Every time I call , they are extremely helpful and very pleasant to work with. Marci is very…read moreprofessional and extremely easy to work with .

If you go online and make an appointment before you go, this is the fastest DMV I've ever been too…read more In and out 10 minutes for a renewal, I've never seen that before. People working here are friendly and helpful if you have questions. If you don't make an appointment the line still seems to move along pretty quick. Really though I would strongly recommend making an appointment online it was surprisingly fast. They need to check you in with the machine to the left of the lobby facing the information desk, the security should point you toward it.

If I could give this place a zero star I would. This place is a joke. You go in there and the…read moreworkers completely treat you like crap for no reason. Just pretty much the fact that they hate their jobs. I clearly only go here when I need to and every time it never fails where I'll end up with the old miserable guy there in the front information center. This time I got him and another woman that will not even let you ask questions. The problem was my mother had to be there in order for me to register my car cause right now it's under hers. So the woman told Me "your mom has to be here because we can't share her info to you." I absolutely understand that, but I had more questions to ask that doesn't have to deal with my mother and her information. That woman whom I should have asked for her name, cut me off and talked over me. Wouldn't answer my questions not even for example: was there any other documents that I had to bring to get my car registered? Lol! I should have known it was going to be a shitty time there when I said "excuse me to her and asked for a pen" she just threw it at me like How dare I disturbed her talking to her coworker. Maybe they should work at the county building on the 1st floor and then maybe they'll realized their job isn't so bad. This is coming from a social worker who works at the county building by the way.

Absolute worst customer service I have ever come across. Say they will be at the house in 20 mins,…read moreI call 45 mins later and they say its going to be another 20. I had a flood in my basement that knocked out the pilot to my hot water tank and all I had to do was relight the flame, taking precaution I felt I should double check if there is a gas leak before doing so. So I called national grid and they said the would come and double check it for me. When they got here, without checking anything, they turned off my gas and electric, red tagged the furnace, water tank, washer, dryer and more and told me they can't turn it back on until I get a contractor to come take a look at them. I feel like this is illegal. Being molested by a monopoly. Taken advantage of by the only option. It took them 10 mins to shut everything off and its taking them days to turn the stuff back on after a contractor came in and cleared everything. This is the equivalent to rape. Thank you National Grid. You are the best!

I don't even want to give them one star. Negative stars. I have had my apartment for 2 months now…read more Before I had moved in, I had called to set up my service. I told them my apartment address, and location. When I moved in, everything was fine, 2 weeks later, I had received a call at work that my power had been shut off. Obviously, it was a mistake, I had not even received a bill yet. So I called, expecting that they would admit fault, and send someone out to turn it back on due to error. NO. When I called, I was told over and over that it was my fault, that it would be a week before anyone was "available" to come turn it back on. I told them this was unacceptable, it was not my fault they hooked up the wrong apartment. Come to find out, not only would it be a week before someone could come back out to my centrally located residence, but the request would only be processed AFTER I got a notarized letter from my landlord, because the previous tenant had a overdue account. Again, not my fault. I wasted HOURS talking to HORRIBLE customer service reps that kept pushing me off to someone else. Further irritating me. Finally I had enough and I demanded the highest supervisor they could find. I will admit at this point I was FUMING. A customer for 2 weeks and treated like a nuisance. After being told "no", and "too bad" by about 10 people, finally I had been connected to a angel. After re-iterating my story for the final time, she showed some compassion, apologized for the mistake and the rudeness of her reps, and had someone to me the next day. Fast forward ONE MONTH. This was my mistake by not realizing I had only a 3 day grace period with my account payments. I REFUSE to set up automatic payments, but I am never far overdue with my payments. It is less than a week from my due date, and I get paid in two days, like many hard working citizens, I do not have the luxury of paying everything off with one paycheck. Regardless, I have been receiving collection calls EVERY DAY at 7:30AM. I believe this is excessive and borderline harassment. Fearing a repeat of the horrendous "shut off process" I wanted to check into it. Perhaps they still have me linked to the old tenants account somehow. No. It is a automatic harassment call that you receive after 3 days past your due date. There is NOTHING they can do about it. Again, customer service was extremely rude. Ignoring my questions, and persisting to know WHEN I will pay. It seemed interesting to me that collections would be SO aggressive with new accounts, that have no history of late payment, and most companies (ex. car insurance, car loans) have a grace period of a week or two. I tried to ask how long after due dates they issue "shut off notices", explaining that I have had nothing but a headache with this company since I have opened the account. I have no problem paying my bills, but looking for information, so I can allocate my funds effectively. HELP, would be appreciated. Instead I was dismissed and ignored sarcastically asked if there was anything she could "help" me with, no!, you have yet to help me with ONE THING! I find it disgusting that a company like this can have such a monopoly, therefore allowing their staff to be so rude and dismissive. I get customer service is not a pretty job, but perhaps trying to remove sarcastic, and condescending tones from your voice would be a good place to start. If there was another company that could provide me with my heat and electric I would switch in a HEARTBEAT. If I could have a open fire pit in my living room, I would. And if somehow national grid had a gas leak and blew itself up, I would not be upset. You guys suck!

Rude, rude, nothing but rude people working there. I cannot believe my ears when I gave these…read morepeople a call. I have a person that came from out there came to live in one of my working programs of domestic violence and needed just one letter stating that her case was closed, and here they came with an aditude, telling her and myself that they cannot give any information out, they cannot send fax to the welfare office in the state of California. I have had the case worker calling and all they had to say was no one can help you at this time, everyone is at lunch, called again something different. What kind of help are these people giving to public? I hope this review serves to send someone over there and see what's going on. Lack of poor service and no manners. And as professionalism, OMG one of the "ladies" even swore at me, I couldn't believe how this government office is still running. I'm disgusted by their services.

Great small town library with a big town reach. Morrisville library has access to materials from…read moredozens of other libraries, has free internet access and free wifi. Don't be fooled by it's little size, it's a great library for a small town.

Last night at 6:15 pm we had to pleasure to meet Speculator's finest. Hats off to a great group of…read morevolunteers. Not only did these folks on their own time rush to the nearby firehouse, but as a group came over to our chalet in the fire truck and in their cars. Whilst cooking dinner this week, a cooking malfunction happened. Owing to inattention, five delicious loaves of buttery garlic bread transformed into a charcoal like fashion, without hesitation. As we sat on the deck with the smoldering evidence, we heard the siren call. The gardener on the grounds, a volunteer fireman, rushed to the firehouse....only to return. It was us... Awkwardly, the sirens were coming closer... You guessed it. Who hasn't done this? And I'm so grateful, it wasn't me.