Best Resident Registration Office Grand Rapids Near Me

Brian Lawn: Always helpful and courtious

Hassan Saleh: Unfortunately spoke to two people regarding an administrative departure for a side yard fence across for our residence which is across from a commercial property. While the form does say they will work with you to get it approved, the two flat out denied it without justifying it, by stating it’s against the rules (which the departure is suppose to address).Hopefully our city can get staff in here who take a holistic approach and attempt to work with Grand Rapids citizens to keep the interest of the city protected as well as help tax payers, unfortunately this is not the current state of this department.Would generally say they will not depart from rules even when departures are justified, are callous and not swayed or influenced by logic. I don’t know what criteria/qualifications staff have here but clearly something needs to change in terms of their training for handling administrative departures and treating people like people.

Brian Knapp: The East Grand Rapids Parks & Recreation department are a blessing to our community and their passion is evident with every staff member I have had the pleasure to work with.I would personally like to thank and affirm Fred Bunn and Pam Slater for all they do for our community.

Andy Cooper: DO NOT bother getting your passport here. First, they require an appointment, which is usually a week + out. They want you to bring every legal document you own, a pint of blood, a pound of flesh, and your first born child, and even then you might get turned away. My advice is go to the Kentwood town hall. No appointment needed, you don't have to be a Kentwood resident, and they only require what's stated on the government form. The Cascade office is a joke!

idziak4ever: Matthew went out of his way to make it a meaningful experience.