Did have a short wait appt was for 1:50, got there for 1:23, named called at 2:13, not to bad,…read moreservice was great, problem solved in a couple of days

I haven't gone here many times, but the times that I have gone, the staff was very, very courteous…read moreand helpful and the people once you got behind the counter, the Social Security staff were very knowledgeable

I wish I could give zero stars! They need to hire competent people first of all! And DO NOT EVER GO…read moreTO THE HOMER OFFICE!!! A very rude lady who does not know shit told me there was no option if I had a vehicle in a repair shop, that I had to keep my registration going, when in fact, there is a form called Statement of Non Use. What an idiot!! This is basic information that ANYONE working at the OMV should be trained on and know!! And did I get ANY registration renewal notices for either of my vehicles?? NO I DID NOT! This is the most backwards organization I have ever dealt with!! They need a total revamp, hire better and more people and actually answer the damn phone!! I have been trying to find out how much my past registration is for two hours and cannot get through the stupid system online or talk to anyone!! The only good experience I have had is when I made an appt in the Minden location. You should NOT have to make an appt at a local office to get things completed with regard to your vehicles!! To Keith E. Neal, Commissioner: if you read any of these reviews, I hope you are doing something to make this organization better. The residents of Louisiana deserve a competent organization that has integrity, dependability and competent people to handle our requests!!

They are misleading and their staff is untrained they charge you twice for red flags…read more Piss poor service

The newest Jefferson Parish library branch as been open about 5 months now. It's an airy modern…read morelooking facility with a good size children's section that has plenty of scheduled activities for the little ones. I haven't been there yet for the movie nights. The adult side is roomy with plenty of room to add more shelving when needed. There is a large computer area with Internet access and free wi-fii available throughout the building. There are a pair of study rooms as well as a meeting room. As you suspect for a newly built public building it very handicapped accessible. It is a nice addition to the parish library system.

This is the Bridge City Senior Center. I provide monthly hearing screenings and care for the…read morehearing aids some of the seniors have. The Director, Wanda Singleton is very organized and friendly. She is always helping provide services for the local seniors at the Center. It is a beautiful facility with plenty of activities to offer.

So I won't profess to be a historian and give deets on the bridge or its namesake; but what I will…read moredo is speak on is loving bridges and my experience on this bridge. Currently undergoing a facelift, the Huey P, as it's affectionately called, is a major thoroughfare to connect the WESTBANK to ELMWOOD; WEST to EAST!!! The bridge is appx 153 feet in height; it has commuter lanes and active train rails as well. The sight of the bridge can be daunting and a bit intimidating but it's quick for commuting and moving around. With the new renovation, it's shaping up to be more welcoming and less intimidating. This is great, I personally know a few folks who REFUSED to cross this bridge in the past because of its appearance. I've been told at some point as the trains cross the rails, they're expected/required to turn off their engines and just coast across. Something about safety, ehhhhhhh idk. I love bridges and this one gets some of my loving too.

I'm probably one of the few who miss the original bridge this may be due to the fact that I never…read morehad to cross this bridge out of necessity, it was always a option I chose freely. The new modern renovations has completely removed the fear factor for many, it also removed the thrill for those of us who were hopeful that our approach to this bridge was in sync with a freight train loaded with thousands of ton of cargo slowly inching its way across this high-rise trestle bridge shaking and flexing the structure as well as our inner fears, the murky waters flowing far below this bridge further enhanced this nightmarish but exhilarating experience. This bridge is unique in a number of of ways, the spans carrying vehicular traffic is a little over 1.52 miles long but the gradually sloping train trestle extends more than 4.35 miles. I'm sure this bridge had the engineers scratching their heads back in 1935 while only using slide rulers and number two pencils to calculate the load ratings especially for the longest span at nearly 800 feet not to mention the fearless engineer who maneuvered the first freight train across this iconic structure. In 2006, shortly after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, the State of Louisiana embarked on an unprecedented project to widen this 75-year-old civil engineering marvel. The $1.2 billion project celebrated its grand opening in June 2013 with new lanes in each direction and major railroad modifications. The project was a symbol of resilience of this great state's people. It's not the same and that's somewhat saddens me but the refurbishment and upgrades will ensure this engineering landmark will remain for many more generations to come, but they'll never experience this bridge as some of us have...

Zerrrroooooo!!!!!! I wish I could file a class action lawsuit against this department. For the time…read morebeing lost from not being considerate of people time and money in 2026. You mean to tell me that there is no way possible they can put a kiosk of some sort where you can insert your license , pay your bill to reinstate your license and be on your way. There has to be a better way. I had a 1:30pm appointment. I came at 12:30pm, I was told that you couldn't check in until 30 min before your scheduled time. I sat in the waiting area for 30 min, walked back to the window while she was on the phone talking, then she put me in queue. Mind you, I scheduled this appointment to save time so I could make it to work. You do better off just walking in, and hoping to be seen , I didn't leave until after closing time, aka 4pm. Made no sense to schedule an appointment, they should make more options to pay online to save time. Waste of time!

I made an appointment a month ago. I've been waiting for an hour despite having an appointment…read more Absolutely horrible place.

Expect them to be nasty if you opt out of going through the scanner. Power trip kicked in and male…read moreagent that came over was oddly aggressive. As of I had done something really wrong. Just strange, unnecessary behavior.

MSY Airport. TSA pre-check ticket. Alarm sounded when I went through. Was advised I needed a pat…read moredown (note, I told agent I had surgical drains). TSA agents took me into a separate room, my issue with this is personal belongings are sitting on the conveyor belt for ANYONE to help themselves to. I expressed concern but the TSA agents said you can't remove anything from the belt. THIS IS SO UNSAFE. YOU preach ABOUT ALWAYS KEEPING ITEMS IN SITE, YET THAT'S NOT POSSIBLE IF IN A SEPARATE, UNRELATED ROOM. I asked for hand sanitizer to clean my hands before contamination of the drains They had none, fortunately they did have spray alcohol. It's not the pat down I am upset about. It's the poor treatment from the TSA personal. A bunch of bumbling idiots (3 of them, 2 woman, 1 man). I expressed my concern about leaving my handbag, with my license, medical cards, money, prescription pain medicine, etc. it was unattended for a good portion of time. It's apparent the TSA agents have big heads and don't practice what they preach? Rating on a 0-5 with 0 being worst, I give this morning crew of three a BIG FAT 0.

They have a dalmatian like any good fire department should!read more

This the Harahan branch. It is a half block off of Jefferson Hwy. It's a nice neighborhood library,…read morenot near as fancy as the East Bank or West Bank Regionals. I usually can find a book or two to borrow each time I visit. The new book section is fairly large and the selection changes on a regular basis. If it is an older book you want, you would do best to go on line and order it sent to the branch. The branch was renovated within the last couple of years. All in all a nice resource for the area.

The librarians here are the sweetest! They really try to engage the kids and help them cultivate a…read morelove of reading (and the library).