Friendly, Helpful Staff and the walk in wait time wasn't ridiculous but making an appointment…read moreonline always helps.

Hands down 5 stars at this location. I have been to the DMV countless times in another state and…read moremultiple trips here. Most recently to renew tags and upgrade my id. It was very full and as a walk in I was still served in 35 minutes. How do they do it? And kind... and friendly! This is rare... but the people at this location genuinely focus on customer service and streamlining the experience. Kudos !! Well done and you deserve to hear it.

I arrived at this Springfield DMV and got the number 194, and they were on 182. Not too long I…read morethought. So I pulled out my computer and started working while I waited. To my surprise they had a kind older lady walking around asking if she could help people while they waited. When the board got to 189 she came over to me, and was actually able to resolve my problem (sold a car, buyer didn't transfer the title, and I got a tag renewal letter in the mail) right then and there. Super helpful and kind. I actually left a government building with a nice taste in my mouth. It definitely is a friday. ;)

Everyone was so so nice and helpful. The system is smooth and easy to understand. The best possible…read moreDMV experience.

Change of address for my husband and I no appointment needed took cash no picture needed.read more

Scheduled a drive test for my son at the junction city DMV. They literally have a sign out front…read morethat says park here for drive tests and allowed us to make an appointment for one online. When we got there the gargoyle with the bad makeup who was super overweight poked her head out and made a big scene about services at their particular location her attitude was ridiculous and it was very obvious she went inside and made a scene to her coworkers as well who continued to treat customers terribly. If you don't do drive tests at your location maybe you should take the big sign down out front that says park here for drive test I don't expect them to because she didn't seem very intelligent but I wouldn't suggest anybody else ever go to that DMV if you want to be treated like a human at all. No wonder people hate going to the DMV if those are the kind of behaviors that come from the workers there, absolutely disgusting behavior. Even if they did do drive tests I wouldn't allow those types of people to be in the vehicle with my son. As government workers you have a certain standard working with the public this is not your personal house and I really don't care what's going on in your personal life you should never ever treat people like you did today. I'm not shocked they're closing this location... if I was their boss I wouldn't let them work with the public either.

Lottie is the best and I love my usps delivery lady as well, Judy. Everyone is nice and extremely…read morehelpful.

Typical government employee run organization. One woman is amazing. The rest of the people are…read moreabsolute turds. When I track my shipments, they say they're there two days before they're actually there in the post office. I wish everybody worked as hard as she does but unfortunately, she surrounded by a bunch of slackers who get paid for doing nothing but sitting in an overheated office Eating whatever dairy Mart is selling at the moment. #DoSomething!!!

Lane County Dump as I like to call it is a great service. In the 5 years we've been here in Eugene…read morewe've accumulated some stuff that we simply don't need anymore. Last week I took 3 different truck loads here. I had never been here before, and when looking for help with questions, there were plenty of employee's around that were able to answer my questions. They have a lot of different areas to drop off anything from anti-freeze, to cardboard, books, batteries, bottles, reusable lumber, metal, plastics, plant pots and treys and that's just the recycling section. Once you separate everything out, the rest can head to the dump for 15.00 a sq. ft. Kinda spendy at the end of the day, but if you take the time to separate the papers and books and items as such, you can reduce your dump fee. Loads of wood may also be brought here for dumping. They charge 13.50 a load. Make sure you make it worth your time to do a dump run though, even though all I had to dump was an older AC unit today, I still had to pay 15.00 for it since it's considered an appliance. Looking back, I should've just took it to good will. I could've gave 4 stars if the fee's weren't so high, but the customer service is what kept it from being 2 stars.

We went for the Halloween Afternoon tea (at 11am). It was very nice. They have 3 courses with a…read moredifferent tea for each course. The savories were yummy - especially a pretzel bun stuffed with ham and cheddar. Then there was the scones - served with cream and preserves - the scones were soft and tender. The desserts were also good - especially a small mousse served on a circle of genoise sponge. The volunteer servers are attentive and they don't rush you. Well worth checking out. And I enjoyed reading about Mrs. Johnson - the woman who deeded the house to the Lane County Historical Society.

When you visit it, the Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House comes alive with history. Here, you'll get…read moresome good insights into some strong women's lives. Tip: The stairs are steep so be aware; they're not recommended for small children or people with mobility issues. When you ascend to the attic, you'll find an impressive replica of the house, and also a nice collection of war memorabilia (Swords, flags, photos, medical instruments, etc.). We very much enjoyed learning more about the history of Eugene; the docents were both friendly and knowledgeable. The furnishings and architecture are from a different time and the tour was informative.

It's the guard, whoopdy whoop! Not a bad facility, but it's attached to blm which is kinda lame. Oh…read morewell government building.

Adorable library with a great children's librarian (as of April 2024). I was home visiting my…read morefamily and friends and while here decided to check out the storytime at the library since that's a favorite activity of ours in Chicago. The branch is very small--it's basically one room--so the children's area is smaller and it was packed to the gills. There were 15-20 families here. We sang songs and listened to a couple stories, and the librarian was very animated and engaging. After the stories and songs portion ended, they brought out some toys for the children to play with. And we were given a "welcome baby bag" since we had not been to storytime before, which included a couple of egg shakers, a couple of teething rings, and a small bilingual board book. Cool to get a little welcome gift from the library. This branch was once a Wells Fargo so it has an interesting library/bank combo bank thing going on since there's a working ATM still located on the south side of the building. Inside, the bank remnant that remains (at least the obvious one to patrons) is the vault, which is now the Teen Vault. That's such a fun idea; there's a table in there, some bean bag type chairs, games, a white board asking for ideas for what the teens want to see at the library, and a comfort cabinet that contains things like toothbrushes, pads, lotion, condoms and dental dams, chapstick, etc. Really thoughtful touches, which I'm sure help a lot of local kids. The branch is an official voting drop off location, so if you drive around where the bank's drive-up window once was you'll see there's a big white ballot drop-off there. The library's book drop-off is here as well. There's plenty of parking since this branch has a small lot in front plus it's next to the grocery and pizza place so there's a huge parking lot.

Always helpful and welcoming. What a wonderful addition to our community!…read moreThey even have fun craft learning sessions. Small but MIghty! Thanks for providing us this great resource.