workers were rude and dismissive. The beds are hard food is terrible, however they do provide a…read morewake up call. but no robes and toilet paper is in short supply. I do not recommend. Nice social setting with bunk mates.

The most disgusting place I don't care inmates shouldn't be treated like they are or have to live…read morein filth they are human not animals the officers that were there after 8pm should be evaluated they have anger issues you can't ask them anything they are lazy you can't even ask a question because they will yell at you they don't know how to communicate when they talk to you they curse and act like bullies they try to intimidate you the holding tank is dirty and stinks the toilet had feces all over it there was 1 lady that was there around 4pm that was professional and handled the inmates with care and compassion she was so respectful the other two lady's and two guys they came around 8 8:30pm definitely need a reality check

I can't say I've visited any other federal prisons so I'm giving this rating specifically with…read moreregard to the visitation experience. If visitation here is roughly the same as most other low security federal facilities then I would say our tax dollars are not being used efficiently. Visitation is first come first serve and the car line outside of the gate starts early. On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, I arrived at 5:30am and I was 17th in line. Fortunately when they open the gate at 8:00am they give each car a restaurant style pager/buzzer numbered sequentially so it's fair for those who get up super early and wait in their cars. Once in the parking lot there are no signs or instructions to help you understand how to prepare for visitation or what comes next. If you did your homework and found the visitation rules online beforehand you will find those instructions don't match the actual process. I was lucky enough to have the family of my friend tell me what to expect. If you're not so lucky, ask the officer inside and hopefully s/he will give you a clue. While we waited, our pager beeped confusingly but never flashed or vibrated as they do in a restaurant. The only way we knew our number was up was to keep checking in with the small group of eager visitors lingering outside the building keeping track... although a label on the pager instructs you to remain in your vehicle until called. Once inside the administration building you're screened similar to airport security except you can bring in essentially nothing other than $20 in 5's and 1's, and your car key. My girlfriend was wearing a normal fitted v-neck t-shirt and the officer warned her that it was too revealing and form fitting and he would only let her in if she agreed to keep her jacket on. Basically, to get inside you're made to feel like a prisoner yourself. After screening, you're escorted in small groups into the prison to the visitation room. The room is clean and filled with chairs and many vending machines with what I consider nasty food. No surprise and I don't really expect anything better. If you're among the first 12 or so into visitation you'll see your person shortly but if you're not then you will have to wait until after "count", which happens about 6 times a day. So we waited in the visitation room from 9:30am until 11:00am to see our friend, that's about 1/3 of the visitation period. The biggest disappointment is not being able to go outside of the visitation building to the fenced and secured outdoor space... which is well inside of the entirely secured prison facility. While the officers were professional and all the ones I interacted with had a good disposition, the visitation process is excessively slow, confusing, antiquated, and quite simply stupid. As taxpayers funding this facility's operation we deserve a more streamlined and efficient process.

Got there and didn't know how long it would take but I was in and out in less than 15 minutes.read more

This office is run like a joke. There are dozens of empty desks at the counter where clients could…read morebe helped but the staff seems to only work at the back desks away from the customers. When you do eventually reach a worker they inevitably are ill-prepared to handle your request. I always seem to find the worker that is "in-training". Makes me wonder what they do with all the employees they have trained over the last few years. Don't even get me started on the number of signs hanging around the office telling customers that cell phones are not welcome. Guess what ladies, if you want my insurance card you are getting it via my cell phone. Get over it... Setting the level of incompetence aside there is the issue of the working hours. The office is only open from 8-4. When exactly are those of us that work for a living supposed to come up to get our vehicle plates or amend vehicle titles? This tax-assessor has managed to destroy any semblance of customer service. It is my sincere hope that she is replaced soon and this office can be brought into the 21st century.

Allowing child grooming books in the library--while censoring websites they don't like, aka, RT.com…read more(the Russian news channel). Apparently, the library system believes we are unable to make up our mind about what's happening in the war... They are also closed on Holiday weekends! Good Lord! When are people out of work? When are kids out of school? The weekends--they close! Very poor library system--and I've lived in many states, this is the worst I've ever seen. Sad {:

We have visited the library NUMEROUS times so far since living in Midland…read more The staff always have been friendly and helpful! We liked the Curious George exhibit they had over the summer. Interested to see what other ones they will have! This is definitely a smaller library than other ones I have been to. We've mainly only been in the children's section and the DVDs. With 3 young kids, I rarely have time to read an adult book. I do like the modern look of the library. Cool chairs, awesome projections on the floors, etc. We typically come a few times a week!

Last time I was here as a passenger on Greyhound Bus was 50 years ago…read more Was pleasantly surprised how very clean the bathrooms were. The ticket lady was so friendly and helpful. The movies played on tV in lobby was entertaining and family friendly. Bus Drivers to and from ElPaso very safe drivers and helpful in directing to proper bus in switch overs! Look forward to traveling by bus now.

I will never take another greyhound bus again I was stranded on the side of the road for 15+ hours…read morein the middle of nowhere in texas. my travel was already 30+ hours just to get on a bus to break down not just once not just twice but 3 times within a 15 min period, then just to sit there for 15+ hours on the side of the road. I can not stress this enough I will never take it this was my first and only time taking a greyhound.

I went in to renew my driver's license. The staff were very friendly. I was in and out quickly.read more

The worst experience I have ever had at a DMV and this is the 4th State in which I have held a…read moredrivers license. I'm a veteran with 5 deployments and 10 years of service they discounted my DD214 and I left out of there without a license saying I was a veteran, but yet there are 20 ways to get an ID if your not from this country, I thought I was in California and not in Texas, I was beyond mad when I walked out. this place needs to have a supervisor that ensures people who have served this country get the respect that they deserve. This DMV can go F themselves!!

Passing through any town in Texas I always at least make the block. No matter how large or small a…read moretown or city is,I've got a talent for zeroing in on the good stuff. In this case it's the old Pecos County Jail. What a rich history. It was common in the late 1800s as Texas developed it's system of county governments,to build this type jail. This is the first one I've been in this extensively restored and given such an in depth knowledgeable private tour. The sheriff and family lived at the Place of business!!! You can get an idea of the downstairs home before you move up stairs to the jail It was remodeled in the early 1900s and again in the early 1950s. Really a great experience to step back in time in this jail. Go!