I am only giving 2 stars because the 2 times I've been in there I've had good case workers. Other…read morethan that the system is a joke! I can't get food stamps for my family because my husband "makes too much" but after rent, utilities and bills we barely have anything leftover for groceries. Meanwhile, people are in the welfare office with Gucci shoes, Dolce & Gabbana shoes and a Gucci purse LOL and I bet they got approved for whatever they applied for. I don't take advantage of the system like most people do and all I need help is with groceries. My husband even Ubers on the weekends and we still struggle due to inflation. When is it going to end?

There's no such thing as a " good " welfare office, but this location is super fast if u have to go…read moreits worth the drive to come to this one

Great food, clean and neat, nice people, great area of Henderson, good access to bus line. BHX Aread more

The medical is absolutely horrific. I spent almost 180 days there unfortunately and was severely…read moreneglected. I was sure to kite and send grieving in daily to keep a thorough paper trail as I planned on suing them and naphcare their medical. I have severe pre existing conditions and they were unable to provide adequate care and just kept ignoring me! I had been trying to get out on an early medical release for a majority of my time there and out of the blue just a few days ago FINALLY GOD answered my cry for help! I was released only a few days before my original release date and now will go full speed with a civil suit hdc is the absolute worst in all departments! Shame on you!!

I cherish the City of Henderson! I had my very first residence here and I totally love the…read moreneighborhood, this area does feel peaceful and safe. The roads are still nice and well-maintained, there's not a single crack and hardly any traffic. They are building new homes in the city and the location is fantastic! Henderson does remind me so much of Temecula, the area has beautiful landscapes, there's lots of greenery and trees! The neighborhood has great parks, convenient shopping centers, and a huge gym! If I'm visiting The Strip or Chinatown during off peak hours, the drive from Henderson going north takes approximately 30 minutes. The best part of the city is at night! The Overlook at Inspirada is a popular spot in Henderson to see stunning views of the Las Vegas Strip, and the city lights are captivating! It's such an incredible sight and serene!

A wonderful event put on by the City of Henderson and their staff. Amazing talent and artistry…read morewith in the city.

I walked into this office knowing practically nothing about the Nevada National Guard but after an…read moreinterview with a recruiter I came to the conclusion this is what I wanted to do in life. Every recruiter that I met here was super helpful and answered any and all questions I had about joining and the different benefits that the Nevada National Guard had to offer. This is definitely the place any person would want to go to if they needed some guidance in life.

These Recruiters are very knowledgeable and friendly. They will always do their best at giving you…read moreall the information you need. Everyone in the office is there to help and guide you. If you have any questions make sure to go see SPC Arteaga! She's the best.

First time here at this location as we've just moved to Nevada …read more It was a busy day mid week , Precious helped me this day and let me tell you , she was very sweet and helpful. Not just to me but every single customer I saw her help out . I wish I could give her 10 stars !! She made my day !! She greets everyone with a smile and that is rare these days .

I recently sent 4 boxes with holiday and birthday gifts for our children and grand children. 2 went…read moreto colorado and 2 sent to Hawaii. They were an expected delivery of 12/11. When I checked the tracking for the packages on 12/12 to see if they were delivered, the 2 to Hawaii showed they were received on 12/6 at the Henderson Post Office but no further tracking showed on line. So I went to the post office and stood in a horrific line to see what happened. There was only 1 window servicing passport customers and 1 window taking mail and packages. After a 35 minute Wait I approached the counter and provided my tracking receipt and explained my situation. The woman who helped me at the counter was rude from the get go, like I was taking time from her day. While explaining my issue, an African American man working the other counter started yelling at me saying the date is an estimate delivery and that their location does not hold packages. I responded who's helping me, her or you. Like mind your business and help the customer you're helping. Anyway the gal helping me disappeared in the back with my receipt. About 5 minutes later she came back to tell me they were not holding my packages. That wasn't my question I explained. I asked her it says packages received at the Henderson location but there is no further tracking after that. So I asked her how can I have this looked into. She said you have to file an inquiry. I said well can't you help me with this, it's why I'm here she said no I don't know how and you have to look on line. Like wtf, I paid $85 to ship 2 small boxes and y'all can't get it right or even help. I went on line to try and find where to file an inquiry and it's not easy navigating through the USPS website. So I finally found the site and file missing packages. It's been 4 days and no reply from anyone and the packages are still incognito. Every time I go to this location everyone at the counter is rude and speaks in a condensing tone. If they hate their job so much, why are you there. I'm beginning to think someone stole my packages before they even left the post office, thus why there is no further tracking after they were received and processed. Very frustrating and disappointing to say the least. And sadly my family may never receive their packages for birthday and Christmas.

The gentlemen at this place were amazing. They got my grandson on the right track to hopefully…read morebecome an airman in the new year. I appreciate the way you guys treated us and the education that you gave my grandson. He's excited now he needs to lose some weight lol thank you go Air Force!!

Patient, and consistent! I'm 21 and had a mission to get enlisted and my recruiter and even other…read morerecruiters assisted me in achieving that mission. Shout out to TSgt Cienfuegos for answering my phone call and took the wheel on ensuring I got into the Air Force.

Been here for 3 hours still haven't seen anyone. They all seem to be "working" on their computers…read morewhile 3 people are helping a room full of people . I've witnessed the women here be so rude , yelling at people trying to get their benefits or things in order. The whole office just looks at them as they yell their business out . Some of the men here seem way more compassionate and respectful. It's outright degrading these people. Specially the woman at station 5 and 8 are the ones who I heard just being completely mean. Seems like the guy at 18 is very nice and sweet and helpful from what I've witnessed the 3 hours here.

Of I could do zero stars I would. Seems like Wealfare services is getting lazy and not doing there…read morejob. All these workers there should be no reason someone have to wait for almost 2 hrs on hold.

My Global Entry interview experience at Harry Reid International Airport was very smooth and…read morehelpful. For anyone going: head to Terminal 3, park on the left side, and go inside. Take the elevator to the second floor, then walk all the way to the left side of the building. You'll see a door covered with signs like "Do Not Disturb," "Do Not Open," and "Do Not Knock" -- that's the right place! Once you're there and waiting, an officer will come out and collect your passport. The staff were super friendly, and the whole process was easy and efficient. I was expecting to wait forever, but not at all!

First off, it is a bit difficult to find. Enter Terminal 3 from the parking garage, turn left, go…read moreto the top floor, walk to the end of the building. It is a door just past the Lost & Found alcove. DO NOT KNOCK ON THE DOOR. There are signs posted saying not to knock, or try to open the door. The seat where they interview customers is just inside the door, and it interrupts the process. A BP officer will come out and get you for your appointment. The process was pretty quick, some questions, photo and fingerprints. Overall, not too painful, other than the 2.5 month wait for an appointment.