I had to visit this location because of a passport issue. The employee that started the passport…read moreacceptance process was dishonest about the photo submission. I called the 800 customer service phone number, after I was told that the employee had been possibly dishonest, to confirm the truth. After learning the truth, and being advised to visit this location before the passport was sent out, I went to the branch as directed. What I particularly found disturbing was that the way the two employees at the window behaved as well as the supervisor. Additionally, they were not aligned with customer service and disagreeed with what I was advised to do. I wanted to get this situation resolved quietly and privately but all three employees had different intentions. Very disappointing experience. Hopefully this is not the way every employee works at this location.

Great location. I could not be happier with the quick service & very trustworthy.Took care of my…read moreneeds.

I usually dread running errands, but I actually had an enjoyable experience at the McCordsville…read morePost Office! The lobby is organized and well-kept, and there are several designs of stamps to choose from at the counter (I picked the snow globes in honor of Christmas!). Vanity was the employee working when I was there, and she was fantastic. She was very kind and personable to everyone who came through, and she was very understanding to the customers having trouble. I would definitely pick the McCordsville Post Office over any other shipping company in the city!

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!

I chose to go to this license branch at 8:30am on Saturday thinking I was going to be first in…read moreline. When I got there the line was down by Hobby Lobby and my heart stopped for a quick second. I still went in to use the kiosk to transfer my plates from my old vehicle that I traded in to my new vehicle and used the Kiosk. I was unsure of what to do at the kiosk but Jane helped me and made the process quick and easy. Jane has outstanding customer service skills and I was impressed with how smooth the process went. I'm so happy that the kiosk was available for me to use. Thank you Jane for your service, keep up the good work.

This BMV was very efficient i took number and about 10 people were ahead of me but I made I in and…read moreout within 30 minutes. Staff wasn't the friendliest but good at Job and helped me finish what I needed to finish!! Plenty of people working was a plus and in the area the crowd likely wasn't as big as most major locations!

While I will admit I tend to be one of those people who thinks going to the BMV isn't nearly as…read moreawful as we make it out to be, I'll also admit that it's really kind of the last thing I wanted to be doing early on a Saturday morning. However, in an effort to keep moving on resolving my father's estate I needed to head in and transfer a title to his vehicle. After looking up possible branches and deciding that I wasn't quite up to heading into Meadows (the closest to my house) or the Lawrence branch (also close), I decided since I needed to hit the northwest side I'd head north. I find the BMV website confusing and especially so on my phone - so, my original stop at 92nd and Meridian was a false alarm. They weren't open. So, I headed toward this branch at Lake Circle Plaza. It's a large shopping center off West 86th Street not long before you hit the St. Vincent campus. This is a full-service branch that also houses self-service options. There are a couple of accessible parking spots nearby, though I ended up parking farther down by Kroger. There's a couple glass doorways. The lobby is huge and where you'll find the self-serve kiosks. To get to full-service, you go around the self-serve area. You'll arrive at an electronic station. You push a button to get a number. I knew it was going to be a bit of a wait - I think they were in the mid-30s when I arrived. I had #74. There are quite a few seats. To be honest, while there was a bit of a wait the line actually moved pretty quickly. The stations are pretty low to the ground. I would call them for the most part wheelchair friendly. I wanted to accomplish two tasks, though I had a feeling one would not be possible as I was concerned I didn't have the right kinds of ID. As it turned out, I accomplished changing the title quite easily (if the person has died, you need a death certificate and court documents indicating you have the authority). If you plan to keep the vehicle, you'll also be looking at plates. I will be selling the vehicle. The clerk was friendly, helpful, and sympathetic to my reason for being there. I was honestly surprised how quickly things got accomplished and for a very reasonable price. As expected, I was unable to accomplish my second task. She explained what I would need - especially if I wanted the new Real ID. While employees are friendly, they are pretty consistent with the rules and there are supervisors who check work to maintain integrity. It's a little inconvenient, but I'm also a government employee and I'm fine with rules being rules. I was in and out in less than an hour. I was impressed that there was an employee floating around helping people as possible. They do have public restrooms including an accessible one. They do charge a service charge for using debit or credit cards. Overall, I was pleased. I typically use self-serve when able. However, both tasks today required an in-person appearance. While this wasn't anything dazzling, it offered good service, a decent atmosphere, and pretty organized chaos. I'd like to see the website get a little more clarity. I do like that you can now schedule appointments - as I watched, this seemed to speed up the process. This will likely be the branch I visit again once I'm able to find or get the documents needed for my additional task.

I visit this location to vote, and, more rcently, to donate food items to their little, free food…read morepantry. I have voted at this location for several years, but this last election was a trial. I am a handicapped senior citizen with several health issues; and I had to stand in line for more than 2.5 hours before being able to cast my vote. There was no place to sit down. The line snaked through the building and finally there were 2 chairs near the front entrance - after I had been standing for more than 2 hours. I was in tears by the time I was able to cast my vote because of the physical pain I was suffering. While standing in line, I noticed some people were being given immediate access into the building to vote and I realized that if I had brought my cane, or appeared to be more physically distraught, I might not have had to stand so long outside. The obvious appearance of a physical impairment does not always indicate which people suffer from chronic medical issues. PLEASE, Warren Township Trustee employees/voting workers, etc., make it easier for people with medical and/or physical impairments to cast their votes. DO NOT be selective in your choice of whom to admit into the building ahead of others in line. If any person with a medical and/or physical problem needs easier access to enter the building to vote, put up a sign, or have a designated person available at all times to usher them inside.

Today I went down to the Warren Central Government Center. Why would I go there on a Sunday…read moreafternoon when they're only open Monday-Friday? I went because as a good American citizen and exercising my right as an American Citizen, I went done there to VOTE! There are some court hearings that take place in that building and there has been voting for many years. The building itself is very well kept and has been kept very clean every time I've been in it. Why do I vote? It's my right and I Need to vote so the people I want to speak for me have a little better chance to get in their positions. Get out and vote early. We know nothing will interfere with our voting because we're done. If you don't vote, don't complain about the people in government.voting is your chance to try to put the people in office that you believe will serve our people best. I'm proud to be an American

This is not a typical review with pictures of great food or beautiful flowers. In fact this is a…read moreplace that many people will never have to see or enter. Unfortunately some of us have to. We can say it's embarrassing or we can count it a blessing. Today we filled out an application to see if Tony qualifies for Medicaid to help with his medical bills. If he does it will be a blessing. Even with insurance just one of his medicines is $780.00 a month. Two people working with us have told us to apply. We both receive Medicare so we are not rich by far. The people here are very busy and yet they are helpful and most of them are still smiling after dealing with many people all day long. Be kind and gentle to everyone. That's what your likely to get back!

Don't miss the Saturday afternoon "buffet" for delicious, home style food. The dishes vary each…read moreweek, and there is always something new and something comforting to enjoy. Super casual dining at first come tables.

Today we stopped into the Philippine Cultural Community Center for the street food "Food on a…read moreStick" festival and it was absolutely delightful! More than just a food festival, there were crafts and art and plenty to see and experience. The food (not *all* on a stick) was very tasty and everyone was super friendly. Big standouts today were the pork belly, the dumplings and egg rolls, and the pork and chicken on sticks. But the big standout was the ube. Ube puyo, ube taho, ube desserts of all kinds. It was all so delicious and everyone was so kind and welcoming and told us about how the foods are sold in the Philippines. We were so happy to learn that they're there every weekend with delicious food. Honestly, if you haven't been here, if you haven't tried the food or learned something about this beautiful culture, please stop in and enrich your life. You'll be so glad that you did!!