Ok, to start with, let's be honest this is a government office and as in most cases nothing happens…read morefast. My experience and my advice. Get there early!!! Don't come late!!! Book a predetermined appointment time Restrooms are quiet. Security keeps things in line relative to help, order, and quietness. You will be seen in order based on why you're there, not, who got there first. The lobby ( holding area ) is clean and organized. Parking is adequate. The people there are helpful and knowledgeable. ( yes, I know you want to talk on your phone or play loud games. Or talk loud, but it echoes in there - be respectful). All in all, it was a dull life sucking experience, but that was to be expected. Better than going to downtown Houston for sure. Find a new friend and chat to pass the time. Or, brush up on your Spanish.

If you are doing ANY type of replacement card (name change, address, etc) you MUST have an…read moreappointment. They will not accept walk ins even if the agent is available.

They don't ever answer the fucking phone you can call for whatever reason hit whatever prompt go…read morethrough all of it just to say due to high call volume can't take the call you legit cannot call these people for anything shit is a waste

They were pretty fast when I came, I had no appointment. They added me in and the lovely ladies at…read morethe front got me assisted with checking my documents. I enjoyed my time in the lobby which wasn't packed. When I got to the back the horror began. I went to station 3 which was a heavy set lady and she was VERY RUDE! She made me so uncomfortable and even made rude comments regarding my name. I was so glad when the appointment came to an end, if I ever need to go back I will be refusing service from her. I'm only giving 4 stars because literally everyone else but her was kind.

Montgomery County is no longer a small county so the historic courthouse is something more out of…read morethe smaller counties around the state (as Monty used to be) rather than the lumbering giant of now-more-than-just-a-bedroom-community to our immediate north that has wooed big munny Exxxon and other megacorps to headquarter their ops here in this county. Even though the official address is on N. Main you actually can't enter on that side, it's an exit only. Better signage might help out the situation guiding people around to the other side where you actually can enter. It's a historic courthouse so that will tell you about the general milieu. There are steps to get in so if you are with a guest that is in a stroller or wheelchair you need to pick up them and their accompanying apparatus step by step. Last time I was in court here the family in front of me was figuring out a stroller for a wee baby Seamus and a wheelchair for an elderly person possibly named Mallory given the extensive amount of profanity I heard. They looked entirely frustrated with the steps only situation. The lobby inside is tiny since it wasn't designed the way the more modern courthouses were where you could just stand out chatting on your celly with ya girlfriend and snapchatting or whatever else the children are doing these days with their iPhone 99+s. There is enough room to get through security and to get out of the way. If you are meeting someone here you should probably meet them outside the building if they don't know where they are going, or meet them at the front door to your specific court once you get upstairs. The courts (at least two, possibly more) got shuffled since the last time I was here. The specific one I was in was moved around the building but the signs were still in place ALL over the place pointing me to the old location. So I was a bit surprised to find the old signs were wrong and FILTHY LIARS. That was not the court I was supposed to be in. Update yo signage, girlfriend. There is free parking nearby so while it's more than an hour in your automocar from downtown Houston and you are burning up gas and your patience slowly inching north on 45 at least you don't need to take out a third mortgage to pay for daily parking unlike what my life is like on days in Harris County.

Stopped by here on a little trek around Texas my wife and grand baby took a couple of weeks ago. I…read moretry to stop by all the county seats we traveled through to take pictures of the many different Courthouses around the state. We stopped here in Conroe to snag a picture of the 1936 Montgomery County Courthouse located here. It's a nice looking little building shaded by the Oak Trees that have been here for a long time.

Amazingly fast efficient service! Am I in a government office??? Great job!!!! If I keep writing…read morethis will be a review I hope you enjoy reading!

I came in to registration renewal. My experience was easy, friendly, and done in a timely manner.read more

I was traveling from Conroe up to Huntsville and got passed by a sheriff's vehicle. It was rush…read morehour around 5:00. He wasn't running lights, but we were in Montgomery county so he was within his jurisdiction. Just curious, I sped up to see how fast he was speeding. 80-85 mph. Non emergency as he did break and slow down when he had to for traffic. As we passed the county line heading into Walker County, this guy sped up!! 85-90 mph!! He did at least use his blinker as he changed lanes (for fear he might break a traffic ordinance) Weaving thru traffic without a care in the world! Remember, do as I say, not as I do. If you or I had driven like that we would have gotten a ticket, if not thrown in jail for excessive speed and reckless driving! Laws for thee but not for me! I did call and complain but nothing was done or said. From my understanding he does this on a regular basis. Earn the hate.... And people wonder why cops are not trusted or liked. Officers who abuse their position are called Tyrants

How are you even supposed to find out if somebody is in jail? Their online system has been down for…read moremonths. They don't answer the phone. There's no information online. How is it even legal? Sheriff Douchelittle needs to do his job a little better.

Conroe PD is awesome. Thank you CPD for serving our community and the city of Conroe. I had the…read moreprivilege of getting to know some of the officers at CPD, and watching them work and serve the people of Conroe! Amazing departmen, thankful for they men/women who put their lives on the line 24/7 for us. I support and respect the CPD. Back the Blue!

CPD is a great team to have help serve Montgomery County. They risk their lives everyday to protect…read moreus from harm. They're dedicated, they're NICE (even though I'm sure many people will disagree) but I have nothing but respect for our law enforcement. They are heroes.

I had an outstanding experience with the Montgomery County Fire Marshal Office. We needed help with…read morea time-sensitive fireworks permit, and the staff went above and beyond to make the process smooth and stress-free. Kristin and Andrew were patient, respectful, and incredibly helpful, treating us with understanding and genuine courtesy throughout the entire visit. The atmosphere in the office was welcoming and upbeat, and it was clear that this team truly cares about the people and businesses they serve. Their commitment to the community, combined with their professionalism and positive attitude, made a lasting impression on me. It's interactions like this that remind you how fortunate we are to live in Montgomery County and to have public servants who take such pride in their work.

Loud, unprofessional and rude. The woman in the group of three that visited would not stop yelling…read moreeven after I answered the door and was only 3 feet away from her. No site inspection was performed as they never entered even after being offered. They just stood at the door and yelled. Unfortunately it's Dayton so this is just the standard of behavior. The office does not have anything but a voicemail for phone services. No one offered a card or identified themselves even when asked.