Had mail held for 2 weeks. Requested delivery on Monday. Friday went to post office, said couldn't…read morehelp us. Told them mail was held to be delivered Monday. Went to check again, was still holding mail. Had delivered for 2 days, when should have been held, and was still holding everything else.

This location is tiny and not opened on the weekends, so you'll have to make arrangements. But the…read morecashier was friendly and knew what he was talking about. I needed my keys for my box (just moved into a new construction home), no hassle there! I do recommend this location if you are able to use during posted operating hours!

Worked well for us!…read more We are new to Texas and needed to register our vehicles. We brought everything we needed and got them both registered on our first visit.

Springtown location is always fast and friendly. Easy to get my license plates renewed.read more

Absolutely the smoothest process I have ever been through. They are professional and helpful. The…read morewait time was less than 20 mins.

I've been here a handful of times during my time living in Denton. Usually it's related to a…read morevehicle- title, registration, etc. The Mary & Jim Horner Government Center is pretty big on the inside, but 98% of you will need to go to the check in kiosks directly to the right of the entrance. There are two and one is ADA accessible. It's a user friendly interface and once you select your reason, it lists the necessary criteria that you need (for example: completed Form 130UA or something similar). It's so simple, if you don't have all the items then you don't need to waste an hour in line just to be sent away. There is usually a security guard just inside the entrance but I've seen him do a lot of troubleshooting and answering questions as well. I'm not going to lie, I've been here well over an hour on many of my visits. Most of the time I've come around 4pm and my longest visit was close to 2 hours, but that was a couple of years ago and for some reason, I feel like it was around a holiday. However, this time I came right at 3pm on a Tuesday and I was in and out in 20 minutes, including the walk to and from the parking lot! That's not bad at all! When I was there, just under half the stations had employees and there were maybe a dozen or so people waiting. The number system seems to be based on categories and my number was called when I had only been seated 6 or 7 minutes. My interaction with two employees was extremely kind and helpful, though I've never had a bad interaction with any of the employees ever. The main person helping me explained in detail what my two options were and then took care of me very quickly. Honestly, I was dealing with an old title that had previously been lost and I was certain I would need to ask a few questions and then come back at a later time with the rest of the info. Therefore, I was extremely happy with how easy this entire process was. Note, when possible try to come in the mid afternoon, it's unlikely you will get lucky on your lunch break. If you are doing anything with a title, they do not take new people filing titles after 4:30pm, so aim for an earlier visit. You can check their website to download forms ahead of time like I did so you are just asking about specifics before submitting. Also, if you call they tend to have messages listing the criteria as well. Do NOT show up at a government building without your ID. Seriously, what are you thinking? Depending on what you are doing, you may need to also bring proof of insurance and registration, just a good idea to have it easily accessible. They take Visa, Mastercard and Discover but not American Express. When using a card there is a $1 convenience fee. For something you can't avoid forever, they have a relatively painless system in place and I find this a pleasant experience compared to jury duty, license renewal, etc.

worst road but most used from. hwy 51 to Frienship. 2 miles. lived here 4 decades. never paved just…read morepatched. promises made never kept. Precinct 1 need a complete audit. dispicable maintenance on Old Springtown road. guess theres no Judges or council on this road. building over hundred homes. traffic is a disaster.

I have gone here several times to use the residential disposal center to get ride of large trash…read moreitems along with a lot of lumber / brush from my property. The staff here is always very professional and courteous. I am so happy that County Commissioner George Conley has this service available for us residents in precinct 1. The residential disposal center hours are Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. They are closed on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

Decatur is the seat of Texas' Wise County, which is about an hour or so north of the Dallas-Fort…read moreWorth metroplex. It is bordered to the north by Montague County which is adjacent to Oklahoma. So we're pretty far north in East Texas. Wise County was founded in 1856 and is named after Virginia Congressman Henry A. Wise, who has supported annexation of Texas by the United States. He was elected governor of Virginia in 1856. J. Riely Gordon's design of the Wise County Courthouse was similar but not identical to his design for the Ellis County Courthouse https://www.yelp.com/biz/ellis-county-courthouse-waxahachie?hrid=eBGUKM-BrvGmolUsyqKK0w. It was built in 1896 and illustrates Romanesque Revival characteristics that are found in a number of Gordon's Texas courthouses. This includes the use of turrets, a tower, segmented massing and fine ashlar masonry of contrasting textures and hues. The central tower, with its projecting balconies, setbacks and dormers, crowns the building. Particularly distinctive is the fine masonry work throughout the structure. The exterior walls are of rusticated pink granite, while the main columns are of polished pink granite. Unfortunately, the building was closed for the night when I was here at 5:30pm on Saturday. I'd have liked to see the inside. [Review 16105 overall - 285 in Texas - 1610 of 2021.]

This beautiful courthouse sits in the middle of the square. It has beautiful architecture and…read morefills a block. Hubby and I enjoyed walking around and looking at all of the outside details, but unfortunately, were not able to go inside... not sure if there is anything touristy to visit on the inside anyway.

We were here for a Women's Conference with NHFC! It was an absolutely beautiful space with…read moredelicious catered food. We were served maple chicken or grilled chicken as the entree with Ceasar salad and peach cheesecake!!! The staff kept the food refreshed and cleaned any small spills super quickly, the attentiveness was top-notch. The ac was the perfect temp and kept us feeling cool and focused on the main speaker. There was plenty of parking as well. We had a wonderful event!

Had a meeting here. Food was excellent! Steak was so tender you could cut it with a fork and it was…read moredelicious. Staff was so kind and professional. Excellent presentation all around. Outstanding experience, highly recommend.