I accidentally chose this branch by mistake, so don't really have anything to say about this BMV…read more My apologies for the inconvenience and hassle. I'm sure this BMV branch is worthwhile and organized and provides excellent customer service to its customers.

I pulled a number as I entered and it was immediately called before I had time to sit down. I was…read moreregistering my new to me RV, and the person who helped me was knowledgeable and got through the title and registration process like her life depended upon it. The background music was so good, I bopped through them in my chair while the transaction took place. Before I knew it, I was out the door and thoroughly impressed with her timing!

Wanted to give a shout out to the department of health!! I just got my first vaccine shot at the…read moreHamilton county fairgrounds. I was a little apprehensive going in, but once I got there was comfortable. Everyone was very cautious, keeping distance and sanitizing everywhere. The process was very easy to follow. The registration online, very simple, I did it via my phone. The options of locations and times made it easy to plan. I know it's a crazy time, nice job organizing and communicating state wide!

The KOA was nice but I would not suggest going into city. I pulled out out of the parking lot to…read morerun to hardware store noticed a cop tailgating someone down the road. Then I guess it was my turn to have a cop 8ft off my bumper for mile and a half. Being a former fed I know looking for mistakes through intimidation but it is not just done randomly. You definitely want to stay out of this city if you can.

Coming from the perspective of man that spent his childhood and quite a few years of his adult life…read morehere, this small town was and still is a great place to grow up and make good friends. Referred to as "the City" by locals surrounding Montgomery County, Crawfordsville is definitely the biggest town in the county. With a population of around 15,000 that should tell you that Cville really isnt that big at all. However, plenty of small businesses have popped up along with some major industry that gives the town life. I would still estimate that most of Crawfordsvilles residents commute to other cities like Lafayette or Indianapolis for work, which both are not that far. This is what makes this town so appealing because it has a great location. The perfect little sleeper town that allows for a great setting to raise a family without the hustle and bustle of the big city. For those of you looking to move here with intentions of starting a family, there are several elementary and middle schools for younger children along with three high schools in the county to choose from. College-wise, there isnt much to choose from; however, Crawfordsville is home to Wabash College, a very prestigious all male college that is nestled right in the center of town. There is also a branch of Ivy Tech Community College in town but the classes are limited offering a small selection. As far as entertainment goes, Cville really doesnt have a whole lot to offer other than a movie theatre, live theatre, and a bowling alley along with various restaurants and nightlife establishments. Trust me it does get boring here fast but during the summer there are plenty of activities to do in the local area. There is Milligan Park which has disc golf course, a pool and baseball diamonds for public use, Sugar Creek runs right along the edge of town, the municipal golf course, and several camp grounds. You just need to look a bit harder and become a little inventive when it comes to finding fun things to do but if not, then like I said before, Lafayette and Indy arent too far away. Crawfordsville is a good community that looks after their own. If you are looking to live in a place where you can meet nice and dependable people to surround you as neighbors then I would suggest this place. It is truly the Athens of Indiana.

I went the day after a 3-day holiday weekend and was inside for under 5 minutes. Quick and…read moreefficient!

I'll be danged if I'll pay an almost $5 "convenience fee" to pay my bill online. But such is life…read morewith TriCo. They use an outside company to process bill payments, so you either have to eat that $5 or mail your payment. And yet another way to get around the $5 fee is to visit the TriCo office in person, which is what I have done. The office is located off of Michigan Road, on a dinky little street. Paying your bill in person is actually very easy. I gather that they don't get many walk-in visitors, so there was no wait, and I was in and out in less than two minutes. They have candy in a dish at the front counter, and my transaction was so fast that I didn't even have time to choose which chocolate I wanted. I left chocolateless and minus the money that I owed from my bill. Being an adult is a drag sometimes. They also have a deposit box outside of their office, in case you visit when they're not open.

The ambulance that took me to the hospital after a heat stroke waited four years to turn me into a…read morecollection agency . No one contacted me about this I truly forgot lost my job and heard nothing . I've had the same phone number for 20 years been living at my residence for over seven years . No phone calls no emails and no mail just turned me into the collection . Really I thought they help people not try to destroy their credit . I would die first before I ever call on them again . BE AWARE !!!!

Some of the most professional public servants I have encountered. The way that they interact with…read morethe public, you can tell that they love their jobs. They're always out showing their trucks and equipment and extremely approachable.

This is one of two Federal Buildings located in the downtown area. It was built in 1974 and was…read morenamed after former US Senator and Supreme Court Justice Sherman Minton and former US Senator Homer Capehart. The building is 6 floors and has an area of 406,872 sq feet. There is secure garage parking for building tenants only and metered street parking and commercial parking lots within a short walk that is available for visitors. All visitors are required to go through security screening to enter. However, the building has been closed to the public for about 2 years, after COVID. The buildings primary tenants were the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Defense Finance Accounting Service, the IRS and the Social Security Administration. Many tenants have moved out or drastically down sized ever since the post-COVID telework trend. The building is very clean. It is wrapped by a very colorful mural titled Color Fuses. The building has a daycare center for the children of Federal employees and there are picnic tables and chairs on the plaza in front on the building and the mural serves as a backdrop for it. Nice building, but you can't just roll up in there. You have to have official business, be cleared and put on a list and then go through airport level security. Fun fact: The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places last year (2021).

This review is for the exterior mural painted by the famous graphic designer, Milton Glaser, known…read morefor the "I heart NY" logo. The 35 hues behind this mural are being updated this year and will now feature up lighting to help them *pop* in the evening hours. Located across the street from the War Memorial on Pennsylvania, you've probably driven by this mural without ever giving it much thought. The Brutalist style architecture of the building doesn't do it for me but I certainly appreciate the vibrancy the mural brings to the building. It also makes a fun photo backdrop. Two quick tips- Indy Monthly recently wrote a small blurb on the artist/mural and I've included a snapshot of it here. Also, the Walk Indianapolis self guided historic tours feature a recording and stop about the Federal Building. (Screenshot included) Happy exploring!

Ayer estube esperando frente a mi computadora para que se dieran las 7:30pm para agendar una cita…read more Cuando por fin llego la hora no se mostraron citas disponibles hasta 10 o 15 minutes despues de la hora prometida. Ingrese la informacion tan pronto como pude pero para cuando termine ya no habia citas disponibles. Hoy llame al consulado para saber si aceptan "walk ins" pero nadie contesto, solo me salio una maquina con un mesaje y la opcion para dejar un mesaje de voz. Levo 30 minutos esperando a que me contesten en otro numero que me dio la maquina cuando llame al consulado y hasta ahora nadie ha contestado. En la pagina de facebook tienen los comentarios desabilitados y cuando envias mensaje por messenger simplemente te ignoran. Parece que a quienes trabajan ahi se les olvida que son servidores publicos por que hasta ahora por mas que he intentado no he podido recibir ningun servicio, no he podido programar mi cita, hablar con algun representante o al menos conseguir que alguien me conteste un mensaje, esto es ridiculo. Para que existe un consulado si no podemos tener acceso a el. Update... Despues de 45 minutos en espera, alguien finalmente contesto y me recomendaron que para recibir una actualizacion sobre las citas los llame constantemente durante cierto horario. Por Dios, como si uno no trabajara o tuviera todo el dia disponible para llamar y esperar por mas de media hora. Pero ademas la persona que me contesto se nego a darme mayor informacion por que cometi el error de comentarle que la cita no era para mi si no para un familiar. Ni siquiera le pedi que hiciera la cita, solo le pedi que me diera informacion para saber si tenian la opcion de darnos una cita de emergencia. De verdad no tengo palabras para expresar la frustracion que generan este tipo de situaciones y el poco interes que estas personas tienen para ayudar.

Scheduling an appointment was quick and easy…read more I arrived 15 minutes early and pass quickly, after 30 minutes I already had my passport on my hand. Follow then in their fb page, they post when there are appointments available and in the app following the steps its easy to get an appointment.