I just visited the excellent staff of the Pflugerville DPS. Ms. Sharan and Nekebra were both polite…read moreand helpful. MS. LESLIE is an ANGEL. During my perhaps 45 minute visit MS. LESLIE was very sweet and assisting several customers. I hope the Management appreciates the excellent staff there. Especially MS. LESLIE.

The staff is very friendly. This is a great location. I would highly recommend this location.read more

When is it okay to rate the police department five stars? When they come by as a courtesy and are…read morepolite and don't make you feel stupid for calling them. You see, some weirdo kept banging on the front door, claiming to be the police. We looked out the peep hole but, said idiot covered the hole. You can never be too safe- so we called 911. The female operator who answered was rude as all hell but, the officers that came by were awesome! Note to 911: I understand your job is stressful and time is of the essence but, your attitude is condescending and unhelpful. Note to CedarPark PD: You are a gem in the world of police forces.... thank you!

Got fingerprint cards. Very straightforward and helpful. Come here if you need to get someread more

Today I went to the R.R.P.D to drop off old medication for the annual old Rx drop-off. This is a…read morecommunity event where those who have unused or old medication may drop it off to be disintegrated of properly so the medication will not be used illegally or sold. This is a wonderful idea as it advocates for cleaner water and streams (for those who place medication down sinks and waste ways). In addition, this event is a "no questions asked" event. I have been here before for other events such as the R.R.P.D summer camp for youth. My son has attended a week of camp here with the R.R.P.D. These week long camps are held every summer, are free to the public, and are ran by R.R.P.D. These summer camps stress the importance of teamwork, physical fitness and the importance of being a law abiding person. #backthebadge

I would like to log a formal complaint regarding a traffic stop for a minor speeding infraction…read more The interaction was handled with a notable lack of empathy and professionalism. I was experiencing an incredibly stressful personal emergency that morning and was attempting to make it to a critical doctor's appointment. The officer was entirely unsympathetic to the situation and deliberately prolonged the citation process, which ultimately caused me to miss my appointment. Additionally, the municipal court's system is highly inconvenient; I was advised by a clerk that citations cannot even be viewed for a week due to department delays in uploading paperwork. Experiences like this reflect poorly on the department's commitment to community policing and standard administrative competence.

This is the last place I expected to visit…read more No, Officer, the handcuffs are not too tight. Yes, the ride in the Police cruiser was fun with the lights and sirens going. Okay, seriously, am I the only person on the list of potential jurers? I have been called to jury duty seven times and served them all. This court has been the nicest of all the courts I have served on. Beautiful tiled entryway is in the waiting area. Stunning wood panel walls. The visitor's seats in court are the usual rock hard wood pews. So I guess I was glad I was picked so I could sit in the soft jury seats. The Procesutor, Judge and Bailiff were very pleasant to work with. Wow! They pay $10.00 per day instead of the usual 6 bucks. In conclusion, it is a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.

Spent a coupla hours here today, and for those Cedar Parkites out there in trouble with the Laws,…read moreI'm gonna impart some useful info. First off, if you are looking for the Police Dept, it is also located in this building. If you own a pet in Cedar Park, you gotta get CP tags at the police station. IT"S THE LAW!! and you gotta renew them with each rabies vaccine.....don't talk to ME about "the Man". He got me goin and comin. Being a model citizen (read: never been caught), I'd never been to court and this was definitely NOT what I'd expected. First you walk in and have to stand in line to sign in. Then you, and 20+ total strangers are all called in to air out your drama in public. At first, I was nervous about this ordeal...as time passed....and passed....nervous turned into boredom which turned into agitation...which eventually devolved into curiosity as I began to realize I was gonna be last called. Were they saving the best or the worst for last? Or was this pergatory some form of my punishment?? I learned a few things whilst waiting on my pew (very churchlike): 1. I learned how the judge metes out justice for traffic violations, juvenile delinquents, and minor assaulters (he was very fair and made me much more relaxed). 2. I learned that the guy who knows how the system works and can be helpful in directing you where to sign in, can be one of the assaulters. Be careful.... 3. I learned, again, why I don't have kids. There were a few bad eggs in there and I would hate to be they mommas. Actually, my "kids" are bad eggs too, apparently. Hmm. 4. I learned I can write an entire review in my head when I have nothing else to do but stare at wood panelling. I could tell you how many chairs were in the jury panel and describe in length the color scheme of the carpeting. But I don't want to bore you with details....I"ll just bore you with this review instead :) After you speak to the judge, you are directed to go back out of the courtroom and wait, again, to be called to settle your fines. What seemed an eternity in my brain, actually worked out to 2 hours flat, and as mentioned, I was the last one dealt with. This, btw, had nothing to do with when I signed in or alphabetical names. Nope it's all about your docket number...and nothing personal as I'd thought. I certainly wouldn't recommend coming here for grins, but if you are in trouble with the Po-Po, this is a relatively well-oiled machine and painless, except to your wallet. Btw, anybody want two sweet, hairy, drooly, goofy, neighborhood-roamin, no tag-havin, dogs?? I"ll only charge ya $250!

Everything went amazing and absolutely everyone was respectful and very nice! Also very fast we…read morespent less than 10min here!

A quick visit. They are located right next to H-mart and 85 degrees bakery…read more USCIS staff are professional, accurate and precise if it comes to times, and the job. 2 pm biometrics appointment, checked in at 1:53, a little wait with a number, then some redo's of a couple of fingers to get clear prints, and I was out by 2:15 pm. Original forms, cards were returned to you, including a little booklet with the next steps in the process, and a customer satisfaction form to filled out and returned in the box on your way out. Which was very satisfactory in my case. Tried to get there earlier at 1:30, and the door was locked. I guess they're on a lunch break. And people need & deserve a break too! The door reads again (just like the received appointment letter), only to enter with appointment, and only 15 minutes prior. It had notes that USCIS staff are wearing masks, and for visitors it is optional (because of the 'green phase'). When checking you in, they did ask me to remove the mask to confirm my identity. Which I'm glad they did! The waiting area (which is basically first come - in line/checked in, first serve) had signs everywhere to NOT USE PHONES. Pretty standard for government centers. Do not take photographs. Do not eat or drink. And that's how you keep things clean and safe. My pictures were only on the outside to show it's location and the times, rules to enter by the door.

Every interaction that I have had with Pflugerville peace officers has been great. They truly seem…read moreto care about serving and protecting the citizens of our city. I feel safe moving around town in my vehicle and on foot whether day or night. They are quick to respond when needed and patience seems to have been a hiring requirement. Keep up the good work! You are appreciated!

2 loose dogs running neighborhood with no collars or tags tan up into a neighbors driveway and…read moreattach his little dog. I called for assistance at 5:29pm. An officer called me back at 6:17pm and said he would come check it out. The dogs were still running free with small children in area and other small dogs. 7:30pm still no sign of officer or animal control! I called back at 7:34pm and the dispatcher said the officer had driven by and not seen anything. I said NO he didn't because I've been sitting right here watching for him. Then the officer called me back and said he didn't come because the owner of the dog attacked did not call in to file a complaint. I asked isnt there a leads law in this city and he responded "I'm not sure i would have to look it up". It's called Ordinance 1468 officer! Not to mention we are in Travis County and they have ordinances against this!

As a small business owner for the lasts 6 years I've joined multiple different Chambers of Commerce…read morein the area. The Leander Chamber is THE best. Bridget and her team are amazing at supporting local businesses, the community and visitors. The amount of growth and positive change in the community directly related to the Chamber is just incredible. I highly recommend that businesses of all sizes join the Leander Chamber. The attached photo is from the Ribbon Cutting the Chamber held for our 5 year anniversary!

Working with the Leander Chamber of Commerce was a phenomenal experience! They work quickly,…read moreefficiently and are incredibly supportive of the businesses they engage as partners and vendors. Our business has seen a spike in sales and I have expanded my network significantly, after just one project with them. Bridgette is fantastic!

Came here during Coronavirus to get a marriage license, and they have a pretty good system set up…read more You can get your license in any county and this one had more availability than the courthouse nearest us. I'm not sure about other services during this time, but you have to first fill out the paperwork online, e-mail it in, then call-in to schedule an appointment for pick up of your marriage license. When you get to the entrance, you have to use your phone's QR Scanner to read the code at the front door. The code pulls up a quick questionnaire about how you're feeling/if you're experiencing any COVID19 symptoms. If you're fine, then approach a tablet with an outline. Line up the top of your head to the outline to get your temperature read. If it's normal, you can put your small belongings into a basket to go through a security check, and pass through a metal detector. After that, you are good to go. An officer helped direct us to the right place. We arrived a little early to our appointment, and were helped almost immediately.

The courthouse and the surrounding plaza are well-worth visiting. There are plenty of historical…read moreplaques and statues situated around the area. I spent the time walking around observing the history and taking pictures. Once inside the courthouse, I was allowed upstairs to visit the original courtroom. Of course I was ecstatic about the opportunity. If you live in the area, don't pass up the chance to learn about the city and county in which you live. You will be pleased to learn the founding and evolution of the surrounding areas.