Definitely make an appointment if you can. If not, you can walk in and they'll help you set one…read moreup--it's actually a pretty easy and fast process. The ladies there aren't very friendly, but they're not rude either--just straight to business. It's more of an in-and-out type of place. Overall, it was okay. Just glad I'm done!

The absolute worst place I have EVER been. Packed in there like a can of sardines and staff is…read morerude; not even a hello. When faced with an issue they provide no guidance on how to handle a situation.

Hemet PD has been amazing since I've lived in the area. They have responded to EVERY call I've…read moreplaced with exceptional timing. They've come for complaints as small as loud music, to a trespasser having a manic episode. I'm thoroughly impressed. Every interaction they were polite and sharp. I've seen their AERO outreach team at circle K making welfare checks on the homeless population. I can't praise this department enough. I'm sure people have had bad experiences, but for me and my family, Hemet PD has had our back 100%.

Officer K. Mcwilliams likes to target homeless people while they receive donations…read more Emergency calls dont get serviced because officers are too busy targeting people without suspicion of a crime. SHAME ON THIS DEPARTMENT!

This city is out there, and I mean it in many respects. I came driving through here a while back,…read morewhen I was driving from Phoenix to LA. Getting here takes a 30 minute drive from the main freeway. The road winds you through green hills, and leads you to this city. It is an interesting experience, to say the least. This is a small town in the sticks of the IE. There are some commercial small commercial areas, and the neighborhoods are nothing to brag about. I didn't find them dangerous, but not glamorous either. I wouldn't live here, it is not my type of place. I wouldn't visit here again either, and that's because it is way out of my way and will probably never sit along any of my commutes again.

Omg the City of Hemet is depressing. Dirt, dirt, lol and…read moremore dirt. Then the driving skills of people who live here is absolutely unacceptable they drive like they're fleeing from the cops. There's nothing out here just dirt. I hate to say i don't t like this city but it's just so depressing. I don't think we'll be back lol.

It's really unfortunate the Sheriff replaces the police in Idyllwild. They are USELESS when called…read moreand actually make it a point to defend the attacker and harasser. I wish this weren't true but it is.

I called in because I swore it heard like someone had broken into my home and I had two babies with…read moreme so for our safety we didn't investigate and instead called the sheriff dept. They arrived within 3/4 minutes and had the area secured. Made sure there were no forced entry points . When it turned out it was just the house making old house noises, the officers were still very kind and able to make light of my situation. I truly appreciate the kindness shown even though I was embarrassed it ended up being nothing. Assured me it is always better to be safe than sorry. Wish I had the officer's names ! Thank you!

I went there this morning without an appointment They were…read morevery helpful The lady that helped me with my registration renewal was very kind and professional. They do their best and we just need patience. Do your research and bring what they require and you will be happy.

Parking here can be difficult. Today there was a stalled vehicle and I had to the wrong way to…read morepark. Thankfully, next door at the market there's more parking. I've been trying to get a Real ID for my 2 teens. This was my 4th time trying. No joke. Last week I went to Murrieta Express DMV, their system was down. Now they no longer process New IDs. I went to this DMV and their system was down for who knows how long. The next day I went to Temecula DMV and their system was down. I'm back a week later and checking in online was a breeze. There was about a 15 minute wait on a Thursday afternoon at 1pm. I get it's stressful working here but it's all business and no warmth. Better customer service is needed here.

Very tired and run down town. Very affordable home prices but not sure what that says. Nice casino…read more( Soboba) and resort with good prices. Food options I would not be too picky though Mexican food is a good choice. Note: Lock your car doors

I don't think San Jacinto residents care about people visiting the city. We prefer being left…read morealone. The only attraction here for non residents to visit is Soboba Casino. That's about it. I have lived in San Jacinto since 2010 after living in City of Riverside for 22 years. I love it here. The city is surrounded by hills and mountains. In winter, it only takes 40 minutes to get to Idyllwild to play in the snow. No traffic around here. No freeway, only highways.

Overall, the social workers have been very understanding and genuinely focused on what's best for…read morethe child involved. Their constant communication has been phenomenal, and I truly appreciate their strong work ethic and professionalism. I was able to address and make amends regarding issues I previously discussed with my former social worker, Sylvia, and I have since been assigned a new social worker. Since then, things have improved, and I feel heard and supported. As long as my child is doing well, they continue to do their part, and that reassurance means a lot.

QUICK SERVICE! Shoutout to Lala and her bestie at the front desk, these ladies were lightning fast…read moreand were answering questions while people were waiting in line to reduce the traffic of people. The staff handled people's needs immediately. I was in line when Lala approached me and she saw me to one of the clerks. I explained I had an issue with my insurance and they gave me peace of mind by the time I left. I was also happy with the vibes of the building, people seemed to be in a good mood. The waiting room wasn't crowded and they had a good flow of people coming in and out. I never felt claustrophobic. Also, there were NO smells today which I certainly appreciated. Note, if you need to submit documents there's a couple of kiosks when you walk in. These are for you to scan your paperwork so you can skip the line. An attendant is usually near the kiosk to assist people.

This post office is usually very efficient and pretty darn fast at taking care of people. The have…read moremachines and multiple people ready to assist at the counter each time I have gone. This particular time I walked in with a package and was immediately noticed by Sandy who was not at the counter but instead ready to help people while they were waiting in line. She immediately greeted me, took my package, and processed it. Making sure to give me a receipt and a smile. Awesome!

We have video cameras up around the community mail box to see if anybody vandalizes it...there is…read moremost of the time a sign on there stating that it has been vandalized but there is never anyone doing the vandalizing on video. Currently, they are telling us that it has been vandalized. I just saw the mailman drive through the neighborhood and then I got a notification that the package I am waiting for has been delivered. I go to the box and there is nothing there. Usually, when this happens I have to go to the post office the following day and sit in line for sometimes over an hour after working all day long to get mail that could have been delivered by the carrier with my package that literally drove right past my house the day before. Why are we being told that our box has been vandalized when the videos show the only ones opening the back of the box are the postal service and the only ones opening the front of the box are residents???? Is it shadyness, laziness, or just plain unorganization? Who knows, but I am f*%#ing over it!!!! This is by far the worst post office I have ever dealt with!

There isn't much available in Hemet, and this public library is a good resource for child-friendly…read moreprogramming on Wednesdays. I can't speak to any of the other resources as I haven't used them. However, the way the staff treat the people in the library leaves a lot to be desired, hence my 2-star review. Although the publicly posted hours state they close at 6 pm, beginning at 5:30 pm, there is an aggressive push to get everyone out of the library, with constant announcements over the loudspeaker, security guard patrolling the study areas, and the librarians also coming around and reminding everyone to leave by 5:45 pm. At 5:35 pm, I was told that if I didn't leave by 5:45 pm I would be locked in the library with my child overnight. I stated the library closes at 6 pm, and we will be gone well before that time. At 5:55 pm, as we were leaving, the security guard and the librarian came over to tell us we were there past closing. They definitely scared my child into thinking that would happen. Woof. The overbearing staff is a bit much. But if anyone is down for a sleepover in the library, it's me!!

This is a pretty great library. The staff is so nice and helpful here. The kids area always has…read moresome craft going on. There's a big selection of books to choose from. The bathrooms are clean. You can get your passports here too. They have so many books in Spanish for kids as well. I see no reason to complain and nothing wrong with this place. We love Hemet public library !

Cyndi and Kevin are the best. Very helpful and with their affiliation with SCORE.org and…read moregovernment resources, they are great in helping business with any issure

Great Chamber, great people!! There are great networking opportunities as well as chances to form…read morelifelong friendships and bonds! This Chamber is an asset to the San Jacinto Valley.