It's time to renew my car registration again. I came here at 2:30 pm. As soon as I came in the lady…read moreat the front desk greeted me, and ask what can she do to help me, and she said it with a smiling face. I really appreciate good costumer service, I know that we are all human and have own issues, but when you're at work you have to present yourself with professionalism- just like what I had experienced at the car registration renewal today. There's only two people ahead of me, and the wait was not long at all when it's my turn. I was done in less than 5 minutes. As long as you have everything you need- you're done very fast. You have to remember to bring your checkbook or cash to save for the additional charges if you pay with a credit card.

Just pray you do not get the WORST judge that serves Boone and Gallatin County (Judge Bramlage) She…read moreis quite possibly the absolute worst judge I have ever seen in court. I was not a plaintiff or defendant merely an outsider observing family court. When you have, not one attorney, but a Guardian Ad Litem, County Attorney and a private attorney, telling you it is a bad idea for you to send a child with a complete stranger to another state and you do so anyways you're a terrible judge. Although it seemed the child had two useless social workers also (Williams and Gaines). This particular case seemed botched, but then again I have seen this judge botch other cases as well. Votes matter just so you know!

When I went there, which was a couple weeks ago, there was no interaction with the customers. The…read moresecurity man was unpleasant and when I got to see the employee, he also was very unfriendly. I felt like I was a bother to them. Also, I think they hate their jobs but stay there because it's a government job with good benefits, that's all

I recently visited this location and afterward I was treated like I was a waste of time. I just…read moreretired and had an issue with my Medicare coverage. Get ready for it folks, they are no help!

Seems like another department that is more concerned about their ego than the law. The Chief…read morealthough you can tell after awhile didn't care for Sean being there knew better enough to conceal his feelings because he knows that feelings aren't the law. Look, I don't like being filmed but people have that right so I deal with it. You don't want to be filmed? Don't work for the public or go outside.

This complex is, well, huge! Appears to be fairly newly built; it contains many offices including…read moreclerk services, courts, police and I'm not sure what all else. I was there to visit the one-stop (career center) which is located in the back of the complex. Adjacent is the nicely appointed Florence Family Aquatic Center. Looks like a fun place! The City of Florence has a user-friendly web site, also. You can find contact announcements, info for various offices and get your frequently asked questions answered.

Very busy! I parked by the far door and went in to wait in line. There were 3 folks working in…read morethere which helped out with getting us through the line. The gal that waited on me was nice and answered my questions about my mail and I got what I needed.

Had a passport appointment today, and the workers were so nice & helped me step by step with the…read moreprocess. The worker Lisa and other employee that was working at the office were so nice and helpful during my first experience getting a passport.

The concierge service was positively stellar, whitehead and phillips were top class corrections…read more Would definitely be jailed here again.

The Boone County Sherrif ran a red light and then got mad when I honked his horn when he was about…read moreto hit me. And he still didnt yield! They dont control traffic. Absolutely ridiculous that people doing 85mph can pass a cop without them doing anything. No wonder when they run lights themselves. Slow down before you kill someone jerk!

my packages always get stuck here and either never get to me or take an extra week or two to get to…read moreme. i get so nervous when i order things and they say they arrive at this location.

This 24-hour post office deserves a 5-star review...if it was still open for 24-hours…read more For years, the Airport Post Office was my go-to place to send out mail on a deadline. I can't count the number of times I rushed here at 10:00pm to get something postmarked on time. Every time I used their services, my mail got to where it needed to be in tact and on schedule. The staff was always courteous and helpful, regardless the time of day. In the past year, this post office changed its hours. It is no longer open late: Monday-Friday 9:00am-7:00pm and Saturday 12:00pm-6:00pm. That's only an hour later than my local post office (considering the extra hour spent driving out to Hebron.) The whole point of the Airport Post Office is convenience, especially since it's located at the Grand Central Mail Station: THE AIRPORT! Cincinnati needs a late night post office for us business folks pushing the deadline. I hope the post office reconsiders their hours and begins to operate in the evenings again. In the mean time, you'll find me camping out at UPS, paying $40 to deliver a letter that needed to be received yesterday.

The Erlanger Police pulled me over stating that my plate was hard to read. The plate was fairly…read morenew. They proceeded to search my vehicle without my consent. They had 4 or 5 cruisers swarmed around me. They reminded me of Nazi SS Storm Troopers. They were very angry when they could not find anything. I sure did not get the feeling that they were there to protect and serve.

Thanks to Sergeant Brandon Markesbery for protecting me and helping me find a tire shop that had…read morethe size tire I need to replace the one a road hazard had ruined as I traveled I-275 to I-75S on Friday afternoon. He was more than helpful to a senior citizen traveling to Louisville with her dog. He was polite, courteous and attuned to my plight and my trepidation in such a situation. He stayed with me until I could get off the interstate and gave me excellent directions to the tire store, which he had already called to make sure the had the tire I needed to continue my journey. He is my hero