This is the last place I expected to visit…read more No, Officer, the handcuffs are not too tight. Yes, the ride in the Police cruiser was fun with the lights and sirens going. Okay, seriously, am I the only person on the list of potential jurers? I have been called to jury duty seven times and served them all. This court has been the nicest of all the courts I have served on. Beautiful tiled entryway is in the waiting area. Stunning wood panel walls. The visitor's seats in court are the usual rock hard wood pews. So I guess I was glad I was picked so I could sit in the soft jury seats. The Procesutor, Judge and Bailiff were very pleasant to work with. Wow! They pay $10.00 per day instead of the usual 6 bucks. In conclusion, it is a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.

Spent a coupla hours here today, and for those Cedar Parkites out there in trouble with the Laws,…read moreI'm gonna impart some useful info. First off, if you are looking for the Police Dept, it is also located in this building. If you own a pet in Cedar Park, you gotta get CP tags at the police station. IT"S THE LAW!! and you gotta renew them with each rabies vaccine.....don't talk to ME about "the Man". He got me goin and comin. Being a model citizen (read: never been caught), I'd never been to court and this was definitely NOT what I'd expected. First you walk in and have to stand in line to sign in. Then you, and 20+ total strangers are all called in to air out your drama in public. At first, I was nervous about this ordeal...as time passed....and passed....nervous turned into boredom which turned into agitation...which eventually devolved into curiosity as I began to realize I was gonna be last called. Were they saving the best or the worst for last? Or was this pergatory some form of my punishment?? I learned a few things whilst waiting on my pew (very churchlike): 1. I learned how the judge metes out justice for traffic violations, juvenile delinquents, and minor assaulters (he was very fair and made me much more relaxed). 2. I learned that the guy who knows how the system works and can be helpful in directing you where to sign in, can be one of the assaulters. Be careful.... 3. I learned, again, why I don't have kids. There were a few bad eggs in there and I would hate to be they mommas. Actually, my "kids" are bad eggs too, apparently. Hmm. 4. I learned I can write an entire review in my head when I have nothing else to do but stare at wood panelling. I could tell you how many chairs were in the jury panel and describe in length the color scheme of the carpeting. But I don't want to bore you with details....I"ll just bore you with this review instead :) After you speak to the judge, you are directed to go back out of the courtroom and wait, again, to be called to settle your fines. What seemed an eternity in my brain, actually worked out to 2 hours flat, and as mentioned, I was the last one dealt with. This, btw, had nothing to do with when I signed in or alphabetical names. Nope it's all about your docket number...and nothing personal as I'd thought. I certainly wouldn't recommend coming here for grins, but if you are in trouble with the Po-Po, this is a relatively well-oiled machine and painless, except to your wallet. Btw, anybody want two sweet, hairy, drooly, goofy, neighborhood-roamin, no tag-havin, dogs?? I"ll only charge ya $250!

This was a very easy process, considering I sat there without filling out the papers first. By the…read moretime I realized I needed to fill out the Registration Papers, my number was called. I think I caught on five minutes before when I was helping this lady fill out her registration papers. You see, English was her second language, so I was helping her, and that's how I found out I should be filling out papers, too. I told her she needs to be helping me. But it got worse on my end and the lady's end that I was helping. I got to the counter, and the nice lady told me we were supposed to be filling out the New State Registration Papers. So, with all that being said, the process did not take no more than 30 minutes. It was still a quick process. Yes, I suggested taking another number and starting from scratch, and the process was still fast. Now, let me tell you a little about the building. I parked toward the front. But that isn't where you go inside. The front door is in the back of the building. I parked in the wrong area. Also, as you go inside, you can use your phone to get a number or check in on the computer. Also, there are two lobbies--one to the right and one to the left. You can't see the one to the right. So if they call to come to counter five, go to the right.

I needed to renew my handicap placard for the next 6 months and was looking for a place close to…read morehome and found this site. I can't speak to their low ratings, but my experience was quite different. First off I parked on the wrong side of the building and like a dumbass forgot my phone in the car. I entered the office which was very quiet and not too busy, small and clean. I checked in on the pad and then realized I needed my cell phone to be aware of when it was my turn, so I went to hobble out and get my phone when a lady came out the door and said come back in I will take care of you. Yolanda was exceptional. She was aware of my situation as she had been in the same spot. She was so sweet and easy going. I was in and out in under ten minutes. Shout out to a special lady!!!

The Liberty Hill Municipal Courthouse is a relatively small, simple structure but it gets the job…read moredone. Visited here recently to cast my vote and the staff has the space set up to handle a large amount of foot traffic. Note that there's an overflow parking lot right next to the building if needed and 2-3 handicap spaces right at the front door. Building is wheelchair accessible.

I have not submitted my permitting yet, but went down there to ask some questions and I have to say…read moreLinda at the front desk was so personable and polite. She made me feel at ease with the concerns I had. She then was able to get Lucy to help me answer some questions on my space before submitting my plans. It cleared up a lot of confusion, doubt, and worry that I had. Thank you for having some awesome workers that truly felt like they wanted to help!

So far I have been here twice to speak with the Williamson county health program people and the…read morepeople at the clinic front desk are RUDE!!! People literally come here for help and deserve compassion and empathy. My dad has been in the hospital for a week and they don't give a crap how they talk to people. I can't believe they're allowed to work here and be so mean to anyone who walks in the door.

I'm the 2nd biggest jerk in the world! I got caught up in a scam (scammer comes in first) but he…read moregot me good. Scammer sold yada yada... The officer that took my information was very patient, professional, and got all of my information. I had all of the transactions with me. It was plain, and a little humorous: he sorta tried to say that these were hard to prosecute and that there were bigger fish to fry. While he was trying to not tell me, I said that I knew that it wouldn't be solved quickly if at all. I told him, I understood "no DNA in a day". He agreed and seemed a little relieved. I don't blame them cuz There are definitely bigger Fish to Fry.

The Hutto police department don't take cases serious my HS daughter 17 years old has eye trauma…read morefrom being hit in the face over 8 times by 2 adults my daughter also is on the spectrum with social anxiety with many other health issues. She went in ambulance and stayed in the hospital and all parties of medical professionals said this was a bad assault but the police said there was no case when I waited for almost a month to hear from them. My daughter was also questioned without her parents when I have paper work stating she had a concussion and brain fog so how is it possible they even questioned her? Also it was said that there was forced entry how is that possible when it's my daughter's house. That's how you know a good job was not performed.

Have had two really bad experiences with dispatchers when I've called concerning and elderly woman…read moreunable to maintain her lane while driving & going into oncoming traffic and an 18 wheeler who went around a school bus with red lights flashing as well as stopped vehicles. Instead of the two dispatchers taking the information while I could retrieve it while also driving, the dispatchers were argumentative and speaking over me. I found out that after I attempted to make a complaint regarding the dispatchers, the dispatcher department investigated me! The chief apparently was involved too!! This is absurd & shows how Georgetown police department wants to just cover up the issues & attempt to blame citizens for complaints about unprofessional behavior!!

Officer Felix arrived at the scene of an accident on his way to his shift this past Sunday. He was…read moreprofessional, friendly, empathetic and beyond helpful, as I was very shaken up. Our officers deserve proper recognition for the service they perform for the public who, these days, is not very friendly and very angry. Thanks Officer Felix for all that you do not only as an officer but, the outstanding person that you. Thanks, Chris on the Harley

After going to the Pflugerville location twice I will tell you this location was amazing! Not that…read moreanyone enjoys coming to these appointments but my wait time was only about 15 minutes. Michelle helped me she was not only amazing and thorough with her job but she is also quickwitted and funny and made the entire process painless. When you go in just make sure you either check in on your phone or check in with the kiosk fill out your paperwork and there's plenty of seating for everyone. Just wait for your number to be called and as long as you have all the documents you need you're out of there.

Came here without an appointment because the online scheduler wasn't working for me. I arrived at…read more7:50am and walked in. There was a line to kiosks that I used to schedule an appointment. What was amazing was that same-day appointments were released right as I was working on the kiosk, and I was able to snag an 8:20am appointment slot! A ticket was printed out with my confirmation number. I grabbed a paper application to renew my license and used one of their pens to fill it out. Only 1 out of 3 pens were working, so I recommend bringing your own pen. At around 8:15am, my number was called and I went to my assigned counter number. I showed them my driver's license and my passport card to prove my citizenship. The person at the window walked me through all that I needed to do. I paid the $33 fee using a credit card. All-in-all, I was at the counter for about 5 minutes before the process was finished. A temporary paper permit was issued to me, and I was told my new driver's license would be mailed to me in 2-3 weeks. There's ample parking available at this location, right off of HWY 183, and quite a bit of tree shade, at least in the morning. I plan to return here the next time I need to get my license renewed in person!

This is a small family cemetery located along FM-1660 just outside Hutto and surrounded on all…read moresides by farmland. Out of the over 20 graves found here, sadly, about 10 of them belong to newborns and infants. There is a Texas historical sign on the property which you can read about in the photos below that add a great more detail. Sadly, one thing that was also customary was that slaves were also buried on this property, but have unmarked graves. It does look as though some effort has been made in the upkeep of this small cemetery.