For more than a century, this bell rang in the Limestone County Courthouse and now it is on display…read moreoutside the courthouse. I believe that towns have an obligation The Preserve their history. These are important for us to know and to remember and A-Town should be proud of where it came from. This is a great little addition to a very cool little town square.

Nice new building located just off 6th ave Decatur. That is also called Hwy 31 south…read more As u enter the building u meet 3 armed guards: security is fine. Tell them your business and the show u the proper floor and the elevator. Great service ‍

If one must get a STAR*ID (in compliance with the REAL ID Act) or replacement, etc. this is the…read moreplace to do it vs the Huntsville location. Totally worth the drive than having to wait a couple hours or half a day at the local HSV office. If you don't know about the REAL ID Act... Effective January 22, 2018, air travelers with a driver's license or identification card issued by a state that does not meet the requirements of the REAL ID Act (unless that state has been granted an extension to comply with the Act) must present an alternative form of identification acceptable to TSA in order to board a commercial domestic flight. Over the next two years, those states that are not REAL ID compliant are strongly encouraged to meet the requirements of the law for the benefit of their residents. Upon successfully getting through the metal detectors on the 1st floor, the license office is forward and to your left, then the first door on RT. Be prepared to read a lot of signs, but don't fret. You're in the right place. ;D There will be a screen to check-in at to obtain a # specific to your visit. STAR*IDs (whether drivers license or non-driving ID) are on the 1st floor in that office where one gets their #. DL renewals are on 2nd floor. Appointments are recommended, but who wants to wait 2-3 weeks out, right?! Came in here recently to get a STAR*ID drivers license since I lost mine, and was quite pleased w my experience. From the officers at the front scanning machine / metal detectors to the worker (Michelle B.) who assisted me, all were genuinely kind and respectful! If you present yourself w respect & kindness to others, it'll be mirrored back to you here. Though don't take kindness as naive or weakness. They're tough cookies here yet respectful. Gotta love when you come across kind government workers. They're far and few, especially in SoCal. Lol. Anywho, if you had to choose between HSV and Decatur, I totally recommend getting your necessary documents done here. I was in @ 9:02a, seen @ 10:20a, and out the door w a new STAR*ID DL at 10:35a! Thanks Michelle B. for being quick, efficient, hospitable, and kind!! While the waiting room was tight, bring your patience for those around you, maybe even a book or a juiced up mobile phone (ringer off), and lots of grace and mercy for the irritable and disrespectful kid w their tiresome parent. Last but not least, be sure to leave your firearms, knives, and such weapons in the car, or risk having the metal detector go off. Lesson learned. Yikes! Had to go back out and secure mine in the car. The officers were super kind about it, I think surprised too. Lol.

Over the years I've been to the courthouse plenty of times. Driver's permit and driver's license(s)…read morebecause I would lose them, registering to vote and the most pleasant experience here - getting married! Yup, the hubs and I left work a little early on a Wednesday, drove to the courthouse, and got hitched by a Justice of the Peace. I think it was $15.00. We had the option of adding a photograph for maybe $5.00 or $10.00 and I opted out. The Judge who presided over our "ceremony" did a fine job and was very pleasant! It was short, sweet, and legit! Since then, they've stopped marrying folks at the courthouse, which I think is a shame! My only dings on this courthouse are a. it is architecturally super unattractive b. parking can be a slight challenge, at least by Huntsville standards, and c. wait times for driver's licenses and other normal transactions can be excessive d. the restrooms are sorely out of date and didn't have room for a bride-to-be to spruce up for her wedding. Although I live in Limestone County now (the friendliest courthouse and municipal staff on the planet), I'm not current on Madison County courthouse's offerings; however, I do know the city has expanded their municipal footprint with the county structure off Church Street, the beautiful new Federal structure near Lowe (downtown Huntsville) and the SE Huntsville facility. Well done, Huntsville/Madison County!

I came here to do my Homestead exemption for my house. The courthouse closed all entrances but one…read more& is requiring face masks and use of hand sanitizer upon entry. The tax assessor's office was a quick experience. I was in and out in about 10-15 minutes.

Walked in to renew my license. Was back out the door in five minutes. Great, fast service.read more

I promise I would give zero stars if I could. I have been sitting here for over an hour. I have…read moregrabbed two tickets, and neither number has been called. I watched almost every single person in their leave and yet I'm still sitting there with the same two tickets and the numbers still have not been called.!!!! I hate this place with a passion.!!! Y'all have got to get better!

Extremely unprofessional and rude. Would give 0 stars if possible. The young lady Jocelyn in the…read moremunicipal court court customer service department is distasteful. When did it become government policy to argue and make snarky comments on the phone when trying to resolve an issue? To Management staff: Would definitely recommend retraining your employees if they talk like that handling business.

Yesterday we went to the Madison County Service Center to the Tax Assessor's Office. We received…read moreour property tax bills and both of us were surprised at the high bills. I called and was transferred and then the phone hung up on me. I tried to call a second time and the same thing happened. That's why I went to the Service Center. We both went thru the metal detector and my knees triggered the alarm. The deputy looked at me and I volunteered to show both knees. He told me that wasn't necessary. The alarm is triggered quite regularly by individuals who have had replacements he said. We signed in and received a ticket to wait for the tax assessor's office to call our number. 30 seconds later our number was called and we went to the second floor. A very nice young lady looked at our tax bills and told us the homestead exception was removed. She was able to reinstate the exemption and print out the new tax bill. All we had to do was head downstairs and sign in again to visit the tax collector's office. We signed in and 15 seconds later our number was called. We went inside and I paid the tax bills. This visit to the Service Center was smooth and quick. I am glad I wasn't trying to register a car or renew my car tag. If there were 100 people waiting, only 5 of us were there for services other than waiting for the license department. It occurred me it's the last Friday in September and the month will end on Wednesday so people were trying to get their car tags renewed by the 30th. For me my experience was great. 5/5

Ok so seriously... more people live in Madison county now, meaning more tax money for the…read moregovernment offices... sooo why is it that this sink is still broken like this? I say "still"because a couple months ago when I was here that exact same sink was doing the exact same thing. Oh allow me to add that the other only working one (2 out of 3 so I guess I shouldn't be saying anything ) was exactly the same way.

Come here for the Annual Somerville Celebration Festival, Fri., 1 May 2015! (Rain date Fri., 15…read moreMay 15.) We showed up here in April, and the building was "closed to the public due to safety issues with the floors." Stop by here sometime if you live in the vicinity of Morgan County, or have an interest in its history. This old county courthouse is just a couple of blocks north of Alabama hwy 67.

Couldn't find the review for the entire Square, so I'll post here. The exterior of the Courthose is…read moredefinitely more interesting than the interior. Nice to know the clock tower works, and the Methodist Church nearby is nice. I am sure there are many perks to this place, and the cowboy/pioneer statue was neat...but The Square, itself, didn't have much going for it. Heritage Park behind it is nice. I am sure there is more to it than at 10:30am....but everything is closed at that time? I hear they have a good pie shop. I gave it 3 stars because it looks like there were more positives than our experience, but casual walking and viewing, there wasn't really much to see. Glen Rose, as a town is nice, though. This just isn't one of the high points. Visit the Historic Granbury Square not too far away. Nice dining, shops, and entertainment. It won't disappoint.

We had been wanting to stop at this place and visit for awhile now. We never see any cars here, so…read morewe weren't expecting much. We quickly found that this place is amazing. We didn't expect to be so big, but the memorial just kept going and going. It eventually leads to the Huntsville Depot Museum, if you want to check out some old train cars and steam engines or if you want to keep walking it leads to the Gateway Greenway walk path. This is one of the best memorials I have seen outside of DC. I highly recommend you visit. *I threw in a couple pictures from the Huntsville Depot Museum that's located at the end of the memorial.

This is a beautiful peaceful memorial on the north cusp of downtown near the Depot…read more Mom and I have walked around it several times and when my sister comes to town, she likes to visit it, too. We have purchased pavers in memory of lost beloved Veterans and the process is easy and the people are very professional and prompt. One purchased recently should be installed by the 4th of July. When you order one you get the option of having a certificate mailed to the family of the honored Veteran. I highly recommend this. The certificate is of good quality and comes with a brochure of the memorial and I think, the general location where the brick will be. So happy my hometown honors our beloved Veterans and our great nation with this memorial. There is a lot to see here, so you can stay and learn and walk through all the displays or just get the main gist where the flags and the fountain are. Do check it out - you won't be sorry!

Very nice! Everyone is friendly and willing to help. Learned…read morea few things about alabama i didn't know.

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