I travel internationally and am unable to access the stamfordct.gov website to pay my real estate…read moretaxes. No email contacts available as well. Time for stamford to grow up and provide useful service not only to outsiders but residents too.

Social Services Department treats disabled persons horribly. They rush you off the phone like you…read moreare disturbing them and give you useless information. My advice to disabled, chronically ill, and:or elderly don't bother asking for help you won't get anywhere. My Google review was not visible to the public for some reason which was not valid but I will use any avenue I can to tell the truth about my very negative experience and what you can expect if you reach out to them if you are someone like me. I didn't appreciate being censored because my review is unfavorable:(

Everyone that I encountered was super professional and helpful. I had a great experience and would…read morerecommend this office to anyone.

I needed to get my passport within 3 weeks as I'm traveling for Christmas but airlines won't let…read moreyou board if it has less than 6 months left (it expires in January) Anyways, overall the process was very easy. I made an appointment online. There is a CVS down the street that does very quick passport photos. The staff at the passport agency were polite and professional. Very helpful. The process was quick and efficient. The only issue is that there is no assigned parking for the passport agency. There are lots of signs posted everywhere stating you can't park there for the passport agency or you will be towed. I was fortunate to have my mother with me who was able to stay in the car. I think the nearest parking would be several blocks away.

Almost forgot to renew my license before my birthday in a few days. The DMV by my house was already…read morebooked up so I came to the Stamford DMV by my job. I conveniently parked my car right out front. This location is appointment only and they only accept credit/debit, NO cash. The waiting area was unique as it had tables. You can check in on your phone. You get a text message when it's your turn. I didn't even notice how the whole process took me an hour because I was peacefully entertained using my phone. I wouldn't mind having to come here again, hopefully I won't have to until 2032!

This 46 foot structure stands out. The first time I was in Stamford, as soon as I got off the…read moreMetro-North station, it was the first thing I noticed. It sits in a park that is right next to the train station. The structure itself is not too exciting but when it was erected in 1999, it was the largest stained glass structure in the world. It has become the landmark for the city, which says more about how plain the city is rather than the structure itself.

I had read about the Stamford Cone as a piece of public art in Stamford CT. A 45' high stained…read moreglass cone? I'm in! But it turned out to be surprisingly difficult to find. The address given is of the UBS building. But it's actually across the street. Hidden behind a tree lined sidewalk. And the back side is just white glass, making it even more difficult to find. It's probably easiest to find/see from the train station. There is absolutely no parking nearby. So I ended up parking a few blocks away and walking over. The day I went, it was cloudy and overcast. I bet this is absolutely beautiful in the sun. But still- why hide a million dollar piece of art? From Wikipedia: "The Stamford Cone is a 14 metre high structural artwork in the shape of a cone built as a landmark feature for the headquarters building of UBS AG in Stamford, Connecticut. The structure, which entirely consists of stained glass by British artist Brian Clarke, was designed by architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and engineered by Dewhurst MacFarlane & Partners. It was completed in 1999 at a cost of over $1 million."

Library closed for a professional meeting yet no sign on the door. Unprofessional 11/7/25read more

Part library, part museum to me. Great location downtown Stamford. Only street parking available…read morefor now. I like the new materials room to the right when you walk in. The historic building is worth a visit alone. I particularly appreciate the entrepreneurial programs promoted and hosted by the library. I've found the staff helpful. The used bookstore is always worth a quick browse.

What a beautiful library! I came for a gathering on child abuse. My cousin was a speaker(she works…read morefor a domestic violence organization).The people holding the meeting were very nice & introduced themselves. The staff @ the library were so friendly! Keep our libraries alive!