I've said it so many times, " I really don't like this place". However, my experience today let me…read moreknow that some of the staff at some of the offices don't speak for everyone that works for this company. Ms. Lowe and the receptionist was the best. I was end and out and was treated so professional. Ms Lowe let me know what was going to happen and asked me to let her know how I was feeling about all of it. She understood where I was with the process. We got it all done and she made sure that I had documentation of all of it. She was such a pleasure to work with.

Very helpful, quick and easy. Everyone was polite and moved with intention. They processed 2…read morevehicle registrations for me in about 5-10 min including title. Helpful tip, go online and print/fill out your forms prior to arrival and have your paperwork in order. That definitely helped expedite the process.

To whom it may concern... I love .. giving...props when it's…read moredue.. Whoever...is running this place.... YALL....are doing a wonderful job...!!! And.....I..mean that...!! Your reps in the reg/title department are..........always............so happy...and upbeat they are timely and make the experience so much better to deal with...I have been there on multiple occasions and get...a wonderful feeling every time. .it's clean and I don't dread....going...!!. unlike some of the surrounding cities Bravo.... Tax assessor's office on abrams in Arlington... Keep up the good work...and I'll see you in August..!!

What do you say about your local police department, where they know that we all need professional…read moreprotection from thieves, murdered, and rapists who destroy the quality of life in the whole City of Denton, Texas. U.S.A.. where I grew up in my family's Bell Avenue Historical District house, where I lived with my mother, father, and three sisters, Marilyn, Jan and Kim. Add a wonderful French Horn professional musician, who plays fourth chair French Horn for Washington, D.C. elite National Symphony Orchestra, which he joined after graduating from the University of North Texas, in Denton, Texas. U.S.A. I come from an artistic family who taught me right from wrong and always encouraged me to gain knowledge and keep track of what resources cost. It's a family that has been doing well for years, unguarded. Cheers, Mark F.

Called them tonight as I was stranded, as my car got towed by their towing company called On The…read moreRoad Again Towing. I called them as I am a disabled Veteran and had to walk over a mile to this towing company that illegally obtained my car and they refused to help a broke down Veteran get to his vehicle to get it out of a pound. I explained to the police I was sick, diabetes Type 1 and Stage 5 Kidney Failure, and needed my insulin and necessary medication before possible Ketoacidosis, and they refused to get me an officer on sight or anything. I could have had serious complications from their lack of duty or compassion. I will be contacting higher ups and or other agencies concerning this police departments lack of morals and not standing behind what having a badge really means.

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Worked well for us!…read more We are new to Texas and needed to register our vehicles. We brought everything we needed and got them both registered on our first visit.

Springtown location is always fast and friendly. Easy to get my license plates renewed.read more

One of my offices is in Grapevine and we have had a few situations where we have had to involve the…read moreCity of Grapevine Police Department and I have to give the team a full 5 Stars. They are responsive, caring, and compassionate in their approach to law enforcement. Very impressed!

Very helpful and polite. My bf had questions regarding vehicle tint and wanting to be up to code…read moreand the officers were very cordial and answered all his questions promptly. Sometimes it feels like the little things are just bothersome you hate to even ask, but these officers did not make us feel that way at all. Thank you for your service Grapevine PD.

There's a lot of talk on the streets about the plans along the Trinity, and how it'll affect the…read morelook and feel of Fort Worth. Well, the visit to the TRVA got me excited about where Fort Worth is going, and made me want to be here when it all comes to fruition. My bf and I use the Trinity Trails for cycling a lot, and it was nice to see how the trails will continue to improve, and how some businesses will make the trails as part of their business model - like the Woodshed. If you have a group of folks who are interested in hearing someone tell you about what's going on, give a call-ahead and they'll set your group up with someone to tell you all about it. I think our speaker's name was Matt- he was awesome! The displays are fun and interesting to look at, too. Check it out!

Isham is a historic six-acre community cemetery established in 1870 and located in east Fort Worth…read more One of the oldest graves dates back to 1885. The following is posted on the historical marker: The Rev. W. Marion Isham (1831-1904) and his family came to Tarrant County from Georgia about 1870. Soon after arriving in the area Isham donated a one-acre plot of land to be used for a community cemetery. The oldest remaining legible grave marker here is that of N. L. Sweet (1824-1870). Although earlier burials are documented by plain sandstone markers. Approximately five acres were added to the graveyard in 1941. Still, in operation as a community burial ground, the historic graveyard is maintained by the Isham Cemetery Association. Info on Rev Isham was taken from the association's website: Reverend Washington Marion Isham was born in 1831 in Everett Springs, Georgia. He fought in the United States Civil War for the Confederate Army in the 65th Regiment of the Georgia Infantry and eventually earned the title of Sergeant. He married Rosamond Brewer on September 2, 1852 in Calhoun, Georgia. After arriving in Texas, he founded the Isham Chapel Methodist Protestant Church which included eleven charter members. W. Marion died in 1904 in Ederville, Texas at the age of 72. The Isham Chapel congregation increased in size over the years and in 1952 was relocated to Hurst, TX. It is now known as the First United Methodist Church of Hurst. Info on burial plots : Spaces are not purchased but are reserved by families with burial eligibility. A right to burial is open exclusively to anyone who has a blood lineage to an immediate family member buried in the cemetery. I mostly come here for some peace and reflection but mostly playing pogo! I can be here alone and just focus on the sounds around me. Across the street from there is a horse farm and you can see the pretty horses galloping in the breeze~ There is a gravel trail that loops around the historical marker where the gym is placed so you never have to leave your car to get the gym signal. The gate is open all the time, I never been where its been closed. Usually, I am the only one in there but maybe twice I seen or encounter other humans visiting or doing some shady business. The older graves are in the middle of the loop and that is where more of the trees are concentrated at. There are other trees further down but no graves are located near them.