Despite the fact that Corona is over in most of the world. You might catch it and die in the SS…read moreadministration. So wear your mask. Also don't use your phone. At all. The folks are friendly and helpful. And I only had to be there about 45 minutes. Maybe an hour. They were helpful and my business was accomplished. Still. That mask. Boo Hiss.

No long lines as before. Timed appointment is good. Security guard. Staff was ok. I don't get my…read moreaccount with Social Security office but I am going to keep trying

The wait was less than an hour to get my license renewed. The lady who helped me at the counter…read morecouldn't have been nicer. The facility itself was clean and not congested.

Quick fast and everything I needed. They are busy but efficient and very helpful. I've been her a…read morefew times now and it's been great. Brittany is super helpful and takes care of everything. I've seen her both times and she takes care of everything!

They did a most thorough and detailed inspection. I would highly recommend them for your home…read moreinspection.

I contacted these good people but the timing didn't work out. and I use another company and I was…read morevery sorry that I DID not hire Pelcan State. I had a great time on the telephone and I felt that Palican State would do a really good job but, I had a short time to get it done in and it just didn't work out. I know after my terrible experience with the people (unnamed) I did hire I know it would've gone better here. In the future make the time for the right people..

Since I'm the Duke I guess I should review this place. I like this courthouse because from the…read moreoutside it looks like a courthouse. A real sense of gravitas exudes from the structure. You like them big words? Yeah you do you dirty little nerds!!! The main lobby interior also really gives them "you're in a courthouse" vibe!!! However, some of the courtrooms don't have that classic feel because they've been updated. I love that dark wood and foreboding aura that old school courtrooms give off. That vibe let's you know some heavy shit goes down in here. That justice is being handed out!!! There is only street parking around the courthouse but there is a parking garage 2 blocks away from the courthouse in Regions Tower. Security can be a pain as they always make you take off your belt to go through the metal detector, even if your a freaking lawyer. Just a pain in the ass really. All in all I don't mind appearing here because it's a cool building and when you pull up you know you are about to walk into a courthouse.

I think judging a place by how efficient it is toward the end of the day is a pretty reliable…read moremetric. I had barley 15 minutes before they closed. Even though I lost a good minute because their weird government issued thermometer (it looks like a camera for a mug shot) said I was too warm from outside. I came in and the office was very straightforward and non controversial. I was out with at least 5 mins to spare.

Belton, TX, Wall St. I even think I would drive from Killeen Texas to go to this post office…read morebecause they are so good so efficient and professional and just to mention nice people.

They don't make post offices this big up north. It's reasonably close to the medical school and…read morehospital if you ever have something that needs sending.

This is the courthouse where one goes when ticketed by the Shreveport City police for misdemeanor…read moreinfractions of the law or violation of city ordinances. It is a 2 story affair with 2 elevators and stairs to the 2nd floor. On the main floor is the City Marshal's office as well as the Civil and Criminal Clerk of Court's offices. I am in this courthouse on a regular basis dealing with mainly criminal defense work. The court rooms are well appointed and even though modern provide the necessary feel of gravitas to let you know you are in fact in a courtroom and not in some sanitized box that could be anything. There are 5 courtrooms in all with the large courtroom (#1) being on the main floor with the other 4 courtrooms and Judge's Chambers being on the second floor. Well maintained and overall nice courthouse.

This is the main branch of the Shreveport City Library system. It's housed in the old federal…read morebuilding which used to be the Post Office and Court House. It's a very stately building and is located in the middle of the downtown area. The staff was friendly and helpful. As a visitor to the area, I didn't know what type of system they had to be able to use the Internet. But they had a guest pass system that allowed me to gain access to the Internet. I was a bit bummed that the children's department was as small as it was. I was surprised that it wasn't larger. Being that this was the main library for the Shreveport system, I was surprised that the collection wasn't as up to date as you would think a main library would be. For instance, I found old tax guides on the shelf from the early 1990s. Tax laws change yearly so keeping anything more than several years old is just obsolete after a while. I was also surprised that I was unable to locate any library catalog computers. Since I was there with my dad, we decided to make the trip worthwhile beyond just checking email. We decided to see if they had any books on Clementine Hunter, the primitive artists that we learned about at the Melrose Plantation. I looked for any computers that said library catalog, but couldn't find any. So I just decided to use the Internet computers to do my search. Thankfully, I know my way around a library catalog and quickly located some biographies on Clementine. A good thing to note about this library is that they are a government depository, meaning they have a government documents collection. So, if you're researching congressional hearings or legislation, you can find information here. Also, they have a petroleum documents collection for your oil industry research.

FYI - the iBistro system is on the same computers that you can use for internet access. you can…read morealso access the system through the internet. the children's section downtown is probably lacking because it is DOWNTOWN... The entire Shreve Memorial system covers Caddo parish and consists of neighborhood libraries that cater to the population.

tonight I was pulled over for not having my headlights on. I have a work van and they are usually…read moreautomatic but this time apparently they weren't. The officer was courteous but very intuitive. He gave me a field sobriety test and ultimately I passed. when it was all said and done, I do appreciate his professionalism from the start. Even though I was not intoxicate, he gave me the opportunity to prove that fact. When completed he let me go on my way. I know the police constantly get negative publicity but at the eod, they are doing their job. I do wholeheartedly appreciate the fact that I was given the opportunity to show I wasn't intoxicated by this office. I don't know his name but I want him to know that his professionalism did not go unnoticed. Thank you For all you do.

I have to say I have never been a huge fan of cops. Maybe it's just resentment from my dad being…read morelaw enforcement but that's another story. Since moving to Shreveport/Bossier in October I have heard horror stories about how "bad" the cops are in Bossier City and how they will bring you in for jaywalking etc. but I will say this today has been the worst day I've had in a long time and it was the kindness of two Bossier City cops that have made me smile. This morning my girlfriend and I were cut off and forced into the guardrail on the 220 exit ramp. She was historical because it's her brand new dream truck and trying to figure out what to do and what not. The Corporal who responded and I wish I remembered his name could not have been more helpful and supportive offering options and solutions, continually asking if she was ok because her shoulder was injured I mean this was by far the best experience I have ever had with a police officer and it was probably the most stressful situation I've had in a long time. Flash forward a couple hours and I'm sitting at gateway on airline and Officer Gray walks in and talks to the front desk apparently an elderly gentleman had a fender bender and busted a tire and officer Gay escorted him into the gateway parking lot and Convinced the staff to change the tire for this gentleman only because he is not allowed to do it or he would have himself. I am so happy today to call Bossier City my home and proud of my police department and it's people.