Anyone who has driven in downtown Springfield within the past year can attest to the trouble in finding a parking spot. With the closing of several lots, the quest to find one open or an available meter can be challenging. No longer is it easy to zip in and zip out of downtown. No one knows this better than you – the public – who oftentimes encounter a stressful experience when trying to conduct your business in this area.
Today, Lisa, who had an appointment with our office to be sworn in as a notary public, circled the Hall of Justice for over 45 minutes in an attempt to find a parking spot. Rather than simply telling her to keep looking, Register Ashe offered his services – curbside. That’s right, folks! Mr. Ashe took his office on the road! Lisa was asked to wait in her car while we came down to retrieve her paperwork, prepared it back in our office, and returned down to State Street to administer her oath.
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| Register Ashe swears in Lisa for her notary oath |
Though the setting was a bit different than the Register is used to, he made it work and was very happy to help Lisa out. Register Ashe values customer service above all else and as our environment evolves, so will we! The Hampden County Registry of Deeds will always strive to make conducting business with our office as efficient and pleasant as possible.
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| Register Ashe poses for a photo with Lisa after swearing her in as a notary public |
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