This review is just for the Clerk of Courts Title office in the Union County building; they are the…read moreones in Suite 1400, but there is lots of other stuff here. It is a former KMart, but I wouldn't have known- the place is heavily updated. There was good signage, but you'll still wonder if you're headed the right way since the title office is so far back in the corner. Nowadays some banks don't send titles when you pay off your car, so you have to go get a copy to sell it. The Morse Road Columbus location is always good, but their computers were down yesterday, so I came out here. You don't have to go to a title place in your own county- any will do. I had heard Union County was never busy, and was disappointed when I came in and saw half a dozen people waiting. However, I barely had to wait five minutes. The clerks were efficient, and super friendly. I will definitely keep this in mind for future car needs.

So thankful for the thoughtful, faithful service of the Worthington Police Department.read more

Last evening I was driving through that awful stretch on 315 S. between Hard Road and Rte 161. It…read moreis one narrow lane, with concrete barriers on both sides. Suddenly I head this awful noise, and was sure I had somehow crashed into the concrete, destroying my shiny new red Prius my husband gave me 6weeks ago! After getting to a place in which it was safe to get off the highway, I learned that a front tire had blown in two places. So I waited and waited as cars whizzed by, most people don't carry dead cell phones!Finally a Worthington Police Vehicle stopped. This man changed my tire, he was so kind and patient. His name is Wayne O'Neal. I was on my way to Wednesday Evening Prayers at Olentangy Christian Reformed Church just off N Broadway. I let him know special prayers would be given for his kindness, and for God's blessing and protection for all these great men.

In the same building as the title bureau and assorted Union County offices, this small BMV office…read morehas longer lines than the title place but is still faster and friendlier than most. There is a side door in the large Union County building for easy access to the BMV and title office; go around to the right and look for the door. Take a number, wait a few minutes, and do your business. I was renewing one set and getting historical plates for another car; it would have taken about 15 minutes total except that they had a computer issue. Still, half an hour is about normal for a BMV. Service was friendly and helpful. It's a nice enough place to wait, with 20 or so chairs and a TV.

Deputy Leona Smith I was lucky to have her with my case. She's passionate and gets her job done…read morewhile showing empathy and compassion to everyone involved who deserves it. A great team she has with her and her partner. I will remember her.

I would never give any of our men and women in uniform a bad review--but I am asking to start…read moreticketing cyclists when they disobey the law. I was at intersection in Galena this past year and a sheriffs car watch cyclists run the stop sign (was just people doing everyday riding) I asked him if I was to run it in my truck would he give me a ticket? He seemed to get upset They always complain they have rights like cars so treat them as such

I was in a car accident today and had a hit and run situation in Dublin and called the police and…read morewithin no time a police officer was out to take a full report on the collision. He also made the party involved get to the scene of the crime to confess for a ticket. Thank God, for the Dublin police department. If it weren't for them, I would have a pretty hefty bill for a hit and run situation with my Lexus. I am very happy our police department takes care of our city when there are accidents involved because at the light where I was hit, there was no camera to record the incident. Although I am still a bit shaken up by today's event, I am rest assured I will be in good hands thanks to the police report on file now. Thank you Dublin Police and I will make sure to vote my tax dollars in our next election to help you guys do what you do best!

This is a small local post office not fsr from the center of town, within walking distance even…read more They have po boxes and a community board where people post news, things for sale, or other notices. When the desk is open they tend to have more of a variety of stamps compared to other post offices. They also run more timely than other towns do. Large deposit bins for in town and outgoing mail. Large parking lot.

If I could give a 0, I would. My opinion of this station will also be posted on every social media…read moreaccount I can find in Marengo and Morrow County. The service is just so poor here, especially if you're on a rural route, as I am. I have had to take time off from work to get packages that for some reason can't be left at my doorstep (and the carrier wrote on the form in my box that I asked my package be held at the station -- please just don't lie). Every single kind and polite person that has worked here has left, which makes me so very sad. I'm not sure if it's skill or will, but the service has really gone down hill. I will purchase stamps online, and I will post packages at other stations, and hope and pray that the ability to put items in my mail box is still achievable.

This memorial is located right inside the Marion Cemetery. It is right at the main entrance of the…read morecemetery and is hard to miss. It sits right next to the Marion Law Enforcement Memorial and across from the Marion County World War II Veterans Memorial. There is parking available within a reasonable walking distance in, front of the WWII Veterans Memorial. You can also pull over and park in the drive way to shorten your walk if you so choose. The centerpiece of the memorial is a statue of a firefighter wearing a helmet and holding an axe in his left hand as he is climbing a ladder. I like how the sculpture made the firefighter appear to emerge through the top of a granite base, which is inscribed with "Marion County Firefighter Memorial" and the firefighter's emblem under it. In the spring and summer, they plant flowers in front of the memorial. It is a small, but well-maintained memorial. There are two low granite walls on each side of the base, one with an inscription of the Firefighter's Prayer and the other with the honor roll of Marion County firefighters who died in the line of duty. The back drop of the memorial is three flag poles. There is an American flag that is flanked by the Ohio state flag on one side and the Firefighters flag on the other. This memorial is not a large consumer of your time. I was there less than 10 minutes, so I recommend checking out the Harding Memorial, Veterans Memorial Parking, the Merchant Memorial, and the Law Enforcement memorial, The WWII Marion County Veterans Memorial all with in a half a mile.

Dropped by this location purely based on convenience of my location at the time…read more Parking wasn't great but the location wasn't too busy and the service was quick! I don't know that I would recommend ... jusssst based on the parking.... but.... this location is downtown where I am NOT from... so I am not used to the parking situations down there.