If you need services of this nature. You need to come here to Health and Human Services off of…read moreSherman St. IN Richardson. The ladies behind the Glass are very knowledgeable and helpful. If they can help ans you qualify for services they will assist you with absolute certainty. They are curious and very polite. Even when it's busy they get to you with quickness, in comparison to other health and human services

I had a disappointing experience at Texas Health and Human Services. When I arrived, the front desk…read morewas unattended. After waiting, a staff member came toward us visibly upset and spoke with a very rude attitude. She said, "Well that's why I'm here and not to just grab a paper packet," which felt unnecessary and unprofessional. I understand offices can be busy, but basic courtesy and clear communication go a long way. This interaction made an already stressful visit even more uncomfortable.

Quick look rating: 5/5 Service…read more To note: This is a review, but of a "Thank You! To all of the fire fighters across the country!" Thank you Fire Fighters current and from the past, for all that you do and have done for us! The main item on their agenda is keeping us safe, rushing into blazing fires, keeping fires contained, saving lives wether in a fire or not, helping paramedics, raising money for great causes to a number of unsung accounts of heroisms. You folks put in long hard hours, staying in constant shape, always backing up your fellow fire fighters, and ready to roll at a moment notice! We thank you! There are even the country volunteer fire fighters that should be included as well, they may not have it as tough as the normal fire fighter, but most are will to put their live down to help others. I have seen fire fighters roll up in their fire truck up to lower end grocery stores and a couple of them will go in to shop off of their grocery list, while a few stay back ready to roll at a moments notice. I have heard of the meals at fire stations get better and better over time, they use their recipes "and are constantly improving or they get razzed from their fire fighting brothers and sisters." If you happen to run into any of these folks, stop them and thank them! Thank you again, for all that you do!

Well organized as long as you make an appointment in advance. We were in and out!…read more Come prepared and this will be an easy appointment.

Hi old folks! Yes, you too. If you're looking at the Social Security Administration, you're getting…read moreup here in age like myself. Okay so it's just me? Given the current cuts DOGE went about with a chainsaw, one would expect the SSA to be off pace a great deal. Well you'd be wrong. My experience has been exemplary. They seem to have really stepped up their efforts to still provide the best service. I expected this to take time given the numbers of physicians I see, specialty care, records from more than 6 different offices or agencies trying to be precise with details. I was under no illusion this would be a fast process. I wouldn't want it to be. Decision of this magnitude deserve time so they can be thorough. Given all that, and the people there having to go in to work under pressure of threats to their very careers and livelihoods? That alone would crush the spirits of even the toughest worker, so I fully understand they are fighting a battle now, yet they dig in. I feel for every worker out here in this new environment of fire first, ask questions later. I for one could be more proud of the job they do. We're all going through a struggle, some of us more than others. It's good to have an agency within our government that is here to help make that struggle more bearable, less alone. 5 stars isn't nearly enough these days. IMHO, they are truly doing a bang up job no matter the personal outcomes. Peace folks.

Answered all my questions and gave me useful information on how the Army can help me to achieve my…read moregoals. I want to serve my country and I'm glad that I'm going with the Army.

Big-time dockets serviced with small-town friendliness! The folks here are helpful and efficient,…read moreand take their jobs seriously. And nary an attitude to be found! There is no other clerks in this state I would rather deal with. And the clerk's office now has online dockets available free to the public (http://www.tarrantcounty.com/ecountyclerk/cwp/view.asp?A=735&Q=427570). Additionally, for a small fee you can access all district court records for viewing and printing. Its a great convenience, and works far better than Dallas' new online system, in my opinion.

The Global Entry Enrollment Center at DFW Airport made the entire process incredibly quick and…read moreefficient. My in-person interview took no more than five minutes -- the staff was courteous, direct, and clearly knew how to keep things moving. What really impressed me was the turnaround time. I received my Global Entry card within just 3 to 5 business days after the interview -- much faster than expected. If you're considering Global Entry and worried about long wait times or a complicated process, the DFW Airport location makes it simple and stress-free. Highly recommend this location for a fast and smooth experience!

The overall experience was really easy. The hardest part was trying to schedule an appointment and…read morefinding a time when I would be at the airport where they had an appointment available. I also walked around a little bit looking for the enrollment center. But once that was done the appointment was smooth sailing. Please know where to go when you are trying to find this place. Go to the spot where passengers arrive and exit customs from international arrivals in DFW terminal D. If you know where that is, you are good to go. Come into the building, and turn left while facing the international arrivals exit and you will immediately see a sign for the Global Entry enrollment center. Go to the window, check in, and they will take you once it's your turn. I was in and out of there in five minutes once I found the door.

Jury duty at the Allen court is so much more pleasant than jury duty at Crowley court. Parking in…read morethe garage is a breeze, not to mention that it's validated (meaning discounted, not free) when you are doing your civic duty. Checking in is fairly simple. You just walk in the building via the parking garage, go up the escalator, and then through the metal detectors. After going through the metal detectors, your path will change depending on where you're headed. For people with jury duty, you proceed to the right and check in with the staff there. I much preferred my jury duty at Allen over Crowley. Once I checked in, I received a bit more information and headed to the main room where all other potential jurors were sent. Usually my luck runs out but not on the day of my most recent jury duty. Not only did I find out the good news that I passed my principal certification exam, I also got dismissed from jury duty and had a free day from work. Once you throw in the fat $6 check I later received in the mail, I came out winning. Oh wait, you have to deduct $3 for parking. But still, I got a free day from work for being dismissed from jury duty and I made 3 bucks? #winning

I hope I dont ever have to go down here to file for a divorce but if I do...the husband better…read morebrace himself because I already know how to get here. I came here for jury duty and gosh almighty, it was horrible. Long wait and they send you to tons of breaks. When you're done spending $20 on snacks, they tell you to leave. Hello? you could have told me that before I spent a ton on snacks! big court building compare to some of the other ones. Security is tight so you don't try to walk in there with a weapon. You will get shot and I will be watching you on tv.

The phone number listed, (972) 259-1669 has been disconnected. An inconvenience to say the least…read more When I find if, I will update my rating.