I just want to give praise to the employees of the Hamilton County Assessors office in Noblesville…read more Every time I call regarding a question or issue I have with my property taxes they are very friendly and helpful. I'm a disabled veteran and I can always use the help when trying to make sense of how my property tax is determined and what is deductible. The Indiana legislature just modified how deductions are calculated for disabled veterans and honestly I was not able to discern how the modification affected me. They took the time to explain the changes and that made all the difference. I only hope someone in that office sees this review and tells the others. Your kindness and compassion makes a challenging life a little easier. Thank you.

I got that dreaded letter in the mail recently: I was being summoned for jury duty! Because I'm a…read moreresident of Hamilton County, I had to report to this particular court house. My experience being called for jury duty was fine. The people who work here are very professional and efficient. The building itself is beautiful. If you do have to serve on a jury and spend some time here, there are lots of restaurant options to choose from. I ended up being dismissed before lunch. Keep in mind that they don't allow you to park outside of the courthouse itself. There's a free parking garage a block away at which jurors are instructed to park. I would add an additional 10 minutes to your trip to find parking and walk to the courthouse. It's not far away, but there's a traffic light that takes a while. Also keep in mind: Before you enter the courthouse, you have to walk through a body scanner and empty your pockets. It's very easy but also kind of a pain, but I guess it's necessary in these strange and unpredictable times.

I visit this location to vote, and, more rcently, to donate food items to their little, free food…read morepantry. I have voted at this location for several years, but this last election was a trial. I am a handicapped senior citizen with several health issues; and I had to stand in line for more than 2.5 hours before being able to cast my vote. There was no place to sit down. The line snaked through the building and finally there were 2 chairs near the front entrance - after I had been standing for more than 2 hours. I was in tears by the time I was able to cast my vote because of the physical pain I was suffering. While standing in line, I noticed some people were being given immediate access into the building to vote and I realized that if I had brought my cane, or appeared to be more physically distraught, I might not have had to stand so long outside. The obvious appearance of a physical impairment does not always indicate which people suffer from chronic medical issues. PLEASE, Warren Township Trustee employees/voting workers, etc., make it easier for people with medical and/or physical impairments to cast their votes. DO NOT be selective in your choice of whom to admit into the building ahead of others in line. If any person with a medical and/or physical problem needs easier access to enter the building to vote, put up a sign, or have a designated person available at all times to usher them inside.

Today I went down to the Warren Central Government Center. Why would I go there on a Sunday…read moreafternoon when they're only open Monday-Friday? I went because as a good American citizen and exercising my right as an American Citizen, I went done there to VOTE! There are some court hearings that take place in that building and there has been voting for many years. The building itself is very well kept and has been kept very clean every time I've been in it. Why do I vote? It's my right and I Need to vote so the people I want to speak for me have a little better chance to get in their positions. Get out and vote early. We know nothing will interfere with our voting because we're done. If you don't vote, don't complain about the people in government.voting is your chance to try to put the people in office that you believe will serve our people best. I'm proud to be an American

SS Prater is amazing! he is extremely knowledgeable,polite and truly cares and wants to see…read moreeveryone succeed

Great experience with recruiting sergeants did a great job with providing me the opportunity to…read moreopen new leadership skills and opening new doors in my life to be all you can be. All the sergeants treated me with respect, and learned that sometimes you have something in common with an uncommon person. These Sergeants and my Staff Sergeant M. GARCIA do a great job with getting you through the process. My experience with meps/process was a cakewalk. I recommend this Recruiting Station, because they treat you as their own.

Friendly & efficient postal workers at this office. Even though I live closer to a different post…read moreoffice, I always drive to the McCordsville office.

Quick and simple post office. The location is fairly small with two counters. Boxes and stamps are…read moreavailable for purchase here. Avoid the rush and go early in the mornings or during the weekday.

I recently discovered this hidden gem at 13326 Overview Dr Fishers, IN 46037. This self service…read morePostal center allows you to buy stamps, mail letters & packages and even has postal boxes all without the lines and wait. Note: Automated Service Hours are Open 24 Hours / Day / 7 Days / Week. Pickup is 5:30pm only

I like the idea of this - self-service kiosks and large enough drop boxes to fit larger packages…read more Reason for the lower ratings? The kiosks weren't working, basically making this location useless for when j needed to ship out a package. Great idea, just need better attention and maintenance.

My friend and I were here on unofficial business, but the firefighters were kind and helpful. My…read morefriend caught a flat tire and needed a safe place to park her car until roadside assistance was able to make it to her. They assured her that her car would be fine there and that'd keep an eye on it. She was very appreciative.

I love the castle-like courthouse in Greenfield. The combination of Romanesque and French Gothic…read morestyles was the mastermind of Fort Wayne architects, Wing and Mahurin, in 1896. Geake and Henry constructed the building. The limestone Courthouse sits on a prominent plaza on Main Street in Greenfield, the county seat. In front, stands a beautiful statue of the town's favorite poet, James Whitcomb Riley. Several towers and a prominent center clock tower are exterior focal points. Inside, the deputy staff is friendly and welcoming. They directed me to several cases of historical information and told me I could take photos anywhere except courtrooms, which were in session. This is a fully operational Courthouse. The original treasurer's safe sits in the marble lined lobby. The floor is marble mosaic tiled. The building is mostly original and remodeled in 1990's. Gargoyles peer down periodically. The ceilings have beautiful gilded trim. There are several murals of Revolutionary war scenes and a prominent mural of James Whitcomb Riley surrounded by a group of children. Two sets of fabulous ornate wrought iron stairways lead up two flights. An elevator was added at some point and other updates were evident in several offices. The third floor sits under a beautiful stained glass dome. Arched stain glass windows surround the magnificent dome. The courtrooms sit in the third floor. I really wanted to see the courtrooms, but I didn't want to go to jail. This 130 year old structure is remarkable and a must visit if you are in Greenfield. In fact, this is a destination worthy visit for history and architecture buffs. Free street parking surrounds the building. The building is accessible.

It's the holidays. Everyone avoids the post office, right? Ok, I'm guilty too. But when I have to…read morego, this is my top choice. Why? With three tellers, they run through customers quickly. They also have 2 lobby machines. But why this location? Simple, they're friendly and reliable. The same ladies have been there for years. When it's not busy they are friendly and find little ways to laugh and talk with customers. My mail and packages get to their destinations quicker than from other post offices in the city. I'm not sure if the ladies that work the lobby will ever read this, but Thank you. You've brightened my days a few times today & did so again today.