First, I must say that the young man who works here is very knowledgeable nice and very helpful…read more The one time he helped me I was in and out no problem. That being said the other three times that I have been here I've been helped by the main office lady, who is consistently aggressive, non-informative, unprofessional, and basically refuses to help in any way until the police are called because she keept refusing to do anything, told me I could fill out the paper and it wouldn't be put in the system it didn't matter. That she blatantly refused to do her job even if I did what I was supposed to. all I asked was to change my address . The officer gave me the slip and I took it and Went to another office and it was done in 3 seconds. No information on how to do it from her, no information on how to change it , just said no. . Thankfully, there's many other post offices around here. I wouldn't waste your time.

The Ortonville post office is absolutely my post office of choice, even though I don't live in…read moreOrtonville. The postmaster is extremely knowledgable and helpful. She understands her responsibilities and her limitations and is very easy to work with. Always extremely pleasant to work with. Her friendliness and positive attitude are mirrored by her staff, who also are friendly and helpful. Can't ask for better service.

It's been a while since I've been at this location but I have to say I had no problems whatsoever…read more Wait time was minimal. Maybe 5 minutes from my appointment time. Easy peasy.

It's such a chore to do this every so often, but here I was again at the Secretary of State to…read morerenew my drivers license photo. I made an appointment on the website since they're open late on Wednesdays and went to this branch since it's close to home for me. I will say, it went a lot better than expected and the staff moved quickly with efficiency. lobby area is clean, staff is friendly and the lady that helped me was awesome. The location isn't huge, but was nice and seemed to be in good working order. They want you to check in but to be honest, there wasn't anyone at the booth when you came in, and no signs telling me where else to go. I figured this out after I saw another guy go to the window off in the corner and check in there. My appointment was for 5:40, but didn't get to the counter until about 5:50. They did tell me to arrive 10 minutes prior to my appointment, so I got there at 5:30. Probably one of the better experiences I've had. Not sure if the state of Michigan's gotten better or this locations just awesome, but after about 40 plus minutes, I was done. Once I was at the counter it was smooth sailing.

They are so slow. They take care of one customer then rest for 10in. Then they come back and do…read moreover again. They have 12 windows and only 3 opened at a time.

The new office is large and quick in and out with an appointment. The concierge tells you where…read moreyou should be in line. In and out in 10 min

Always friendly service no matter who is staffing the desk. Whether I'm dropping off an absentee…read moreballot or picking up city brochures, I am greeted promptly and dealt with professionally. And if I'm standing there trying to explain a problem or phrase a question, they patiently explain which city office I need to go to and how to get there. They seem to be unflappable. Last fall I showed up one day at five minutes before closing to register a cat (yes, we gotta do that in B'ham!) - and there's some official paperwork and payment involved - yet no one rolled their eyes, sighed with irritation or looked at the clock and then glowered at me with disdain. Nope. This clerk was happy to serve a citizen. So it was after closing time by the time I was checking out at the city cashier across the hall, and the cashier was all smiles as well. After 5:00 p.m. and on a rainy day at that! They even wrote Calvin's name on the envelope containing his registration tag - and drew a paw on it. Really cute. Faith in government restored? Well, maybe not yet, but in my experience this is a five-star city clerk's office.

I was the first or the next in line and you guys hung up on me. This is unacceptable. I have not…read moregot my child support in 2 to 3 months. I've done everything you asked, but now you guys won't answer my calls.

I was sent from the Old County Building to the Courthouse, where the County Clerk's office was…read morelocated. Security advised me to seek out the shorter line and state my business at the counter. I was in and out of there in under 20 minutes. A very productive visit indeed!

Getting in this place is a little tough b/c the line was to the door to go through the security…read moreline. Once inside, it was the most efficient finger-printing I have ever had done (to be fair, this was only the second time). The woman checking me in wasn't the nicest person, but the person doing my finger-printing was super friendly and efficient. It took me about 15-20 minutes total to get in and out. Mission accomplished. My appointment was at 11am, and I got there at about 10:15 and walked out the door around 10:30. I will say that the line when I was leaving was quite a bit longer. So getting there around 10 is the key. What a surprisingly easy experience.

What a great courthouse! This is the district court in Macomb county and you are lucky to get to…read morecome here instead of the space port building in mt Clemens. (Though I won't call it a hive of scum and villainy). This is really a beautiful government building with a lovely fountain in front. When I was there it was peppered with seagulls and and ocean flavor to the air The service at the desk was clear and polite they have access to all the latest bits of technology Not difficult to find your way around either. It was a very good experience.

Our church, Lakepointe is officially apart of TEFAP, The Emergency Food Assistance Program. Which…read moreis a federally funded program which aids and assists low income and persons needing help filling their food needs. As the head of our food pantry at our church, it is my part to pick up the monthly supplies that the State has determined for us to receive. We were able to quickly get our paper work in to be considered for the month May, which is our supplies for June. I am over joyed to say that on the 4th Wednesday of May (pick up is the 4th Wednesday of the month) I picked up just over 1,500 POUNDS of food for our church, Lakepointe, to distribute in the month of June. I was so appreciative and thankful as the men helped this "new kid on the block", as the other veterans joke with me about. Being my 1st pick up, and a woman none the less, I was a little shy and uncertain of the whole process and was worried I was going to screw up the flow of things. But everyone was beyond helpful and friendly in making sure all the food made it into my Expedition- which it barely did! 1,500 plus POUNDS of food! Food that will help countless families in our community. Food that will secure a meal for men, women, children and elderly who may otherwise go without. I'm beyond grateful to be apart of Lakepointe Church and my food pantry and I'm grateful that our church was chosen for TEFAP. If you or AnyOne you know needs food assistance, please direct them to Lakepointe Church. We can help!