Unprofessional when it comes to hiring for jobs! I applied…read morefor a position and they never reached out to me to notify me the position was already filled! I've called and left messages at least 4 times and nobody responded.

Not to be confused with the Katy Perry STD, which is something different entirely, and well worth…read morethe trouble it'll cause you. I've only had two experiences with the Katy police, so far anyway. So one has been mixed and one has been really bad. Obviously it's not my favorite Police Department. Barbie, who has worked as a lawyer on and off for a few years, has had iffy experiences with them also. Katy is weird. A burb of Houston, and yet... It does have definitely a small town mentality and they do seem to be often looking for outsiders to mess with, if you know what I mean. I look like an outsider and I don't have a Katy address so it's probably why I got messed with. At least I wasn't arrested. Then again I didn't do anything at all.

Not to be confused with the catty freeway, upon which all the drivers seem to get particularly…read morecatty with each other, and really pissy and what not. But that could be said about this one too, a lot of the time. This is the highway that goes from downtown Houston all the way out to Katy. After it passes Katy, it just becomes Interstate 10, crossing the wilderness and the nothingness to San Antonio, and then even more wilderness to El Paso. You're less in luck if you're heading east out of downtown instead of on the Katy Freeway, as you will see some of the most horrific industry and polluting factories and fiery petrochemical plants, throughout both Texas and Louisiana along Interstate 10. But the Katy Freeway section is quite nice. New, clean, wide, paved well... except for one scary ass thing: The surface gets really nasty when it's wet, which is a big problem, but the rest of the time it's working well. As in, they've made it wide enough and safe enough that it feels a lot more relaxing to drive now - even in traffic - than the vast majority of the highways in the Houston area, and in major cities in Texas, especially the ones that haven't yet been widened and feel like death traps, such as 45 North and especially 69 or perhaps 45 South, until you get out into the suburbs. Bae tells me it took a long time to make it so, though. A long time. Like Boston Big Dig long time. Like, according to the goddess herself, 15 years or so. I'm glad I wasn't here then doe. Now if they can just make their surface less slippery in rain, they will get my reclusive, seducive, elusive five star.

This review is for Hwy 99 ONLY…read more This Freeway is a convenient way to travel to wherever your destination may be. Although you will pay tolls, you can get to where you need to go a lot faster than fighting the rush hour traffic in the major thorofares. However if you choose to take this freeway often, the tolls can add up pretty quickly.

I lived in KATY over 20 years. I moved here from New Orleans. It's been a lot of changes since I've…read moregot here. It has really grown tremendously. There are restaurants, movie theaters, shopping, entertainment, venues, etc. You really don't have to leave KATY to do much of anything. Everything that you may need is here I can remember when Mason Road had no businesses from I 10 to Morton Ranch and now it's grown and businesses on both sides that been developed. At the time when I moved here Martin ranch stopped at Mason Road. It didn't go all the way through like I did now that was a great improvement. Also 99 stopped at I10 and now it goes almost around the whole city. You will enjoy your time here when you visit or if you live here.

8.21.23 In Katy today. Came to Katy to go to the doctor…read more The City of Katy has really grown! I remember when there was no Grand Parkway just beautiful pine trees and cows grazing. Now all that's gone and there is restaurants, grocery stores, Walmart, tons of shopping, water parks, doctors offices etc... I don't mind shopping and restaurants but let's leave the old trees.

Great program, builds strong character and personality, great people , would recomend to anyone who…read moreloves the Air Force and building a string character

I went today thinking I would get a head start by arriving at 7:30 since they open at 8. I should…read morehave been there an hour or two earlier. It was chaotic with no one to direct people. They have all kinds of things going on there including Court, marriages, vehicle title and registration. I was there to transfer title and register my vehicle. There were people in line inside the front of the building only to find out the real line was wrapping around the building outside. That started a big argument over which group was actually there first. There should have been someone to manage this. After waiting in the line for about 2 hours I finally got inside and was able to sit down. I thought I was going to pass out. When my number finally was called, the nicest man, James, helped me. He had a sign at his window saying he was a new employee in training. He made my experience seamless and even allowed me to make a call and have a document emailed over. He made my experience great because I got what I need accomplished. I really appreciate him for his kindness, patience, and assistance.

I absolutely dread coming here every time. The staff is incredibly rude, stereotypical lazy…read moreentitled, unhappy government workers. I have made three title transfer appointments and all three appointments I showed up for I was turned away because they cannot find me in their system.

Great place to study! It was quiet and had plenty of space. I also got a library card as well…read more Super easy process.

I really am a big fan, maybe the biggest fan of libraries. As I type this, I believe that it is…read moretime to renew my card. I hope I get a nicely designed-card this time. There are so very many perks to having a library card and I want everyone to have one. I love books, reading, writing, learning, words, and all of that so it is obvious that I am biased. However, on the flip side of that accessibility is really important to me in all facets of life. Speaking of accessibility, when I think of books I think of accessibility. We deserve knowledge and information that is free. Don't get me started yall, too bad I have already started. Libraries give us access to knowledge, education, and community and to me that is freedom. "HAVIN FUN AINT HARD WHEN YOU HAVE A LIBRARY CARD" is a remixed version of that saying, and I am not yelling with the caps, I am passionate. Having a library card, in my opinion, is top-tier. Elite, if you will. I frequent this particular library in Cinco Ranch due to the proximity, helpful staff, and resources available. I spent a lot of my waking hours here during grad school and I miss that. These days, I pop in to pick up my holds, browse the shelves quickly, and dip. Get a library card if you don't have one. Yes, it's free. Bring in some mail that verifies your address. My dream job is in a library, although I do not dream of labor. So if you're the hiring manager and you're reading this- hello? :) Go check out some books!