I was amazed both times I've been here in recent months how quickly I was called. Once with a…read moreticket and pretty full lobby and the other as a walkin and hardly anyone in here. They were knowledgeable and polite. Very different from the other bmvs I've been too! Definitely my preferred bmv in Indy now!

AVa was great, i came packing to entertain myself and it wasn't needed, 15 minutes in and out, and…read moreprofessional and kind staff

I HIGHLY recommend this particular branch of the BMV. Why this one, well it's because they know…read morewhat they're doing and they actually care about customer service. I originally went to the Speedway branch where they were charging me $65 for a service and I wasn't prepared for that I had figured it would just be a few dollars. I left to go get more money and ended up at this branch afterward. This branch got it right and I only owed $1! There's much to be said for customer service and a happy customer service representative. Thank you!

Amanda was the best !!! Wait less than 5 minutes... Amanda…read moregreeted my husband & I with kindness & to meet our reason for being there . Definitely on top of her game .. while smiling the whole time . She was knowledgeable Of all things BMV . In & out in less that 20 minutes. Wonderful improvements with Plainfield's office of the BMV! I would do it all again ... Great Service !

My spouse and I went on the Columbus architecture tour. The Miller House and Garden is the focal…read morepart of the architecture of Columbus. The architect Saarinen developed plans for only three houses all for the Miller's. Almost all the doorways are handicapped accessible and the house is one level. Although built in the 1950s many of the design concepts are still seen today. if you are going for the architecture tour, this is a must

loved the aesthetic of this house. first saw it on Kogonada's film Columbus and just had to go see…read moreit. the one thing though is the movie makes it seem like you can walk freely through the house, you cannot. it's an informative guided tour. and you're only allowed to take pictures on this particular rug. I'm fine without getting anymore photos, but I would have loved to spend some more time outside exploring the grounds. also I saw pictures of the couch with red cushions, it was definitely more eye catching with those. (big thing: read your confirmation email and show up at the visitor center first)

This memorial is dedicated to all the county's veterans of all wars and dates back to 2005. It is…read morelocated in downtown Martinsville, which was pretty dead when I was there. And that was midday Saturday. It should be noted that the park closes at 6 PM each day There is a lot of free street parking available within a reasonable walking distance. The park has a large granite pillar, a soldier's cross sculpture, a small flower garden, a stage and a brick walk with individual bricks dedicated to veterans. There is a directory in the park that helps people find a specific brick of a person that they are looking for. There is also a small granite sculpture titled "Home Front - Family and Friends", which is dedicated to the people that provided support from home. It is rare to see that group honored. They are often times overlooked, but I am glad to see it here. The tall pillar is dedicated to the Morgan County Veterans Who Died in the Wars of the 20th Century (featuring the Korean Conflict, Vietnam Conflict and the War on Terrorism). It also has a quote by Daniel Webster and an eagle with raised wings perched on top. The center piece of the park is a 2-sided large granite wall that has the logos of each branch of service, "Morgan County Veterans Memorial", and my favorite quote, "Freedom is not Free". You will find engraved scenes coving the back side of the wall and filling in space on the front side. This is a somewhat peaceful spot and is intended for a place where its visitors can reflect. This is a nice gesture to honor the county's heroes. The maintenance of it has seemed to slipped a bit, as the landscaping has begun to get out of hand, the stage could use a coat of paint and the memorials could be a bit cleaner. This is an easy fix though and would only take a few hours as an organized project. All in all a very nice tribute and is easily accesible. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

This memorial is thoughtfully arranged with a complete range of veterans from early wars to our…read moremost current. Veterans names are emblazoned on the black marble surfaces. The park itself is gated and has numerous bricks inlaid to the floor of the plaza, many of them with names of supporters of the memorial. Our government flags fly over the plaza. Review #634

We attended a court hearing in the Morgan County Circuit Court today. I know there are a total of…read moresix courtrooms. Circuit Court is on the second floor. It looks like civil and litigation matters are handled on the second floor's three courtrooms. I didn't go up to the third floor but I'm guessing that is where the criminal proceedings are heard. The first floor is where county offices like tax assessor and elections are located. The parking lot seems adequate as there were many spaces available. The building opened in July of this year and is impressive! Lots of space and waiting areas with plenty of seating. The restrooms are very nice, clean, with automatic flushing capabilities. Again, lots of adequate space. A justice center residents of Morgan County can be proud of.

Nice staff....answered all of my questions. Very new and clean facility with parking across the…read morestreet and in the side.

At the heart of the Franklin College campus is a bronze of Benjamin Franklin seated on a park bench…read morelooking over the Declaration of Independence. A pair of small birds sit opposite him on the left. The bronze was produced by George Lundeen (Lundeen Sculpture) in 2004. The bronze is masterfully rendered and is maintained. The life-sized figure doesn't represent any actual moment (Can you imagine sitting on a park bench reading the most important document of our country?), but suggests the connection between Franklin and the founding of the country. Though the piece was not a unique sculpture, the quality of reproduction is excellent and fits the setting quite well. Review #1267

I had the pleasure of coming out here for some good training at the fall session of Live Fire…read moreTraining Camp. Over the course of three days we trained over 6 scenarios (Hoarder House, Basement Fire, RIT, Firefighter Survival, Search, & Forcible Entry) split up into AM/PM sessions. Lunches were provided each day as well as plenty refreshments throughout the day to keep us hydrated during our evolutions. One of the great things about coming out here was the melting pot of firefighters from all over the country (even a few Canadians) that were present as we all learned in the name of becomes better firefighers. The instructor cadre was just as diverse as the students and they all were very knowledgeable about the craft and had a lot of years of experience between them. I plan on returning next year for the other classes that they offer here as well (Engine 1 & 2/Truck 1 & 2).

Absolutely one of the premiere fire service training centers in America. Realistic props, live fire…read moreand seasoned veterans as instructors. Every firefighter should go here once!