Lance helped me with my property valuation Freeze paperwork…read more He gave me a ballpoint pen That is a cat pen. Great customer service. Professional And friendly. There was not too long of a wait. The building is beautiful.

This location is always busy they only can hold 49people and with how busy they are people are…read morealways standing outside the workers are always helpful sometimes things don't happen our way but the people that work there are doing there job whatever you submit is what they can go by...

I was recently in a HUGE...and I mean HUGE accident on I-40 and Eubanks. Nine cars, shut down…read morethree lanes of I-40. There were police cars, firetrucks, ambulances, helicopters, news cameras, and a butt load of mayhem. Luckily no one was seriously injured. My car was absolutely smashed. I was sitting still and was smashed by the side--but on to the review of the attending police. They were polite and most concerned about the people who might be injured first. They checked me and my daughter repeatedly, as did the EMT. They did the basic stuff--took a statement, got the information from all the drivers, etc. Then they did the whole above and beyond stuff. The car rental place my insurance prefers were out of cars. The officer got on the phone with them and they found me a car. Another officer drove us to the rental place. And I was still so shaken up that they took care of all the details for me. I've never been in a big wreck like that. Thanks to the police I got all the information I needed for my insurance, for the wrecker service, for the car rental place, and for my shaken up munchkin. I'm from Dallas and we have a good Police Department. However, I've been in a small wreck here and the police were sort of--good luck with that. Albuquerque Police were awesome!

Good group of fellas. Really appreciate their work. Keep it up, boys.read more

Just Go (#12) As a…read morevisitor of the State of New Mexico we've enjoyed our short stay during one summer in July 2016. We spent 4 days enjoying sightseeing at some historical buildings and landmarks, we signed up for tours... plus Howie (ABQ CM) was gracious enough to include us in two of his Yelp events in Albuquerque. New Mexico is part of the quadripoint where the boundaries of the four states meet at the Four Corners Monument. I once had a coworker who was raised by the Navajo tribe and he suggested we visit the Aztec Ruins National Monument, these were architectural remains once home to the Pueblo people. Visiting historic ruins always fascinated me so we stopped by and went on a self-guided tour. There is a trail guide which was only about 1/2 mile. It started with the Great Kiva, a building used for ceremonies. While walking through the ruins please keep in mind to keep noise level down out of respect to the ancestors of the Pueblo people. We rode the Sandia Peak Tramway in Albuquerque. At 10,378 feet, this tops the other two aerial trams I've experienced at Heavenly Valley in Lake Tahoe at 10,067 feet and Squaw Valley in the North Shore of Lake Tahoe at 9,050 feet. Once we reached the top we enjoyed beautiful panoramic views of ABQ and the New Mexico countryside! The Sandia Peak Tramway is the 3rd longest tramway in the world! The Carlsbad Caverns National Park was a popular spot... we took The Big Room Tour that was about 1.3 miles from start to finish. The cave was a huge natural limestone chamber that was decorated with different types of large calcite formations and cool stalactites. It took us about 1.0 to 1-1/2 hours to complete. You know me... I love my pictures. LoL! Arrive early... dress in layers, it was summertime but it gets cold below at the cavern. We signed up with ABQ Trolley Co for a tour of Albuquerque. This was a fun and educational experience. It took us from Old Town to the Historic Route 66 and everywhere else in between. This is not a hop-on, hop-off service. You hop off the trolley and that's it for you LoL! Our tour guide was great! Thanks to ABQ Yelp CM, Howie K, for allowing us to join cool Albuquerque Yelpers at their events! It was nice seeing Jeanie M (relocated from Reno NV): Yelp Pigs Out @ Pork & Brew (Rio Rancho) Yelp Makes Whoopee at the The Joint (WisePies Pizza) Had some yummy chicken & waffles at Frank's Famous Chicken & Waffles in Albuquerque... also, try fresh, delicious donuts from Whoo's Donuts in Santa Fe! There are more places to see but... Thank you, Great State of New Mexico! Have yet to experience the ghosts of these famous (or infamous) figures in New Mexico history -- Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, John Chisum, and Pancho Villa. Review #2430

New Mexico is a beautiful state. A lot of seniors are retiring to New Mexico. I spent some time…read morehere when I went on my cross country road trip. I found it too desolate. I like peace and quiet at times but I found New Mexico too too quiet. It was worrisome that I may get stranded on the highway and die of thirst. Sounds like a Twilight Zone episode, right. I carried extra supplies and gallons of water to be safe. I do like to decorate my apartment in Southwest Decor. It's been a while since I did any decorating. The pottery is absolutely my favorite. The oldest church is in New Mexico. You may want to do some research if you visit. I enjoyed my visit and I decided I wouldn't want to make New Mexico my home. You may feel different.

Taylor Ranch is a nice middle-class small residential area. I've lived in that area for some time…read moreand I've never had any issues with it. Reasonable homes and local schools. It has grown throughout the years but has still managed to keep its homey feel. I've never had any issues with destruction to my vehicle or anyone breaking into my living space. The neighbors are friendly and not so friendly just as in any neighborhood in Albuquerque. Homes are reasonable priced and are mostly owned by middle class families. They have a nice big Park with a lovely walking trail there are two schools closely located to the residential area and a few restaurants, shopping areas and a 7/11. I'm not exactly sure how far down Taylor Ranch goes but the more North you drive you'll see how developed the area has become. I like that part of town and it has beautiful views of Albuquerque.

The shortest update I may ever pen, and one of the best: Walmart is DOA!read more

I've voted early at this center twice, now, first during the 2020 General Election and just today…read morefor the Special Election to replace Deb Haaland in New Mexico's 1st Congressional District. Man, was that easy. When it comes to exercising your all-too-crucial right to vote, this state has their act together, and as a longtime member of this often do-it-mañana populace, casting my ballot today made me feel straight up proud. Every so often, New Mexico simply outshines the neighboring states, something we're also seeing in the vaccine rollout, nationwide. If you're reading this and you haven't taken literally five minutes to stop by your nearest voting center to cast a vote, hey, don't wait until June 1st, go do it NOW. This facility was well staffed with friendly people who directed me swiftly through the process, and as a complete reversal from my experience last November, there was absolutely no wait. Do your civic duty, go vote, here's a resource to locate the center nearest you: https://ballotpedia.org/New_Mexico%27s_1st_Congressional_District_special_election,_2021

A base in the middle of the desert. As it is mostly run by a civilian force, it is OK. The lodging…read moreaccommodations were good as well. And so was the gym. It takes a good minute to drive to maintenance area locations but other than that, it was cool.

My husband is retired military and I must say that it is always a pleasure to go on base…read moreEveryone and I mean everyone is so respectful The base itself is clean The BX is clean, the employees are always helpful....the pharmacy is well run I have lived on a number of bases as my Dad was also military, in fact he was stationed at Kirtland in the late 60s to early 70s...it has always been a top notch AFB

This is my go to spot for getting gas when I'm in town…read more The BX has a good amount of things if you need something. Be careful when using Google maps to get here since it could lead you to a dead end. There is another entrance to access the base about a mile down the road.

This base is not a bad base for the location. Since it's mostly run by civilians it has its qwerks.read more