian back in the 70s to…read more80's. What a place that was. From watching the Oilers, Astros, circus and the stock show it was an awesome place for a kid. A story came across my phone talking about what will become of that event center. Says there will be an event center there, hotel, and the common ideas people have for a place like that. It's to bad it can't be converted into a new wonder of the world. My idea would be the largest green house/lab in the world that college ag programs could get a use of as well as providing essential supply and knowledge for our farms. It can be used to manufacture seed for farms, fertilizer, etc. Also rains a lot in Houston so It could have indoor and outdoor fish farms. It really could be a viable resource build for our countries food security as well as for the ag students and studies for tomorrows generation. Well at the end, I'm glad it's staying up right and not turning into a land fill of boxes and forgot storage.