Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government - Houma, Louisiana

El Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government es una institución gubernamental que se encarga de la administración y gestión de varios servicios y programas en el condado de Terrebonne, Louisiana, Estados Unidos. Con una dirección estratégica en 8026 W Main St #101, Houma, LA 70360, la oficina ofrece una ubicación conveniente para los residentes y visitantes del área. El teléfono de contacto es 985-868-5050 y la página web oficial es tpcg.org.

Este gobierno consolidado cuenta con varias especialidades, entre las que se incluyen las oficinas de administración del condado. Además, el edificio donde se encuentra la oficina principal ofrece accesibilidad para personas en silla de ruedas tanto en la entrada como en el estacionamiento, lo cual es una gran ventaja para quienes requieran dichas facilidades.

De acuerdo con Google My Business, esta entidad tiene 15 valoraciones y una media de 2.8/5. Aunque las calificaciones no son del todo elevadas, esto puede ayudar a los interesados a tener una idea general de la experiencia de otros usuarios y conocer a qué atenerse.

👍 Opiniones de Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government

Cheyenne H.

1/5

I'm sure the people that work there are very kind individuals. But the fact that the power goes out pretty much on a weekly basis is disgusting. The community understands that the "repairs" done after Ida were meant to be temporary, that was in 2021 and it's 2024. At some point you're going to have to stop chasing problems for minor repairs and actually fix the complete issue.

Antoinette D.

3/5

My worker acted like the money they were offering for help would have come out her own pocket . After only 5 trips there my application was finally taken but not from the one who started my file but she must have mot liked me having to go to the social security office and had a supervisor tell her what she demanded of me was not the way they did things. She must have gotten mad cause another woman finished it for me n in a matter of mins. I was done. But I don't understand y the light company's don't accept their word or pledge to pay why is that

Mike C.

3/5

Difficult to navigate thru the red tape...I got transferred numerous times and each person I talked to told me something different, but in the end I did get help from a lady who was nice and handled business quickly. As with anything "government", you have to be extremely patient and calm and have plenty of time to spend. Word of advice: Call these people BEFORE going there in person because its a guarantee you will be short at least one item that they require and you will be making several trips. The helpful lady gets a 5 star, but the others brought the rating down. Also...DO NOT show any sign of frustration, that only encourages them to jam you up that much more.

John D.

1/5

Last time I went in I was asked if I wanted a "Houma Handshake" in an office full of fast food. I thought it was kind of strange and it made me uncomfortable. Michel Claudet never treated me that way.

Berline P.

5/5

Yes I know a few people there that are some very very good workers

Kenneth V.

5/5

Great friendly staff

parrish H.

1/5

When is this place gonna open up

William H.

1/5

This place is THE WORST. Their websites are all outdated, dysfunctional, and confusing. It’s impossible to get a phone number to who you’re actually looking for. Different answers depending on who you talk to each time. Typical government bureaucrats buried in a pile of unnecessary processes and requirements.