What do you say about your local police department, where they know that we all need professional…read moreprotection from thieves, murdered, and rapists who destroy the quality of life in the whole City of Denton, Texas. U.S.A.. where I grew up in my family's Bell Avenue Historical District house, where I lived with my mother, father, and three sisters, Marilyn, Jan and Kim. Add a wonderful French Horn professional musician, who plays fourth chair French Horn for Washington, D.C. elite National Symphony Orchestra, which he joined after graduating from the University of North Texas, in Denton, Texas. U.S.A. I come from an artistic family who taught me right from wrong and always encouraged me to gain knowledge and keep track of what resources cost. It's a family that has been doing well for years, unguarded. Cheers, Mark F.

Called them tonight as I was stranded, as my car got towed by their towing company called On The…read moreRoad Again Towing. I called them as I am a disabled Veteran and had to walk over a mile to this towing company that illegally obtained my car and they refused to help a broke down Veteran get to his vehicle to get it out of a pound. I explained to the police I was sick, diabetes Type 1 and Stage 5 Kidney Failure, and needed my insulin and necessary medication before possible Ketoacidosis, and they refused to get me an officer on sight or anything. I could have had serious complications from their lack of duty or compassion. I will be contacting higher ups and or other agencies concerning this police departments lack of morals and not standing behind what having a badge really means.

For a municipal court, Richardson isn't half bad. I went in because I had gotten a speeding ticket…read moreand wanted to take defensive driving. Waited for a little while in line until a teller was available and after showing the required documents, she gave me my paperwork. It was literally probably 15 minutes. I just came back this afternoon to submit my paperwork. It took a little longer since everyone in line ahead of me either wasn't prepared or they were surly. Seriously, one guy was taking it out on the teller. I have to say, she kept her cool the whole time. "Sir, you can give your reasons to the judge and he can decide. I can set up a court date." "Sir, this is just what we do, we're required to report any tickets that are over $100 and it will go on your driving record.... It doesn't matter that it's not a moving violation..... I am telling you this so you won't be surprised later." The guy was trying to catch flies with vinegar - a particularly sour attitude. My teller took my paper work and said, "Please sign here, that's the only thing left." I signed my paperwork. "You're done. Thanks." I got up and walked away and then walked back and said, "Is there some kind of receipt or paperwork you can give me to show that the ticket was dismissed?" She gave me copies of the paperwork I just submitted with the city seal and stamp at the bottom. They do a pretty good job, even though it's a place I want to visit as infrequently as I can.

Imagine being displaced by the Texas Winter Storm and then getting unfair treatment from the…read moreRichardson Municipal Court and the judge. I pleaded No Contest to a speeding ticket and asked for Deferred. 5 BUSINESS DAYS LATER I was supposed to be in court regarding the ticket? Admits the panic in Texas with the storm, and only being notified via mail. I received the mail 2 days after my "court date" and have now been issued a judgement against me. I paid the fine, all I want is Deferred. Asked the judge to appeal and she said nope. So much for Texans helping Texans. Pathetic treatment of the law.

This is the city dump for Allen residents. Somewhere in this vicinity they also have a spot where…read moreyou can pick up mulch. Not sure if there is a charge for the mulch. We dropped off some ancient TVs. I jokingly said we had a "body to drop off. " The dump manager came unglued on me. I listened to his lecture for 10 minutes on how I shouldn't joke about dead bodies at the dump. Scolded me like I was child. I felt like a child and took it. I deserved that one. Had no idea that a women's body was recently found in a Houston dump. Shame on me. (Goggled that information after my verbal flogging). Access to toss off these TVs is not easy. You have to toss everything over the edge. They are heavy! The sound of smashing glass tubes was pretty cool as the TVs popped. After much thought, I think the dump master has no sense of humor. Just saying.

Seems like this park has been under renovation ever since I moved here. Nonetheless, there are…read moreparts that are open to the public. Down along the Trinity River, behind TCC-TR and the police station, is a stretch of the park that visitors can check out. In addition, there is a beautiful memorial to Ripley Arnold. He is a pillar of early Fort Worth as it was founded and then gained traction as a growing municipality. During the summer months, the city hosts Rockin' the River with live music and festivities for the entire family. Don't miss out on what the city has to offer.

Wowzers! What a beautiful building! The inside looked so nice I thought I was lost. I went to the…read morefront desk in the Loby and was greeted with a larger than life smile. The very nice Lady was all to happy to direct me where to go! When I got into the building inspection office it wasn't obvious what to do or who to talk to. There were 2 people sitting in what appeared to be a mock waiting room. I waited patiently in front of the counter for what seemed like an excessive amount of time. I was never acknowledged or directed where to go. I finally asked a fellow patron singing in on a clip board marked with a sign that said "Complete Application". He told me to sign in on the clip board and someone would eventually get to me. Overall the experience was good but they could stand to communicate more clearly with better signage.

Terrible terrible experience. The prosecutor there Michelle L Voirin was bias and unprofessional…read more When I was called up to speak with her she instantly had a sour attitude and kept putting up her finger every time I tried to speak. After she gave me my options my dad wanted to pull me to the side to give me advice since I am not familiar with court proceedings. She said fine but I am putting you to the back of the line. We spoke for one minute and because of that she decided to be petty and make me wait for everyone in the court to talk to her before calling me up to put in my plea. It was a complete power trip on her part and although she probably has a miserable life she doesn't need to bring that energy into court. I don't think it is right to have a person of such low manner be in a position like this. Everyone else was very nice but she ruined the entire experience.

This place. It's a municipal court…read more It's not supposed to be user-friendly. However, the clerks here are all pretty reasonable people. You can't rely on them for legal advice, or for accurately passing on information about what you're supposed to do in the event you should find yourself needing to know what you're supposed to do, but they smile, and they're not mean. Not like some municipal court employees, who are mean, and don't smile, and act like it's all they can do not to call a judge and ask him to hold you in contempt. Stay away if you can.

One of the nicer sub-cities of Dallas, depending on the part. Among other attractions,, there's…read moregoat yoga and some fairly good restaurants.

I love this city. I…read morelove that there is *real* diversity. Within a mile of my house I can get Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese, North African, Indian, Russian, Persian, Arabic groceries and restaurant meals. I am sure I am forgetting many right now. The wife and I love it so much we bought our first-and-only house here. How's that for a recommendation?