I had a traffic stop from an officer Greenfield, I am a 70 year old retired nurse, when he found…read moreout I was on my way to feed homeless cats, he told me he was an animal lover and I was going straight to heaven, what a beautiful experience. The Scranton Police are truly blessed to have him on their force.

Best Damn Men & Women around. You can Hate all yous want show them the Respect they deserve and you…read morewill get it back. They are lead by a true Warrior if the city official/officials who NEVER WERE POLICE or WENT TO WAR would just unleash him and stay the hell out of his way this city would be even better and the officers would love their jobs even more.

This place cracked me up. I drove across country with my brother and he really wanted to stop here…read morebecause he loves The Office. As we get into the city, we see the city signs that say, "Scranton, the Electric City. By Dundler Mifflin." We're thinking, the hell, that isn't a real company, right? So my brother goes into city hall to ask, "what's with Dundler Mifflin?" The reply was, "Oh, we love the show, so we thought it'd be fun to use Dundler Mifflin around the city." That cracked me up. So this is why I am rating Scranton City Hall a five, for their sense of humor.

One person who works there in th permtt and licensing dept is very gracious she didnt have to be so…read morepatient to a senior citizen her name is Ms Paulette helpful and kind . Thank You very much Sara Pinto Mulberry Towers give 5 stars

Judge Ware is an incredibly kind and deliberately fair man. He is worthy of his post; and careful…read morenot to abuse his authority. I have only had a few encounters with him and his office staff, but each time he was human, exact, and quick. I would never do anything to get on his wrong side - if he has one.

HARD PASS on the Keyser Ave location! They never notified me when my title arrived from NCDOT for a…read morestate transfer. I had to track it myself and discovered it had been delivered ten days earlier. When I went to the office, chaos ensued. No one seemed to know what they were doing, and they took their sweet time figuring it out. After over an hour of waiting, just as I was about to pay and leave with my plate, they sprung a surprise on me--I needed a bill of sale or else I'd have to pay sales tax on the bike again. Cue me scrambling to get in touch with the dealer, waiting even longer, and wasting my entire afternoon. Save yourself the headache and go elsewhere. Competitors handled my truck title in just 15 minutes, no fuss. Meanwhile, here at NE Title and Tag, I was stuck for almost two hours. Fast forward three months: They had the nerve to call and say I "forgot" to pay a fee--which, surprise, they forgot to charge me for--resulting in my registration being rejected by the state. After a heated back-and-forth with multiple people, they *finally* agreed to cover the fee and process what they had promised from the start. Now, I'm still anxiously waiting for my registration to show up. It's honestly scary that a place this disorganized is licensed to handle such important paperwork.

Excellent customer service excellent car registration fee are low excellent customer service from…read moreshawntae

My name is Jonathan S., I had the unfortunate experience to interact with officer Gallagher from…read morethe Dickson City, PA police department on 10/3/24. My driving was impeccable that evening. I'm 52 and a professional truck driver with approximately one million miles of flawless driving. Therefore, I know my driving was perfect the evening of 10/3/24, and virtually every time behind the wheel. I was pulled over because officer Gallagher had nothing better to do than to tail someone who was driving absolutely fine and run their license plate. My registration was expired. He also said my license was suspended, which was not accurate. I have a NY state driver's license and it definitely was not suspended. Anyway, he stated without question, that if I took care of the registration and the issue with PennDOT, he would dismiss the two tickets he issued me. Then when I went to traffic court on 3/3/25, he failed to honor his word. Not only did he fail to honor his word, he used infractions from my teens and twenties (decades ago) to justify his actions. That's absurd! He's absurd! Not only is he not a man of his word, he's a subpar officer and human being. I'm not saying that technically there wasn't a legitimate infraction, what I'm saying is that he lied to me. He shouldn't say things that he doesn't intend to follow through with. He should also do worthwhile police work and not harass people who are driving perfectly and stone-sober. He acted like a robot in court, obsessed with extracting money from people without the ability to assess the situation and exercise any discretion. I used to wholeheartedly support the police. I still do support them, though now it's halfheartedly. We have a broken system. Officers are way to desperate to generate revenue to maintain their job security. I'm not for defunding the police, I'm for fully funding the police. Taxes wouldn't need to be raised either, just trim some of the fat from the local government. I could write pages about that nonsense, though I'll refrain. Anyway, traffic court was a circus in Dickson City yesterday! They had so many people in there, it was a money making mill! All to raise revenue on the backs of the hurting, so the suits in the courtroom can chase their American dream. That's sick! We have a majorly flawed system that needs fixed. Until it is fixed, I encourage all officers to stand with the utmost integrity, and only say things that they fully intend to follow through with. Also use your God given mind to assess situations and exercise a little discretion and compassion when dealing with human beings. If you're thinking about the bottom line at the start of your shift, rather than how you can be a positive force, you're off the mark. I sincerely wish all public servants the best and will be praying for them... even officer Gallagher. Take care and always strive to do your best. Yesterday's mistakes don't define you, you can do great things today! Sincerely, Jonathan S.