Jose Leyva in the permits dept. was the most helpful and genuine person I have ever encountered in…read moremy years as a contractor. He made sure everything went smooth and answered all my questions to get my Certificate of occupancy. If more people like Jose worked for Coa the world would be a better place.

Calling up from San Antonio for some information was the worst part of my experience with the DSD…read more After my third attempt, I was able to get a live person on the phone who was beyond helpful. He suggested all the correct forms to bring in to properly register. I believe his name was Joshua. Thanks for your help, sir!! We walked right in with less than a five minute wait to be seen. They offer coffee and news while you wait. I could see maybe during some peak construction and business seasons this place gets insanely packed. Not the case for me. I was called back and given everything I need to do business in Austin. The entire experience took less than an hour, which was most excellent! Good luck!

So I'm driving back into my subdivision and stop at the stop sign, but not long enough to file,…read morepolish and paint my nails as required by the wonderful officer who pulled me over and gave me a ticket. How embarrassing as the neighbors drive by and rubber neck at me. I'm already a member of the leper lounge because we chose not to procreate. The sheriffs are supposed to be patrolling our neighborhood to discourage naughty crooks from breaking into our cars, but instead have taken to banking on pulling over the people in my hood.I know this, because there are a lot of people bitching about it on the neighborhood Yahoo group. I was so livid, incensed, irate because that just sucks to get pulled over in your own damn neighborhood on Thanksgiving!!!!!! Anyway, I remembered yesterday when I looked at my ripped up ticket which was stuck under my "fuckers" magnet on my fridge that I needed to respond to the court by Dec 25 or they're going to come get me. So I figured they'd be working today right? This is the first 24th of Dec that I haven't worked in like 5 years. But nooooooo, they were closed! Mixing church with state! Now what's going to happen when I call on Dec 26th? Just to play it safe, I faxed them a letter informing them I have attempted to no avail to contact them and they denied me this right because they are all off enjoying their eggnog. Bah humbug.

Leslie Enriquez is by far the most courteous employee there. You can tell she takes her job…read moreserious and is super professional

I love water. Water is delicious. So it rocks this utility provides us water 24-7!…read more The signs intrigue me. If you were thinking, "I need a place to trespass, I'll trespass here.", think again as the sign prohibits trespassing. If you were thinking, "I need a place to illegally dump my 3 dozen ukuleles and my 600 dozen curtains, so I'll dump them here.", think again as the sign prohibits illegal dumping. If you were thinking, "I need a place to park my Neon car for 12 hours a day, so I'll park it here.", think again as the sign prohibits parking. If the sign prohibits illegal dumping, what about legal dumping? The water tank comes up as an available wifi network, so what does that mean? Ponderables may perplex us. Otherwise, let us keep using and cherishing the water this utility provides.

We had an officer come and speak with our senior residents about fraud and how to avoid becoming a…read morevictim of fraud. Even though my senior properties are located in Comal county, he volunteered for the greater good of our seniors. Everyone was very thankful for this.

Got arrested with a PI. Food was alright, who made them mashed potatoes? They gave us blankets and…read morelet us watch the Longhorns game! Honestly not terrible! Bexar county is soooo much worse!

This is my favorite post office yet! They're always speedy, professional, and very friendly. I've…read morealso never had anything unaccounted for when using them.

Love this little post office. Though the hours are not generous, the service is great. Since there…read moreis only one checkout, plan on a few minutes in line. They have clearly outgrown this location with the ever-growing population, but it will be a sad day when this location inevitably gets "modernized".

Cars were stolen and detective/s were lazy working the case, called 3 times (once after I reached…read moreout to superior) and finally sent an email saying the case they they barely worked was suspended. Told them I wanted to press charges against thief that wrecked car since it was stolen from their county and was directed to the city it was found. Tried telling that county and they directed me bk to the other. Neither county seems too hung up about stolen or vandalized vehicles. There's articles on reddit and videos on tiktok regarding it. I'm also assuming that's why reviews have been turned off on their Google.

Thank you Robert Dickerson my angel who saved me! I was scared almost 30 feet up on the highway…read morewhen my car stopped out of no where. I was coming from San Antonio on the toll way. Sorry if I was acting jaded, been going threw so much and been so discombobulated. If I had car lol I would have brought you cupcakes or something. A+++++ How can I ever repay you Travis County. Thank you from me and my boys !

The cemetery sits on 27 acres and at this writing is still being recovered from overgrown…read morevegetation. There are some dedicated volunteers who have spent years removing the overgrowth and trash that was dumped here. There is still a sizable section of the graveyard that is thoroughly hidden by trees and overgrowth. The cemetery was begun in 1893. This is primarily an African graveyard and there are former slaves buried here. Unfortunately there are many graves that do not have markers. It is believed there are about 700 to 1000 people buried in this acreage. One thing this property also has an abundance of are African white Irises and one of the last surviving areas of the Post oak trees. The sign that designates this graveyard is currently being replaced and there is yet no Texas historical marker either. This is still an active graveyard and there have been recent burials. I found out that about 10% of the graves here are of infants. There are also numerous veterans graves.

A very nice cemetery. Lots of volunteers have been clearing this spot for years. It's actually the…read moreParks Spring Cemetery; but since all the variations are pronounced the same... no harm, no foul.

Line dancing is all the rage right now. Tiktok, Youtube, Instagram and Facebook all have videos of…read morefolks doing popular line dancing. If you have not seen the "Boots on the Ground" line dance videos you have managed to escape all social medial outlets (pretty phenomenal feat.) Line dancing is done at birthday parties, weddings, retirements...you name the event and there is a high probability line dancing will be happening. Generally speaking, most folks have done the electric slide or cupid's shuffle or more recently the Wobble. These are the "ticket to entry" line dances. Currently, there is so many line dancing out there I can barely keep up. Once you learn the base line dancing, then the younger peeps add a spin to it. I can't tell you how many times I have been line dancing and there are multiple versions of that line dance being done on the dance floor. I challenge myself to learn as many line dances as possible. Why? Because it is totally and completely fun!!! You might ask what does line dancing have to do with the St. John's community center? Well, the community center has an instructor that does line dancing every Tuesday, 6-8 pm for FREE. You could potentially learn 12-14 line dances in one night. Then you are prepared to spring out to the dance floor and join in on the fun.

Who knew getting shots could be so painless? (No pun intended.. ok, it was intended :-)…read more This place is awesome. It's so awesome that I had to create a new business profile just so I can review it on Yelp. Because after all, sharing is caring. St. John Community Center is endorsed by the City of Austin, and it's the chosen community resource for Austin's Tiny Shots and Big Shots immunization program. The entire vaccination process at the St. John Community Center was quick and easy. You call 2 days in advance to make an appointment. You check-in with the friendly staff. You wait a few minutes. Nurse calls. You get the shots. You pay. You leave -- *super* happy that you found this gem of a community resource! The staff -- everyone from the receptionist to the nurse to the cashier -- was helpful and nice. And this is by FAR the least expensive place to get shots around town. I walked away with 3 shots for only $10 -- total! I have no idea why anyone would get their shots, travel shots, or vaccinations elsewhere. Best part: St. John Community Center also provides immunizations for those who are uninsured, under-insured, or on Medicaid so be sure to let others know about it!