Yesterday, August 23rd. I took my grandson to the Independence KSP driver's license exam. While I…read morestayed in my truck waiting for him to finish his business, I noticed several men and women (wearing KSP shirts) coming out of the KSP driver's testing building. They were breaking for lunch. What surprised me was one of the ladies got into her vehicle, attached her seatbelt and pull out of the parking space and as she drove passed me she was using her cell phone. MY QUESTION IS...IF SHE WAS TESTING SOMEONE AND THEY USED THEIR CELL PHONE WHILE DRIVING. WOULD SHE FAIL THEM? Rules for thee, but not for me!

This was the fastest and most friendly experience I have ever had while obtaining my driver…read morelicense. In the two other states I have applied for a driver license, it was all day event and signing away your first born child with as much documentation they required. Here in Kentucky, it was a complete different ballgame. I walked in to no line, received a friendly greeting, and was assured right away. It took about 5-10 mins of processing then the lady at the camera called my name before the cashier was even done! Got my picture, took a seat for about 3 minutes and my name was called for my license. I was there all of about 30 mins total, probably even less time. Quite amazing process if you ask me. I'm officially a Kentucky resident!

Kiosk experience was straight forward. For the holiday season, this post office was pretty empty…read more There was no waiting inside at the regular counter. 2 stars deducted since the shipping costs seems so much more than last year.

Went here to drop off a package. Accidentally turned into an area that was apparently for…read moreauthorized vehicles only and quickly realized my mistake and turned around. An employee aggressively chased after my car and proceeded to yell at me for entering an area that says "do not enter." She was extremely rude for an honest mistake and it was completely uncalled for

Been working at thos center 17 years (first three years I volunteered) was hired on in 2005 part…read moretime and been here ever since. Great people, kids and place. 20 years and going strong

I came on the day after Labor Day. Got there about 7:50 and there was a few people already waiting…read moreoutside the door. They opened up almost right on time. About 8:05 I was already being helped. Unfortunately I didn't have what I needed and ran home. Spent less than 10 minutes inside. The woman that helped me was friendly and helpful. About 8:25 I came back. Got everything processed (change of license from a different state), and in under 20 minutes I was out the door with my new KY driver's license. The 3 employees I interacted with were very friendly, and the service was quick. I'm very happy with my experience there.

Number was a disconnected number Still trying to figure…read morenumber. Been trying to get lost id mailed in form 3 weeks ago yet to hear anything

i understand people shouldn't go to jail but this staff is the rudest. I called before I went up…read morethere to take my wife her prescription eye glasses and the guy told me that I could bring them but I may have to wait. I said that's fine I'll bring them. Then I push the button so that someone could come and get the glasses and the guy on the speaker got rude and said they were understaffed. First of all not my problem and second of all if you don't like your job, you need to go somewhere else to work. I guess there is not many places you can do absolutely nothing and get paid for it. This place is a joke. I'll make sure I vote for anyone other than this jailer

It is a beautiful building however don't let that fool you!! The staff/corrections officers are…read morethe rudest, arrogant and most disrespectful people I have ever encountered. They never hide their disdain for visitors. What they obviously don't understand is as a visitor most people have never been to a jail before. I certainly didn't know the rules and kept getting different answers from everyone. It took ALL of my composure last night not to go off on the lady at the front desk. She rolled her eyes and shewed every time I spoke. I've never been treated with such blatant disrespect!!

Seriously lacking guys…read more Ever since I came to Lexington for college, I have noticed a HUGE difference in how roads lead and how roads are. I guess Lexington use to be a small city and now that it is growing, there is a need to find a way to upgrade the infrastructure. Suggestions are: 1.) To have three lanes on both sides of New Circle Road, Man O War, Richmond Road (all the way from Athens-Boonesboro), and any other high traffic road. 2.) Post a sign on any two lane road that anything bigger than a normal sized, four wheeled vehicle stay to the right except to pass- any vehicle pulling a trailer, motorcycles, and any sized truck (even the ones with four wheels), 3.) Traffic lights need to be quicker, preferably allow cross, turning traffic to go and then straight ways at all points of intersections, please take out the blinking yellow turning lights....tons of people could be T-boned if not judging traffic (yeah I know, it was probably intended that way to further alleviate traffic back ups) 4.) Make sure the traffic lights are in sync with the pedestrian lights- lots of times I will see a red hand when the traffic light is green (okay maybe it is that way because someone has to cross, before it can turn green) and make sure the countdowns on the pedestrian lights correspond with traffic lights (tons of times I will see the counter go to zero and the traffic light is still green) 5.) get someone from Texas to consult on putting ridges in the roads to allow for water flow and not make it as slick (there is a whole idea that if you match ridges with tire treads, it actually helps to provide better grip- study done by their Department of Highways shown on Modern Marvels) 6.) Any unlit areas of roadways on Richmond road should AT LEAST have reflectors on the islands, you cannot see anything at night and have to go off yellow lines- I am surprised this is not a compliance issue! I think that is it. I asked the mayor about it and he gave me an email from someone at this place. The guy responded; however, I am still not seeing any changes. We need our taxes to go to this kind of stuff, people are going crazy over it..silent rioting. It would decrease the overall accident rate and keep tire wear less.

Love this beautiful library location. Upon entry, I spotted community jigsaw puzzles itching to be…read moreworked and readers each snuggled up with a book. The layout is great and I was able to find what I needed. Looking forward to my next read and visit.

Rude staff and they try to shove the lbgqt crap down kids throats. Sad. But the have a great DVD…read moreselection. Not many books I was looking for

Nice little town in Lexington. We stopped in here for a show one weekend and we explored the city…read more It is definitely a college town and has a few sights and things to see. Nothing great or different but not a bad little downtown

Lexington is definitely a college town centered around the events hosted by the University of…read moreKentucky. As with most downtown buildings, you will see banks, hotels, restaurants and government buildings. There are a host small parks sprinkled throughout. Triangle Park is definitely a place you should visit because it transforms seasonally. In the Spring/Summer, you will experience the sprawling fountains. During the winter ice skating is available. Because we are a horse metropolis, you will also see horse statues, too.