I'm impressed with their service! I have difficulty getting to my mailbox so they are delivering to…read moremy house

I went to upgrade my license to EDL (which is already a REAL id) and remove a glasses restriction…read morebecause I had cataract surgery. The website https://dmv.vermont.gov/licenses/identity-documents says what to bring. https://dmv.vermont.gov/licenses/identity-documents/vermont-residency is specific to residency and that is what took me over an hour to satisfy. What did not count as proof of residency: my VT driver's license, the letter I received by mail from the VT DMV approving the eye exam form sent in by my optometrist (dated April 2025), my 2024 Social Security 1099, the 2024 1099-G VT sent me last year. They would have accepted a recent utility bill that was printed and mailed and dated within the last 4 months (if it had been in my name not in my husband's), my property tax bill (if it was in my name not in trust), tax forms dated within the last 4 months (it's November!). I finally downloaded a credit card bill and my last homeowners insurance bill which was annual but luckily dated only last month and emailed them to the person so they could print them. They then asked me where I got my social security card from (sadly my mother is no longer with us so I can't ask her - I think it came by mail from the central office in Philly), all of the names I have ever had on an official ID (they were looking for a middle initial I think - I am 74 so it goes back a ways - there is one on my birth certificate but I haven't used it for at least a half century). I had an appointment and a folder of documentation based on the website but it still took over an hour.

Horrible!!!! Me and my mom came in to renew her id and there's so a lot of people were fine with…read morethat but we asked the guy that give us the ticket how long do you think" and he said to me "very quick" waited more than a hour as I writing this. Main reason who ever is at number 16 keeps calling tickets that already been called so no one's shows up please fire that lady!!! She could have at least helped 3 people while she was messing around

It was a bit of a wait, but we were at the desk in less than an hour. The actual visit was less…read morethan 5 minutes. We just needed new SS cards.:: too bad they don't choose people by the time their visit might take.

I dreaded this trip, and avoided it as long as I could. I went years without seeing or needing my…read moreSocial Security card. I had gotten away with passport and driver's license for years! Finally the day of reckoning came and I had to apply for a replacement. I filled out the form online beforehand, (THIS IS KEY FOR ANY BUREAUCRATIC ENCOUNTER) came in the morning, interfaced with the touchscreen terminal to get my number, and waited. The waiting room was about half full, but mine was the next number to come up. I guess the others weren't getting replacement cards. I went to the window, presented my papers, answered a few simple questions, thanked the lady, and headed out. Fifteen minutes all told. But seriously, thank a bureaucrat today. They have feelings and they don't get treated particularly well. If they improve the external signage, I'll come back and give the place five stars. Very hard to find, the instructions on Social Security website were good but not intuitive. The building is a real warren.

Absolute joke on CSWD's part to only accept certain items…read moreat their Williston locations vs satellite locations. It's clear they can't handle the volume.

Great place to take trash recycling old appliances batteries clothes and shoes to donate and more.read more

Clean welcoming space friendly staff and they allow pillows and down comforters to be washed there!…read moreA thousand times better than Greers!

Everything this here is perfect. I love this laundromat. Always clean , staff professional , very…read morehelpful!

Beautiful quiet grounds that give you a lovely vista to look at as well as a piece of North…read moreAmerican history. Lots of grass to have a picnic or hang around in with a beautiful view of the lake and that gorgeous bridge. Free parking. I didn't check out the fort, just the grounds and the views as a break after a few hours of driving and it's totally worth the small detour.

A beautiful piece of history to see…read more.. Well maintained. Located right on the shore of Lake Champlain and right by the lighthouse. There's a museum inside. The museum cost money, but the site is free. There are bathrooms outside, but they are only open during office hours. The site is still open to see after hours, until dusk. There's a pavilion, tables and grills. There's a parking lot structure. The museum is wheel chair accessible, the site is all grass. You can see the champlain bridge from here and there's also a restaurant right over there bridge.

After a grueling travel experience as a result of Newark associated delays (nothing new), Margaret…read morewas an absolute blessing with her positivity and kind attitude. She helped us get the vehicle needed for our trip and clearly communicated throughout the experience both at the retrieval and return of the car. Thank you, truly. Brett & Brooke