What a lovely office full of beautiful people, starting with the security guard Mr Ballard and the…read morerepresentative Mrs Billington. Both were so friendly and so helpful . Would recommend this office all the time!!! They were wonderful.

The worst SSA building I've been to - everyone is so rude and unhelpful including the manager or…read moresupervisor who will barely give you a moment to speak before speaking over you. Better to drive out of the way for a different experience.

The cafeteria staff Laura is super nice and is willing to assist your needs. I had difficulties to…read moreclaim my first-visit-free-coffee and she was the one who came out from the counter and used her device to complete the transaction. The coffee doesn't cost a lot, but the willingness to serve customers is priceless! Thank you

Recently served jury duty here. They do make it as painless as possible providing free Wi-Fi and…read morecharging stations with lightning and USB-C charging ports. If jurors forgot their juror summons they were able to have it reprinted on site. There is a large jury holding room and a jury lounge off to the side. The lounge was less crowded so I waited there most of the time. The speaker system was set up so you could hear the announcements from either space. Jurors were repeatedly thanked by the people making the announcements and the informational videos for taking time out of their busy schedule to serve. It was nice to feel appreciated. About 30 minutes after arrival time juror ballots and information cards were collected. If your ballot was pulled your name would be announced and you would report to a juror room. There they take attendance and jurors would fill out questionnaires if required by the judge. Then the jurors would be escorted to the courtroom where the juror selection process would take place. Then selection starts with jurors who wish to be excused for scheduling issues such as travel during the trial period or other reasons for not being able to serve. After that 14 jurors (12 main and 2 alternate) are chosen and questioned by the attorneys. Then the jurors are chosen from the 14. If necessary the process repeats with another round. Jurors not chosen needed to report back to the holding area. Back at the holding area jurors would wait until released. Jurors were released for lunch from 12:30pm to 2:00pm. The day ends at 5pm unless released earlier. Before being released jurors received a letter as a proof of service. The juror selection process seemed long and tedious. Not sure if it can be streamlined somehow. Upon returning to the holding area after lunch it was not clear that the jury pool was already released (probably before lunch when I was away during juror selection). I ended up waiting around for 45 minutes before finding someone to ask and getting my proof of service. Posting signs in the juror holding area or text/email notifications would solve this. Interestingly there was a mobile mammography unit parked outside of the building. You could get a mammogram if you were insured, had a referral from your doctor and didn't have a mammogram in the last year. It was a good way to multitask when waiting around in the holding area if it was a need. As for food and snacks there was a cafe downstairs that I didn't visit. There were signs to get a free coffee by signing up at a link revealed with a QR code.

Let's take a poll: Would you like the US Mail to be privatized rather than run by the government?…read more Let me help you think through this. The Post Office in Mineola looks old and tired, with a rather depressing appearance that can be quite off-putting. The Postal brick building has an old traditional apperance which fits well in the town. Recently, I have been having issues when it comes to holding mail and forwarding services. The service from government-employed postal workers can also be inconsistent; sometimes good, sometimes not so much. However, the service for ordinary mail packaging was good today. On the other hand, if the mail service were privatized, prices might increase, but the quality of service could improve significantly. For example, I often use UPS stores, which are privately owned, and their service is consistently excellent. However, changing the current system would require an act of Congress. There are substantial legal and political obstacles to privatizing the Postal Service, which makes such a transition complex and challenging.

THE BEST post office I have ever been to. Tina helped me and was so patient and friendly! What a…read moredifference from other post offices I use. Line moved quickly and everyone was so nice! A+++++

Plenty of parking and wasn't crazy crowded. Nice older people working helping all the voters. Line…read moremoving smoothly and was quite quick. Since I have been voting in this building, I enjoy voting more not like before in Queens. Everyone loved Bambina as well. =)) This building made voting pleasant!

It's a courthouse so it's never getting a 5 star rating. This particular courthouse is in suburbia…read morebut is right near the Hempstead LIRR station. There's a Dunkin Donuts right across the street from it so that's also a plus if you're trying to kill time or get breakfast beforehand. The layout is pretty straightforward and security is good about telling you where courts are located. There are ladies rooms on the first & second floors; I didn't have any problems with them when I've been. I've mostly been here for housing court cases and that process was also fairly straightforward. The court itself is definitely "a-okay". It's not dingy and filthy like some of the courts but it's not a brand new state of the art design like Richmond County either.

An extremely "Unpleasant" place filled with "Unpleasant" people. Court Officers, Clerks and Staff…read moreare Condensing, Unpleasant, Unaccommodating and Rude - I personally experienced this. Emotions run high in this place. Honestly - I think "The Machine" is run quite well. Nevertheless, - if you can avoid - which you can't - Well, Not sure what else to say.

Very helpful and easy to find , parking was easy as well. The staff seemed willing to help you with…read moreyour documents .

As a member of the public, I expect professionalism from public servants. It is disappointing when…read moreofficials use offensive language, such as being called an 'asshole' by a miserable, sad and worthless security guard. I hope Nassau County prioritizes accountability and respectful service.

Great town with friendly residents. Becoming an up and coming village that has great DPW services…read more Streets are quickly cleared in the winter and it has a great pool in the summer!

There's usually only one person working the desk and they only allow one person to enter the office…read moreat a time. There is a waiting area where the security guard will tell you when you can enter. The clerks are generally nice and provide useful information.

Smooth Sailing , officers were nice and helpful . I was there to submit my pistol licence and it…read morewas easy . Lady at the counter very nice , not rude like how DMV is !

Props to Jeffrey at the Records Bureau. He is patient with your request, informative, and very…read moresupportive. You know, like that good friend you have who works somewhere and they got your back? We usually have like zero expectations from PD or DMVs, but not here at NCPD. I did have to drop by a second time for my request, but it was for a valid reason like having expired passport. If you have everything they asked for, everything is good! They really seem like they love helping you. Oh, I think NCPD is closed on Fridays. It's better to check the times before dropping by. COVID related, they're having you wait outside, socially distanced, allowing 2 guests at a time, temperature measured at the entrance, sanitizer available at the entrance. Everyone is wearing a mask.