No matter what department you stop in, the staff is friendly and very helpful.read more

Town Hall in Essex, CT. The individuals helping me with were very pleasant, and made it easy for…read moreme to complete my work.

This has the potential to be the most poorly designed theater I've seen in my entire life. The bar…read more(and merch tables) in the lobby create an unusable passage with people trying to come in the front doors, trying to get drinks/merch and you can never tell which line is for what. They have like 3 toilets for the entire venue and you'll spend a chunk of your time waiting in line. I think the restrooms are original to the building (1920s) The sound system looks to be Meyer Leopard arrays with 900-LFCs and Rivage PM5 for the house console - so that's ripping! Only redeeming quality

I've been to this venue a few times for different events, (comedy or a concert) and all times have…read morebeen very pleasant. The seats are comfortable and the view from the seats on the ground level are all decent. I've been where we sat at the last row on the ground level and I've visited where we had seats closer to the stage. The lines aren't crazy long, and the security works pretty quickly to move things right along. They do sell cocktails and snacks. I love that this venue is right in the middle of the city with plenty of public tranportation options. The fees have always been reasonable and cheaper if you pay at their box office. This is definitely a venue I would attend future events at based on my prior experiences.

What a fantastic experience getting our marriage license! My fiancé and I showed up at 11:40am on a…read moreFriday. Ann Riebold the Assistant Town Clerk assisted us and was fabulous!!! She was extremely pleasant and a joy to speak with. She helped make the experience smooth and went above and beyond in my opinion offering her # in case anything happened (like spilling coffee on our license) the day of the wedding and we needed her assistance. That is truly the reason for this review, it is because of Ann. Neither my fiancé or I have ever been married before so we have nothing to compare this particular kind of experience to, but we both felt we got top notch service in this location. If getting married in Haddam, no doubt this part will be an excellent experience for you.

Tax favors for specific town admin, by way of lower assessments per a source with inside person =…read morecorruption. Poor maintainance & dangerous drainage situation (i will happily update as to outcome) currently being discussed with course/Greens Keeper & town Engineer. Unlike other Central CT towns such as New Britain, Stanley Quarter golf course, concern for property owners is brushed off who are legally entitled to be heard & responded to when: water pours into their land & stone walls are being damaged, paid landscaping displaced! And constant tournaments w/mediocre golfers pop holes yrly into your homes siding, screens, at worst expensive glass windows. 2 wks ago, my eye was nearly put out when a golf ball bulleted into my glass bird feeder & blew it apart into my sea grasses. As the metal bottom dropped to the ground, i was scared thinking that couldve seriously hurt my head! There was a call made prior on request for a net at end of our land line marked by ol tall Cherry tree. We even asked for minimal reimbursement to have shared finance of the cost of a box of vinyl siding. Nope nope nope. Apparently, one must have an eye put out, a fractured skull or a river pour down (literally) from very poor drainage design between sand pit near hole #14 and oppo mound & sand pit. The Golf course is overseen by Parks & Rec Dept in Groton, Mr. Berry. The Greens Mgr/Keeper doesnt return calls, is surly & doesnt seem to like residents he's paid to take calls from if a serious issue thus you must call the supervisor, Director of P&R. This course sees enough fund-raising activities, tournament for maintenance of course should be considered. Dont get me wrong, im not here to just gripe. Theres the good too. A lovely view, some great course grass cutting staff, a wonderful restaurant, Par 4 on Plant St. Thats owned by town but rented to restaurant owner whos great.

We received a confusing property tax bill a couple of weeks ago. I called into your office and…read moreMrs. Rutchick was the representative who answered my call. What a blessing that it was her. She assisted us through a complex tax issue and never once did she loose patience or kindness. She was quick returning phone calls/emails. On a number of occasions she called just for follow up to insure that we received all of the assistance necessary. A follow up phone call from the town assessors office just to make sure our needs were met. Who has heard of such a thing? Mrs. Ruthick deserves to be recognized for her over abundance of customer service! OUTSTANDING MA'AM

In memory of Andrew…read moreand Billy The Clinton Town Hall was built back in 1936 with money donated by William Stanton Andrews. It is a lovely building in a great location that is a pleasure to visit. The inside has an absolutely gorgeous marble lobby with gold crown molding and several huge fountains that are extremely cool. A beautiful red tail stag is in the entrance of the main lobby and was donated in 1978 by Sturges Redfield. The stag was carved in Europe and has been in his family for over a century. Pretty impressive critter. The Town hall also contains the Clinton Historical Society Museum Room that has different exhibits of local history and the building also contains 5 working fireplaces and a 450 seat auditorium. Quite an impressive place. One thing that is missing are the kitties. For years the Town Hall had a lovely and friendly cat named Andrew but he eventually got old and passed on. He was replace by Billy, a rather plump but lovable feline that that also ended up leaving this world. I have heard they aren't going to get any new cats which is a shame. Being greating by Andrew or Billy was always a treat. The Clinton Town Hall is a cool place even without the kitties. A interesting place to pay taxes or do tedious government stuff. Everyone here is always friendly and will go out of their way to help. They even have some beautiful river views from the back and a kayak and canoe ramp by the dock. A very cool town hall that has so many cool and interesting things to do and look at.

Town Hall in Clinton, CT. Their webmaster, Allison, helped me with a web project. Everyone I…read morespoke with at the town hall was very nice.

Not to be confused with South Queensdown which is where I go with Barbi regularly if you know what…read moreI mean. So this is one of RI's most beautiful towns, and there are many beautiful towns here. Not far south of Providence, right on the water, with a good 30k people or so living here, including one of my best friends from college. Amazing food around here, very unique. What a wonderful corner of America this is. Not cheap, in fact quite expensive, but gorgeous, right by the water, lots of boats, and somewhere I'd consider living myself.

Town of Oyster Bay NY had a special weekend last week. Saturday May 31 was really the day to go…read morewhere everything was up and running from the reunion and reenactment of the Rough Riders to a boat trip in the afternoon at the dock Water front Center West End Avenu in the Park, to so many activities for the day. NOTE: do look up their website for exact details... I didn't. Dang**[. I had thought the reenactment was both days, not just Saturday. So, Sunday when I went nobody knew anything including the people at the dock house for an afternoon boat ride. However on a quiet June 1 Sunday I did get to see Teddy Roosevelt (actor) himself ,a very kind man, an enjoyable presentation from actor Patrick Falci( with help from his wife Joan at the slide projector) who was in the 1996 Rough Riders movie and 1997 Tv show with the same name. Note: if you're a history buff check it out! And a presentation from Head Librarian and curator Sue Sarna showing the - in the works - TR museum being build in N. Dakota( July 2026) a must see for buffs. Stopped by OB RR museum, Hive Market, Once upon a Stuffie, TR bully bar and Sweet tomatoes. It was the flip side for a quiet nice day in Oyster Bay.

I am giving this town hall a 5-star rating. for overall customer service, politeness and…read moreexpiditing tasks. I went in for a marriage license with my fiance. We previously contacted this town hall to get required documents we needed to be married in New York since we are residents of Florida. We dealt with Jenn and Georgia and they were both very courteous and helpful. We stopped in today to get our certificate for marriage with all required documents and the whole process took about 20 to 30 minutes if that long it was a very pleasant experience thank you very much Georgia and Jenn.

I attended the YOM HASHOAH COMMEMORATION with my choir Praises of Zion of The First Cathedral…read moreChurch of Bloomfield CT. Pastor Michael Bailey and Arch Bishop Leroy Bailey were attendees. It was beautiful and very moving ceremony remembering all the survivors of the holocaust and all the families who lost their lives to the holocaust. It was an honor to be a part of the ceremony and look forward to singing next year.

West Hartford Town Hall used to be a high school called William H. Hall; it was built in 1924 and…read moreit was converted into a Town Hall in 1971. The parking lot is big and they have two parking garages onsite; those spots are metered so check their app for rates. There are some electric charging spots as well. When I walked into this building, it really looks like a high school. It's a large building with many municipal departments such as Human Resources, Building, and Engineering to name a few. Upon entering, there is a front desk that will answer any questions. The location is great, right at the center of West Hartford. It's walking distance to Blue Back Square, shops, restaurants, and a library. Overall, a decent but old building that serves its purpose for the townspeople.

Every time I have had to go to the town hall the staff has been helpful and friendly. Government…read morethe way it is supposed to he: organized, efficient and there to help.

Town of Wallingford is located in New Haven county with approximately 44,000 residents. The town…read morewas created in 1667; so much history! It was the site of the last witch trial in 1697. They also have their own electricity provider which is pretty uncommon in Connecticut. Most of Connecticut is provided with electricity by the company Eversource. There are many industries located within the town, providing diverse employment options. When I went exploring the town, I found it very historic and charming. It's hilly and had quite a bit going on; restaurants, bars, vineyards, breweries, etc. I really enjoyed walking through the historic Center Street Cemetery. The library is one of the nicest libraries I've been to. Walking around downtown was enjoyable; plenty of sidewalks and it's pedestrian friendly. Overall, a fun town to explore and can't wait to go back.

Thanks to my Yelp Friend Jim C. I'm on an adventure to Wallingford Connecticut then on to visit my…read moreUncle. The closest train from Grand Central is New Haven. It was a beautiful ride. The countryside is filled with small towns like Wallingford. Most of my Wallingford Tour was by truck. Jim has a comfortable truck complete with electric to charge my phone while I view the area in and around Wallingford. I saw new buildings that are beautiful design like the library. My favorite buildings are the historic buildings most of which now have been repurposed. I especially like the old train station. I saw barns, horses, cows, chickens and tractors! Old Factory Buildings are beautiful to see too. The homes look so inviting some with porches out front with rocking chairs on them. I felt like singing 'Little Pink Houses'! I did take a walk in the neighborhood. I took some photos. The drive didn't allow photos since it was drive by without the shooting (photo shooting that is!) A motorcycle tour makes my stay complete. A peaceful quiet retreat from hectic city life was certainly welcome. If you see my activity you'll see the seafood is fresh and delicious in this part of the country. Wallingford and the surrounding area have a lot to offer. Just remember you better have money for gas because you'll drive a lot! Everywhere you go in fact! I like the country for a vacation to rest. I think I feel more independent in the city. Sitting in a motor vehicle is too confining. I would definitely return to Wallingford and surrounding towns for relaxation, beautiful atmosphere, friendly people, and delicious food! Thanks Jim C. for sharing the town you love so much with me! I'm honored!