They are never open . They take a two hour lunch every day and lock the front door . They have a…read moretwo section building . They could atheist leave the front door unlocked so people could get to their po boxes . I wouldn't even have a po box except they do not deliver mail to my house that is only 2 blocks away .

The Martinsville BMV has moved to this new location as of February 2025. The waiting area is…read moresmaller than the old office but there is much more parking available now. We came today to get a handicap placard and it was not crowded at 11 am. Only four people were ahead of us. Service was fast and friendly. The testing area has more privacy and looks quieter now since it's around the corner and tucked away from the waiting area.

They were very professional and fast and very nice. I never had to sit for more than 10 minutes…read morewhen I went in and it took him only about 10 minutes to get everything done. Very good service.

This place is a DISASTER!! AVOID AT ALL COSTS. No self service kiosk. Slowest patrons and workers…read moreof any town in indiana. Seriously will wait in line till you have to stand outside.

A local librarian told me I had to visit the historic post office in town, and I'm glad I did. The…read morebrick building was built in 1935, constructed with New Deal funds, and is still mostly in original state. It's like taking a step back in time. A mural by Alan Tompkins entitled "Arrival of the Mail" is the first thing I noticed. The 1937 mural depicts people excited and anxiously awaiting the distribution of mail at a time before postal delivery. The mural was commissioned by President Roosevelt to support artists. Tompkins was an art instructor at Herron in Indianapolis. He lived to 100 and painted prolifically during his career. The mural has water damage and was restored by A. Raemaekers in 1974. The post office's lovely oak trim and brass postal boxes are original. Framed local postal history and a heartwarming story of "Tiger, the postal dog" hang above the post boxes. Photos of the building's construction hang on the wall. An addition to the facility was added in 1974 to the south side of the building. Today, the building is part of the Martinsville Historic District. The building is accessible, a ramp has been added. There is limited parking in front. If you're in Martinsville, a visit is recommended.

You're probably thinking "Who gives the BMV 5 stars"???…read more Well, 5 stars on Yelp does mean "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" and this place is. Lots of seat, but also a TON of stations (11 total, I think) and the line moves FAST. I've been here twice in the last few months, and the wait is never as long as it seems to be. Staff are friendly-ish, and that is great for a busy BMV. Plenty of parking.

Over the years the level of service has really increased! I recently was in to get my new license…read moreplate for my vehicle. I went in the morning on a Friday, and was seen within 7 minutes. They now have a "take a number" method, and then you sit in and open area. They go through the numbers quickly, which is beneficial for those sitting and waiting, however they only give each number called about 3 seconds before moving onto the next. This causes some confusion for families who's native language is not English, or those who go to the vestibule to wait and get other things done. It causes some friction when a number is skipped and then they return. Overall, I got my plates handled quickly and the employee who worked with me had patience as I fumbled through my paperwork. Overall I'm impressed with how their efficiency has improved.

Both my son and I needed to visit the BMV and we went to the close by Ameriplex BMV. There were 5…read morefolks ahead of us and the staff was monitoring the number of customers coming going into the building. We only waited approximately 15 minutes to be allowed in the building. Thank goodness it was a gorgeous day. Once inside an employee asked what we were in for and checked the title for my son and told me to have a seat. The title wasn't completed correctly by the seller so we have a return trip to the closest BMV. I waited less than 5 minutes to see the next clerk. She was super friendly, efficient and had my registration completed quickly. This was a safe environment with mask, social distancing and limited number of guests allowed at a time. Efficient and friendly staff made the trip pleasant.

Don't waste your time here, just go to the one in Plainfield. I called ahead to assure I could get…read morea replacement registration and plate. Also, asked if I could put them on my new car since my old car was totaled. (you have 45 days to use your old plate on new car while waiting on title if you have a bill of sale) They said that was totally fine. So I go after work and have to argue with them for 25 minutes just about getting replacements for my car even after I called and made sure. They simply just kept saying nope can't do anything. I drive to the Plainfield one and they have me in and out with new plates and registration in under 3 minutes. Learn the rules management. Who power trips over a license plate?

We were involved in a hit and run. We called PPD and after waiting 45 minutes a call was received…read moreapologizing for the delay. 10 minutes later Police office Teare was there apologizing again for the delay, took the report, apologized again and had us on our way. He was so polite, professional and apologetic. Thanks PPD for all your help.

They said my car needed a tune up and they took out some parts that they said it didn't need. It…read moredidn't run after that but I enjoyed riding my bike, lost 50 pounds. I don't think they were real police officers but I still am happy about it. A+

The staff here has always been super helpful and supportive taking care of my needs. For a…read moregovernment office type of place, I can't say enough good things about the friendly and helpful people working here. They are all very nice folks and I appreciate their assistance. I have been visiting this office occasionally since 2019 and the above statements have been true the whole time.

I have never been one to see a "fish fry in town of sign" and go. Brother in law lives there and we…read morehad a gathering. For a one stoplight town, the town of Amo does an amazing job with a fish fry and parade. The food was great, the people were fabulous, the fireworks at the end of the night by the ball diamonds were outstanding. I will definitely go back next year.