I absolutely terrible customer service. There are quick to give you attitude and throw you out. You…read morecannot ask questions. I will not go back there. It's a damn shame that breast cancer center of the Ozarks employs these type of people. Your management there is absolutely horrible.

It was pretty busy here, but it's to be expected whatever licensing office you go into. This one is…read morea winner hough because they moved the line a,one quickly. The reason for the five star review though is the employees. I live out of state and was getting a trailer tagged, and she knew the ins and outs and helped me get it sorted out without any hassle which I greatly appreciated.

Been here for 45 minutes and there is not place to sit and the people who attend behind the counter…read morehave no sense of urgency whatsoever. No one cares if customers wait excessive amount of time

The lady's we nice and it was in and out fast like maybe a 5 min wait and then it took 10 mins to…read moreget done

All the people that work there have been amazing. I haven't come across anybody. That's been…read morenothing but helpful. I just went in to get sticker for my plate one more time Angela was very courteous and helpful. Thank you guys.

Make sure you get here early; they fill up quick. They do however have lots of people working, so…read moreit moves pretty quickly. I don't understand why they got a bad review; they are a pretty new location, and while the employees are friendly, they aren't overly friendly because their job is to get as many people in and out as fast as possible. So if you are an old person going in there to chat they definitely might seem cold. They will accept pictures of both insurance and property taxes making it less things you have to carry in. For new tags you will need proof of insurance, paid property tax receipt, and if your car is older than 10 years or from out of state you will need an inspection. The best thing about this center is the actually answer the phone if you have a quick question!!!

For a government service they seem efficient. The two times I've been there was just for Birth…read moreCerificates but hit was a quick and easy experience both times. They actually take cards which is sometimes a rarity with the government. The government workers were slightly friendlier then many other services. They couldn't help the other people that were in line but explained where to appropriately meet there needs.

Historic C-Street is pretty nice. It's lined with all the trappings of urban life, nice…read morerestaurants, coffee shops, and even a pedestrian bridge that's closed rn because of covid. It's worth a stroll to take in some of the city's atmosphere. Did you know that this year is C-Street's 150th anniversary.

I have such a soft spot in my heart for Commercial Street, but it's not a guilty pleasure kind of…read morething because this historic street holds its own. Since moving to Springfield five years ago for college, I've seen it grow from a relatively unsafe (and generally un-fun) place to hang out to one of Queen City's most successfully revamped neighborhoods. What I personally love about Commercial Street is the almost magical sense of history that exists down there. From a renovated firehouse, to a long line of brick buildings in various states of repair, to the ol' footbridge (I wouldn't recommend setting foot on the other side of the latter, just FYI), everything on this block had a serious sense of purpose at one point in time. A local historian could go on about it much more than I could, but I do know that it used to be where Springfield's original train station was back when everything was all sepia-toned. The best reasons to visit what myself and friends call C-Street today are for the restaurants, cafés and miscellaneous eateries old and new; they sit next door to each other despite some being incredibly diverse and others being classically American. Also, the scattering of small barbers, antique shops and modern marketing firms is neat to see as well. While the blocks immediately surrounding C-Street are still a little less than safe after dark, the street itself is now a place I enjoy being at any hour of the day or evening. Despite what you may hear from locals who still think C-Street is the C-Street of 2010, 2014 C-Street is a great place to be and it's getting better by the month. I dig it. You should too.

Its where i live! (more stalker info :-) )…read more 400 Place or The Marquee as its also called is an old Hotel that has been restored by Jericho Development. It has commercial spaces in the ground floor, Lofts and soon an art exhibition in the basement. Apartments are nice but on the expensive side, but hey! Its close to everything !

The Midtown Library is a Life Saver for me! Yes, it has…read morebooks, newspapers and comfortable reading areas but it is so much more! I've taken computer classes there, been coached in the use of their 3-D printer, and assembled important papers via their printer, scanner and Fax machines. Time and again their helpful staff has aided in finding and assembling the research and grant information that I need - To top it all off, the Midtown Library has a Community Refrigerator with free fresh food ! Thank You, Midtown Carnegie Library.

This library was where I was would always sit and wait to be picked up after school. I went to the…read morehigh school across the street. If it's the same as I remember, and it's been a few years since I've visited, there's a coffee bar that's pretty good. And it's your standard library with computer facilities and a decent selection of books. Cozy old building for just chilling with a book.

They kept me informed about my case. They put their lives on the line every day! They work hard and…read moredeal with a lot of difficult circumstances, I have nothing but respect for the Springfield Police Department.

Great police department. My family and I will forever be grateful on how they handled my brother's…read moremental health crises. Rather it is the department as a whole training program or the responding police officer's personal work ethics regardless they went above and beyond on their response when I personally do not know I would have reacted that way. Forever grateful!