Leaving a review everywhere I can, Mrs. C. Williams was AMAZING to say the least. Very patient, and…read moreincredibly kind. It was early in the morning and she has such a warm, happy, welcoming energy. Made our appointment a wonderful experience. As for the Ontario office, it was well organized, they made checking in a breeze. We had an appointment and were helped right away.

I checked in recently with my Mom to update her Direct Deposit information and we were really…read moreimpressed by how well this Office is run! The Room was well lit and properly staffed and the Security Guard was fully in his role as the first point of contact being assertively welcoming, inviting, and showing us how to proceed using the smart and efficient high tech systems. The waiting area was clean, comfortable, and spacious and there were large screens keeping everyone updated with their place in line and which window to go to. The lady who helped my Mom was very professional and organized! She helped us update Mom's direct deposit info as requested and reassured is the reissued checks were on the way. We recieved the direct deposit yesterday and are so grateful for the staff for making the process very easy and pleasant! Thank you to the Ontario Office Team for being on top of your operational excellence, we appreciate you so much!

First timer since moving to the area. Lovely and friendly staff. Quick service even during my lunch…read morebreak. Very understanding and listen. They take time to help and do what's necessary (at least the one time I went).

Jury is still out.... I'll let you know... process is long.... Gilbert seems to be very helpful…read more... Started my husbands paperwork today.... Still need Doctors report.... We will go from there... Doctor completed paperwork on Friday and they are closed.... Monday is also a holiday.... Tuesday I will drop off....6/20 Now is the waiting ....

very polite in this office and sufficient.the workers were very helpful and professional.read more

Never answer their line! I've called multiple times this week and NOTHING. At least set up your…read morevoicemail!!

It has been a couple years now since household hazardous waste collection has moved into the new…read morePublic Works center on Lion and even though the old location was much closer to my house, this new facility is much better for everyone involved - volunteers and residents alike. A lot of cities in the IE have hazardous waste collection only once a month, or even once a quarter, but we are fortunate in Rancho to have collection every Saturday from 8am to noon (minus Saturdays of a holiday weekend). They take a wide variety of hazardous waste including electronics waste including monitors and TVs, pesticides, chemicals, fluorescent bulbs, batteries, motor oil, anti-freeze, brake fluid, paint, and more. Their website says they don't take tires or medical waste/sharps (though all RC fire stations have free medical sharps collection). This new location is in a permanent building, instead of sealand containers, and has a huge covered portico to keep it shady in the summer and dry in the winter. Everything is always well organized to get in and out fast. You may need to provide proof of residency, I usually have my water or trash bill with me that shows the address, just in case. Here is a link to the HHW website: http://www.cityofrc.us/cityhall/engineering/env/hhwfacility.asp

I think we can all agree that we need to do our parts to make sure that our landfills are being…read morefilled with hazardous crap, which makes me appreciate this place all the more. You can always count on this place being open every Saturday, except for major holidays. Located on 9th Street between Hellman and Vineyard, you go south on Lion St. until it dead ends at their building. You go into their driveway and follow the path to left which will ultimately lead you to the drop off point. You fill out the paperwork, and the guys will unload your items. I have dropped off old batteries, monitors and other electronic devices. The city has made hazardous waste disposal a no-brainer. Great job, Rancho!

I am contracted and provide mental health services at West Valley Detention Center. Considering…read moreit's jail, it's not bad here. The cells are clean, food is hot and everyone does their part to make the jail run. It's takes multiple departments coming together for each client's care. So it really is a team effort. Not to mention you have dayshift and nightshift rotations occurring. It's truly unfortunate to see the negative experiences people have posted on here. Being on the inside for the past year, I will say that there are some hard working staff members that work at WVDC. And they do their best to provide the best service possible. The deputies work their butts off and deal with some of the worst and craziest stuff ever. You literally are exposed to things that nightmares are made of. So for that I commend the SGT's, deputies, doctors, nurses and clinicians that work at West Valley Detention Center. It takes a mental and physical toll on individuals to work in this environment. And it is not easy. That being said, when inmates are "mistreated" it is because they are not being compliant (not following instruction or doing what they are told) and/ or they are resisting the officers. That's where disciplines come into play (brick diet) and being sent to the hole. It's jail folks. Don't break the law and do bad things. Then you won't have to deal with the politics of being incarcerated. And if you do have to serve time, stay out of trouble. Follow the rules. Ultimately jail is a consequence of breaking the law. And I believe that West Valley meets expectations of providing what is required to each individual as well as offering additional help such as mental health services to individuals struggling with mental illness. West Valley Detention Center actually has the best mental health services available, compared to the other SBC jail locations (HDDC, Glen Helen, Central). So West Valley is where it's at! The most services available.

https://www.yelp.com/user_details?userid=CXNXQFCkpJYQdY3qLSXYhQ…read more lol. I think you should have your license revoked. I'm just an MFT exploring institutions to understand how to improve institutional structures that use low IQ solutions like violence and abuse, cough, cough, such as blaming abused powerless people for their abuse for failing to comply with people who have power. You obviously come from an abusive, anti-social home (high 4!) and should talk less. Real question: what have you ever done, other than feel unsafe? A lesson your family clearly taught you, and now your numbness to others allows you to punish the wrong people. Your public Yelp profile pics speak louder than any words I could use to describe your ASPD. Seriously, speak less. You clearly enjoy consuming with your mouth much more than feeding your mind. Instead, West Valley Detention Center (WVDC) is most known for a class-action lawsuit that exposed systemic, unconstitutional practices over a four-and-a-half-year period spanning 2003 through late 2007 that led to a massive $25.5 million strip-search settlement. (Craft v. County of San Bernardino) The Core Allegations: The class-action lawsuit asserted that the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department engaged in routine, abusive, and indiscriminate strip-search practices at both the West Valley Detention Center and the Central Detention Center. The core violations included: Group Strip Searches: Inmates were routinely stripped and subjected to full body-cavity searches in large groups. Lack of Privacy: Searches were frequently conducted in direct view of jail visitors, staff, and other inmates of the opposite sex. Release-Order Violations: The jail systematically strip-searched individuals who had already been ordered released by a judge but were returning to the jail to collect their belongings. No Reasonable Suspicion: The policy applied to virtually everyone processed, regardless of the severity of their offense or whether there was actual suspicion of hidden contraband. The Outcome: San Bernardino County ultimately lost the legal battle and agreed to a $25.5 million settlement in 2007 to resolve the litigation. It stands as one of the largest jail strip-search class-action payouts in U.S. history. In addition to the monetary payouts to affected class members, the county was forced to change its intake policies to restrict the use of blanket strip searches. After the largest jail strip-search class-action payouts in U.S. history. What does WVDC do? They said, "It's just taxpayer money," and kept on abusing the people they paid to care for and rehabilitate. The good news is the FBI crawled up their ass after that. Just some examples, I'll leave out their sexual abuse of minors in San Bernardino Juvenile Detention, because it is disgusting and is based on over 130+ of minors' accounts of sexual abuse. Civil Rights and Abuse Settlements (2014-2017): A joint FBI and internal Sheriff's Department investigation revealed severe abuses, including deputies using Tasers on handcuffed inmates. This prompted several federal lawsuits, resulting in San Bernardino County paying out millions in settlements and the termination of multiple deputies. LGBTQ+ Discriminatory Housing (2014): The ACLU of Southern California filed a class-action lawsuit (McKibben v. McMahon) alleging gay, bisexual, and transgender inmates were unconstitutionally subjected to punitive lockdown conditions and denied equal access to programs. The county settled the suit and implemented reforms to improve protections and housing practices for LGBTQ+ detainees. Medical Neglect and Death Lawsuits: Families of inmates have filed multiple wrongful death and neglect lawsuits regarding systemic failures in mental health care and medical treatment. These led to court monitoring and a consent decree designed to overhaul medical protocols and solitary confinement. Thank you for your time and attention.

I respect my civic duty and acknowledge that the Rancho Cucamonga Courthouse is probably a less…read morestressful experience than other courthouses, but the experience still had major room for improvement. There are so many inefficiencies in the system. I don't think the government system takes feedback or makes process improvements, but hopefully this review helps someone with their Jury Duty experience. At this courthouse, you receive a summons and you actually have to CALL 5pm the day prior to check if you need to physically come in. Considering they made me go online and fill in all this stuff, why can't I check some status online? If you have to report in person, the dress code is business casual. Although I feel like a lot of people were way more casual casual and they weren't sent home to change like the threat on the phone. In the room where the potential jurors meet, we were told to listen to a video but the TVs were unevenly distributed and the audio was awful. Then when we were suppose to find ourselves on these lists, the names were written in a thin white font that was hard to read. A lot of do this and wait, do this and wait. During one of my breaks I went to the restroom on first floor and it really needs renovations. No automated/sensors. In the women's bathroom on 1st 2 out of 4 sinks were broken. Then I made the mistake of getting a snack at the café inside the courthouse. Since they have no competition and they're the only option, they get to be slow inefficient and burn your food... in my case burnt my food twice. It was also so hectic as they didn't take names down, they just called out the type of order, so if multiple people ordered the same thing they all go up and look confused. I waited for ever for them to call me back saying they forgot what I ordered... Then it was burnt. I came back... They remade it... Burnt again. Pointless. I didn't have time to deal with them a third time. On a more positive note, this is the furthest I made it along in the jury selection process. I won't give any detail to maintain the confidentiality but I can say they ask questions to make sure there are no conflict of interest or strong biases that would negatively affect either parties. It was nice to see the justice system at work. Obviously the Jury Duty experience is a civic duty, but the courthouse really need some renovations to make the jury experience less awful.

Called in after 5pm the night before to verify if I had to show up. Message confirmed I was needed…read moreand for me to arrive at 8am even though the paperwork said 8:30. Arrived at 8am to a long line outside. Went through security waited in another line inside. Finally 40 min in reach the checkin desk to he told my case was settled and therefore I wasn't needed. Seriously?! *eyeroll*

Clean office, very nice and modern. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I won $1k on my birthday…read more(of all days) in a second chance drawing off a scratcher. I typically spend only a dollar or 2 and I think my luck is about the same as if I spent $50. I have to wait 6 weeks for a check but oh well. I used to buy $50 worth of $1 scratchers so my saintly mother (God rest her soul) could "dig for treasure" as she called it. Best $50 I ever spent.

Everyone I have met in this place is awesome. Great service and very friendly. Hope to be back soon.read more

The City of Rancho Cucamonga Civic Center came together to a local legend, Mr. Dutton with a very…read morespecial signage dedication, recognizing his hard work and lasting impact on this thriving community in Rancho Cucamonga. The mayor, senator, and local dignitaries were in attendance to celebrate a true hometown hero whose legacy continues to inspire. Kara, his daughter show so much courage and she definitely walking in her father's legacy. Gone, but never forgotten Rancho Cucamonga Living Magazine.

Located in San Bernardino county, Rancho Cucamonga in just south of the San Gabriel Mountains. It…read moreis the 28th most populated city in California.

Great place to work and live, great place to own a business. The Building and Safety Department is…read moreespecially helpful.

Cleanest and best city hall or city facility I've ever been in…read more Very updated ambiance and architecture. Parking is available and its pretty easy.

Came here to get a COVID test and it was very well organized and quick. Made an appointment on the…read morecounty website and was able to walk in an hour later. The staff out front were really nice, especially the security guard. He randomly asked me if I had heard of Bucca di Beppo since the other staff members had never been and I replied, "Yes! In Claremont, it's great, I was just there in June." The security guard then told me a joke about Koi fish and it calmed my nerves about possibly having Covid again. I walked inside the building and the process was easy, just showed my conformation e-mail and confirmed a few details then went into the main room where they gave me a swab to swab my nostrils. The nurse was very helpful and was 6 feet away watching me do the swab and guiding me on how to do it. I was in and out of there within 10 minutes and it was a pleasant experience. If you're in the area, sign up through San Bernardino county health's website and select RC Resource Center. Definitely the fastest COVID test I've taken lately.

Mondays through Friday's you will find this place conducting city business, serving well the people…read moreof Rancho Cucamonga. But on Sunday's you will find the parishioners of Summitridge Church worshiping God and His Son Jesus Christ here. Under the Pastoral leadership of Pastor Rick Schoon, this intimate congregation welcomes all visitors with open arms, inviting everyone to come and worship our Lord and Savior; and to feel the love of Jesus. Don't know Jesus? We'll introduce you to Him. Just want to check us out? Great. Come. Worship services begins at 1000 hrs., with the weekly message beginning about 1030. You will find friendly greeters awaiting you by 0930, giving you time to grab a coffee and donuts at the welcome center, before worship service begins. Children's ministry lead by Jenn as good as it gets. Along with her many volunteers, the children of all ages from babys to highschoolers receive the sound teaching and love Jesus proclaimed. Looking for a place to honor and worship God? This just may be the place for you.