Argyle Town Hall

I had severe pain from a fall that broke my pelvis in one spot. After that healed I had pain because of crushed L4-L5 disc.
Dr. Satayan was reluctant even though I wanted relief. I was 72 in 2018. He agreed that I needed some kind of relief. In November of 2018 he performed the surgery. He was great before and after surgery. But the best thing is the last time I felt any pain was right before they sedated me. When I came out of recovery I honestly had absolutely NO pain. The nurses got me out of bed after maybe two hours (??).
I walked two time around the hallway and had NO pain.
After I was released I went home and did exactly what he told me to do.
I have not had ANY pain since the surgery. I walk 2 to 3 miles a day and it’s great. Also I take no medication of any kind. If you want to verify this, just tell Dr. Satayan that patient Pottorff said it’s OK with me if he gives you my email address.

Need more workers like The Great Tribal Chief Dylan and help like Larry and Zack. I would speak on other public work works but I have to be nice

I went to this location to cast my vote a month ago and came back to this location last week to get a driver's license. The location is new and the people inside are friendly. they do close the doors at 3 to 3:30 to ensure that everybody inside get seen and then they can get out by 6 p.m..

NOT WHERE YOU GO FOR DRIVERS LICENSE. There’s a review on here that says otherwise.

The judge I saw was very reasonable and personable, but parking was really bad.

Came here for court, drove in about 20 minutes early. Parking lot held about 10 cars, but there were so many people here for the same court time that about 10 other cars were driving around the small roads in front of it looking for parking. Probably all freaking out about making it to court on time.

There was a sign that said "additional parking in back," but no obvious way to get there. The small side road next to the building appeared as if it would lead to the rear, but it was a dead end. At any given time about 3 cars would be in the dead end trying to turn around because it's hard to tell that it's a dead end until you turn onto it.

The only way to reach the rear of the building is drive away from the building for about 1,500 feet, and turn onto an unassuming residential street, and then turn left moving back towards the direction of the building. It's incredibly difficult, and I watched like 10 other people struggle to figure it out.

All they would have to do in order to make this 1000x times easier is put up proper signage. The signs they have tell you only a vauge idea of where to park, but not how to get there. It's so easy, I can't figure out why they haven't done it already.