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    Los Angeles Housing Department - Adam Senior Garden Apartments Number One APT 26.

    Los Angeles Housing Department

    (30 reviews)

    Echo Park

    My rating is not indicative of all areas of this City department. I have nothing but good things to…read moresay about all of the inspectors I have encountered. From a landlord AND a tenant's perspective I give them all 4-5 stars. I spoke with one earlier this week and he was 5+ stars. #Fabian G! Now the helpline. That needs work. Earlier in the week I called and there were 63 callers in front of me. I had to leave a callback number. Okay, 63 is a fairly high number. Today I called and there were 21 callers in front of me. I wanted to wait. No option to wait. How can there be 21 people waiting, but I can't wait if I want to? Blank stare. Is 21 the cutoff. 22 no go? Anyway, once you get someone, there aren't very helpful or knowledgeable. You will have to ask to be transferred to a supervisor, but the supervisors don't pick up the phones OR call back. As a landlord, I'm paying for this. There should be more of a balance between the benefits for tenants and landlords. Specifically with working through issues that are contained within the RSO. By the way, the LA County Consumer Affairs people - they pick up the phone. #LEVELUP

    This agency double billed me ($201.50 x2) for a service visit. I paid the full bill anyway, within…read morethe deadline, using overnight delivery that they signed for. I had a copy of the cancelled check. They then, charged me a late fee $503.75 stating it was not received on time. I filed an official grievance, and sent them copies of the signed delivery receipt, for the check that was sent, and a copy of the cancelled check. They sent me a letter denying the return of the late fee with no explanation. A total overcharge with all backup paperwork of $705.25.

    Los Angeles County Department of Public Health - Circa 1970

    Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

    (36 reviews)

    Downtown

    To live and die in L.A., it's the place to be You've got to…read morebe there to know it, what everybody wanna see... Upon entering off Figueroa St you'll see two lines to your left, one for birth the other for death. The forms off to the right either for birth or death certificates. Once you complete your form you'll have two lines. Service is very quick I was in and out with the birth certificate in less than 10 minutes around 11am. Plan your day to avoid the LA traffic jam then enjoy your day in LA. Both parents do not need to be present to obtain a birth certificate. Parking available in the structure or street meter. If meter parking is available I suggest that one as you typically won't be there long. So if you live or pass away in LA this is a place you'll have to be at. Don't worry you won't wait in traffic like on the LA freeways at this spot. God bless

    They ignore anonymous complaints. Even when not anonymous, they don't do their jobs. I reported…read morerats in my building ceiling (common shared indoor hallway ceiling) where you could see the foam tiles chewed away at almost every corner, and many round urine stains. I specifically reported that they were in the ceiling, I can hear them running in the evenings. The county inspector came over, notified the building manager days before coming, and said she saw nothing. Of course, the manager quickly replaced the foam tiles, painted them, patched them up and vaccuumed the floor. There were still signs - some urine stains and some chewed corners of tiles- but when I asked if she had seen that evidence, she said it was only in her "job description to look down for rat feces - not to look up." I was amazed... I asked specifically for her to look into rats living in a ceiling space and it's not in her job description to look up? What a sad excuse. It's disgusting that these employees don't do what's morally right, and they get paid big $. Why would you announce that you're going to do an inspection so the builing can hide their evidence? Why wouldn't you look up? You expect me to believe that there's a job description that says don't look up? or barely shift a tile to see the rat nests/feces? I offered to do this myself in her presence and she refused to come back for me to show her the feces. Tax money laundering at it's finest. What is the point of this department if no one does their job? Not even the supervisor cared when I called in. She could hardly speak English, and didn't care at all. Her job security is off the charts.

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