Literally 0 parking available on car show day so a lot of people Parked in a safe area in front of…read morea no parking sign. They had the audacity to write everyone tickets. How about take care of your city first instead of writing parking tickets

I've had several stressful situations where the Pismo Beach Police Department stepped in and truly…read morehelped me. They retrieved my stolen vehicle from an ex who kept violating multiple protection orders, and on another occasion they recovered my eldest son's cell phone from a different ex who attempted to theft it for the 3rd time after removing personal belongings & letting the air out of my tire from my vehicle then claimed I have no proof of him doing so in case of potential future legal action at controlling a narrative to portray himself as a victim for relief of any responsibility at potential claims of abuse. Every interaction has been friendly, supportive, and focused on keeping me safe -- never on penalizing me. I'm genuinely grateful for their help.

An enlightening trip into the history of Pismo Beach…read more Visit the Website to book a tour of the Price Anniversary House. www.friendsofpricehouse.com

This off-the-beaten path local historic little park &…read morehistorical preserve, is likely not to be of much interest to any, but us locals. In general, the restored houses & the interesting stuff, is not open to the public, except on special occasions. I am a donor & supporter and even I often get forgotten for email invites. Since I am a relatively new local & was not born & raised here, my enthusiasm is not as great as those who can trace their ancestry back to Price's time. Awhile back, when I first donated, I went to check the place out. I found some hardy volunteers struggling with cutting grass & dealing with a water leak. I helped as best as I could, until a kind police officer used quite a bit of muscle to fully close a shut off main. After that ordeal, the caretaker was kind enough to give me a brief, but nice little tour of the inside of the Price house. While volunteers did an amazing job of restoration, some stuff was not original. The history of Price house can be found on the internet, if you are curious. As for the park area itself, it is pleasant enough, but rather raw & undeveloped. There is really not much to do nor see...especially for kids. I do appreciate the place for it's history & it still being sort of a serene oasis among the ugly developments. I have also found it to be a nice spot for some wildflower pics when in season. I think that it is a nobel endeavor & they do on-line donations if you are kind enough.

Located along highway 101 in California's Central Coast in the county of San Luis Obispo with a…read morepleasant, moderate weather year round. We love this classic, beach, small town that offers so much to its residents and visitors such as sandy beaches, camping, beautiful parks and so much more. It is dog-friendly so you see many fur babies around. We visit every summer and enjoy our staycation in Pismo and bring our dog along. Downtown has many shops and eateries, all small businesses which makes it even more special to us. We have always had a great time in this clean, beach town and will continue to enjoy.

Cute city. Loved visiting . We had no idea there was a car show and man was it packed. Saw so many…read morebeautiful cars! Being from Oxnard, I grew up with this car culture so it felt like I was home! The minus was the traffic craziness and really no officers out controlling it all. A lot of streets were blocked off causing tons of delays. We paid 20 bucks for parking , walked some trails and the beach. Cool that they allow vehicles on the beach! I had never seen that before. Lots of families and soccer teams on the beach on a Saturday.

The Pismo Chamber Volunteers are the best to work with. They really care and get the job done. They…read moreare truly an advocate for the businesses in Pismo Beach and the surrounding cities. Thank you for all your support.

What city puts on a fireworks display and does not want locals to show up? This is what the PB…read moreChamber is doing and told me when I asked them! We are never shopping or dinning there again.

My iPad was stolen back in February. 8 months later- It pinged. I called in and told them the…read moresituation and they were on it, recovered within an hour! This was on a Saturday at 6:30pm. I had zero faith in its recovery. I lived in Minneapolis for 10 years. One winter my car was stolen, took police 4 hours to come and take a statement. They never found it. I realized Minneapolis is a lot bigger and more is going on... But I really can't believe my lil hometown showed them up! Thank you Christine I'm dispatch and Officer Moses.

I have a set of this month Bubba have a suspect it but Bubba hello Pablo I have a succulent been…read moreBubba looking for murder in the print to be booking

I used to have problems with my mail been delivered to the wrong address, After contacting the…read moreAssistant Manager Paul this problem has been resolved. He always help with a smile. Thanks Paul for your excellent service.

I have been calling the Pismo Beach Post office to speak to someone and they refuse to answer the…read morephone very poor service postal rates keep going up and service keeps going down

My experience with the Arroyo Grande Police Department was that after an abusive altercation while…read moredisabled, newly pregnant, homeless, and fleeing domestic violence from an ex who was violating multiple 10-year protection orders I sought safety and medical assistance but was instead criminalized into the judicial system creating a record preventing me from my job and basic safe housing needs options during a moment of crisis. I wasn't being helped by the county's public human services department despite asking for assistance multiple times over the past 5 years, which left me in a desperate situation. At the time, I was experiencing homelessness, severe trauma, health complications on top of disability's, and impaired judgment due to overwhelming circumstances. Rather than receiving protection or a trauma-informed response, I was treated as an offender after finding a wallet while in an altered state of mind due to homelessness, trauma and disabling medical distress needing immediate refuge. Even after returning the wallet & full repayment, since that incident, instead of receiving protection, the Arroyo Grande Police Department targeted, profiled, and criminalized me, while failing to recognize the severe abuse and dangers I face, even when I later became the victim of a robbery by another Arroyo Grande resident they didn't take equal actions against the other Arroyo Grande resident who had actually robbed me, showing clear bias and unequal treatment. The one commendable act I can acknowledge is that on one occasion officers personally returned my service dog to me, rather than transferring her to animal services. However, the broader handling of my case reflected clear bias and unequal treatment, targeted profiling, and continued criminalization, showing a serious lack of understanding toward survivors in crisis. I hope the department will improve its training in trauma-informed practices and ensure equal, compassionate treatment for all community members, especially those seeking safety from abuse.

Very courteous & helpful. I appreciate their approach to assisting the public for my permit…read morequestions. Thank you for all you do.

Parking is 5.55 and I was able to log on and use apple pay…read more This hike was very easy and moderate. The incline was slow, therefore you are not really able to feel it. But you can see it once you see other people hiking the same route. The view itself on the way up is beautiful, your able to smell the ocean smell, enjoy the view and just take it all in. Really green everywhere, watch out for the cow droppings because they do roam. If you lucky you can see them afar enjoy their grass and space. I would say it was maybe about 1.5 miles back and forth, I want to try the loop next time but these was just a quick little hike before we stuff ourselves with food!

Pismo Reserve displays a beautiful outlook on Pismo beach and 5 cities in general. It's a beautiful…read moreplace to do a hike and a picnic. There are multiple routes to take depending on which outlooks you'd like to see! I did the Spring to Spring route which totaled to 4.7 miles. It was relaxing, not challenging at all. Parking is available but if you don't want to pay and don't mind a little walk, I parked on the dirt across Ventena restaurant for free!

Wonderful city and team to work with. I have enjoyed my membership with this chamber more than…read moremost. Great communication on events and about other businesses. Local schedules, calendars, things to do, etc. networking events are also a big bonus. Thank you.

Working with the office manager Ligia was a very fun experience. I am convinced that having a…read moreprofessional relationship with the chamber and my business "Heartland Payment Systems" only serves to benefit both us and the community.

USPS Pismo Beach. Excellent service especially the assistant…read moreManager Paul who goes out of his way to help. I appreciate a Federal Employee who has customer interest as a first priority. Thank You Paul

What could improve besides the unfriendly staff? Well how about scrubbing the whole place clean…read morewith bleach and mold remover?! It's the dirtiest and stinkiest post office I had ever gone to. And that's not even mentioning the horrible service one gets. Avoid this place if you can for your own health.