There is plenty of parking out front. Two lines, one for appointments and one for walk-ups. I…read moreaccidentally stood in the walk-up line (no sign) until I noticed a sign across the way for appointments. Security guard asks questions like name and if you have any weapons, then leads you inside. Metal detector then wait for your name to be called. They have a screen with window numbers and customer numbers, but it didn't seem to update. They just called my name and which window, like the DMV. The young lady at my window was terrific, very friendly and personable. I needed to change my address which you can't do online or over the phone. She seemed surprised that this could only be done in person. Yes, it doesn't make sense to me either, but probably for security? After updating my address, she offered to print out a current copy of my social security statement which was very helpful. Overall it only took about 15-20 minutes to get in and out. I definitely recommend making an appointment although I did it a month ago, so if you need something faster, you may just need to wait in the walk-in line.

Horrible! Don't bother calling if you need to speak to someone at the office. I called at 9am and…read moreafter 15 minutes of waiting a rep answers from TORRANCE! they can't help me because I need to speak to my local (Long Beach) office. I try again. This time wait 25 minutes. Another person picks up from A DIFFERENT OFFICE. I said I have to speak to someone at Long Beach. She said when they can't pick up they transfer it to a different office. She tried to help me get connected to Long Beach. Waited 40 minutes and someone picks up from THOUSAND OAKS. I said to this person it's ridiculous that Long Beach is transferring to other locations because other locations can't help. When you are told you have to speak with your local office, you have to speak with your local office. Just waisting the day being put on hold and resolving nothing. They need to go back to the old way. If it's too busy the recording will say call back and the call is disconnected. That will help everyone not waisting their time to talk to someone who can't help them because it's not your local office.

Best experience I've had at a public office hands down…read more I ordered a new birth certificate for my daughter online. They sent me an email and called when it was ready. Took about two-three business days. Pulled in, plenty of parking. It's a building close to the Willow DMV The nice person at the front desk told me where to go. The nice gal in the records office just asked me for my drivers license, I signed a paper and she gave me the new birth certificate. I was in and out in less than 5 minutes You can get new birth certificate for your child here until they are 5 years old. Then all records are transferred to the Norwalk office

Came through to pick up the permit (see previous review) and other than our dates mixed up (they…read morehad me down for the day before) which was not a big deal, everything went down perfect. Teri was ready for us. She had us sign whatever is needed, paid the fee, and we were out the door in less than 2 minutes. I allocated an hour for this - you know: just in case... I'm all about contingencies) and another hour for Mom's next appointment. We had so much time on hand, we didn't know what to do with ourselves! Bump to 5th star is well deserved! Thank you, LBDOH staff, most especially Teri, for making this process so quick and easy!

Wow that was easy! I walked in 30mins early, checked in with the front desk, and as I was sitting…read moredown, one of the officers saw me and asked me to go with him. He proceeded to ask me some questions, got my fingerprints, handed me a pamphlet, and told me my card will be in the mail in about 2 weeks. Fast and easy! And the officer was very nice =))) As for parking, if you don't mind a 7min walk, there is a 2hrs free parking structure (without validation) on 3rd, between Long Beach Blvd and Pine Ave. It's roughly a 3-4 block walk.

Came here for my interview for Global Entry. I scheduled my interview 2 months ago. So, it may take…read morea bit to get an interview since the LAX location was not accepting it 2 months ago. However, I think they re-opened the LAX location 1 week ago now. So double check into that. Location: Entrance door is located on LONG BEACH BLVD!! parked right in front of the parkig meter on Long Beach Blvd and in front of the building door. If you type the address they give, it'll take you to the Westin Hotel location and you'll have to walk around a bit. The security pointed to the 2nd elevators to go on and up to the 6th floor. There are multiple signs that directs you where the office is, so it's very easy to find. There are metered-parking surrounding the building on the 3 perimeters that I know of (on streets of Long Beach Blvd, Elm Ave, and 1st St....I'm not sure if Ocean Blvd has parking). FREE metered-parking before 9am!!!! But I read from other yelpers, it's $1 for 1 hour!?! I came a 3 min late and they called me before some other people who had an appointment at a later time, which is really nice. So I think depending on the officer that is helping you it may take between 15-30 min. During my interview, it took 30 min, but it was because we were just chatting and having a conversation. My interview was really relaxed, no pressure, he just asked where I had traveled and that was pretty much it. I didn't need the Conditional Letter, but I suggest you print it out just in case. Look online how to print it out, I had to look to see. It's under "Notifications" when you login to your account. you click on the Conditional Letter and you can print it. I brought my proof of residency too, but he didn't look at that either. ***but just bring the required stuff per stated on their website*** They fingerprinted me and took my picture, so make sure you look your photo best that day.

I wish I could write a review, I couldn't even get to sign up on a list. I'm 74 just had knee…read morereplacement, the place I live raised the rent again. I'm disabled from arthritis throughout my spine. I've had 5 back surgeries. When I called I couldn't even leave a message

They are always concerned by answering you back promptly. The staff is great from the intake…read moredepartment to the contracts & leasing department and even inspections get back with you very promptly. They have great supervisors because they do take care of you with concern and a caring attitude and get the job done as they promise. This housing Authority is outstanding and stands out above the rest.

Having just retired, I wanted to understand the process a bit more. I waited in line for 15…read moreminutes, up to the window in less than 10 and with the help of a very nice woman with the greatest smile, walked out knowing I was going to be just fine. Thank you for a seamless visit

The security guards at the front door is extremely mean, and very poorly trained in customer…read moreservice. The Hispanic women yells pushy. greets the customers with a angry attitude. Very disappointed at this office

In terms of a jury duty setting, this waiting room is theeeee best. The cushioned seats have ports…read moreto charge your devices. There is a nice balcony for daylight (but the fire station is next door, which is extremely loud when a truck is deploying out.) 3 different areas for different lighting (for those with sensitive eyes). Kitchenette & full fridge!! Parking is free using technology . Easy peasy if u know ur license #. Beautiful architecture & patio for outdoor waiting on the first floor. Numerous choices in the area to eat if u buy ur meals. Made in 2013, so it's fairly new & is mantained to still look very clean.

As a juror, you would think they would tell you where the Jury Assembly room is. Nope. Two police…read moreofficers and a staff member gave me the wrong info and wrong directions to the assembly room. Making me late. Thanks yo. It's on the 4th floor. YOU'RE WELCOME. JUROR PARKING IS AT 101 Magnolia Ave. But no one tells you that. Not on the paperwork, not on the voice recording. You just have to figure that one out on your own while rushing to do your civil duty. Plus you better remember your license plate for parking. NO ONE TELLS YOU THAT EITHER. YOU'RE WELCOME. Lastly, you have to fill out the back of your jury duty paperwork. If not, they send you right to the back of the line. Time wasted - approximately 15 min. AGAIN YOU'RE WELCOME. OH AND DID I MENTION - someone hit my car too???? FML. JURY DUTY NIGHTMARE.

Got my twic in the mail about 30/40 days sometimes it takes longer it's say up to 60 daysread more

100% easy transaction. From setting the appointment to the Google navigated drive to the website…read moreprovided address to the processing. I will say that I am quite glad that I kept my navigation on once I left the car because I was looking for a store front type business. This business is on the fourth floor of the building directly across the street from the Enterprise car rental (I feel safe entering that as a navigational aid because I rented cars from that location 9 years ago). Enter the voluminous lobby and head for the elevator and hit #4 (return to "L"). The room you want is #400. The staff was very professional and my 9:10 and 9:20 appointments were merged because TWIC cards and Pre-Check are now merged together on the TWIC card. One less step. THE PLAY BY PLAY: I arrived early, sat in a waiting room for a few minutes and was all done after an 8 minute processing time. Be sure to remember that they do not accept cash. NOTE: It literally has taken me longer to write this than to take care of my business at IdentoGo. No doubt a great job by the friendly, courteous staff. PARKING: For me parking was a breeze, as I got lucky and found a parking spot on the 100 block (there are only 4 parking spots -- across from the Green Onion Mexican Restaurant) and they are free for 2 hours from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Will definitely recommend this location to others in my industry.

I went to take my great niece to school, discovered i had a flat made a u turn to go to a gas…read morestation, in my rear window i saw a fire truck coming i pulled over all the way to the curb when they pulled over right behind me. Thinking I was in the way i attempted to pull up when they all jumped out the truck and stopped me ask me if i had a spare and changed the tire. THANK YOU ENGINE 13 YOU'RE THE GREATEST!

firemen save lives,, always glade to have in area, they are there when you need them, glad to see…read morethey are just a call away.

On April 3rd my husband had a stroke. I immediately called 911 and the Paramedics were at my house…read morewithin minutes. They were both competent and kind. According to his doctors at St Mary's my husband is doing well in large part because they were able to treat him so quickly after the stroke. My sincere thanks to the fine men who treated and transported my husband. Your swift action is deeply appreciated.

First of all thank you so much for making our community special and for always keeping a higher…read morestandard of service. Your always our first responders and you have the full community here to back you in a time of need or assistance. Thank you all who serve!

Called long Police department and approximately 8:45am Sunday October 5 and the operator sounded…read morelike a 19 year old girl working remotely that was still in her bed. She didn't understand the simple concept of someone spray painting rims and grinding in a public parking lot in front of a child baseball field active game. She sounded hesitant to even report the issue because she lacked the comprehension to understand what unauthorized areas with automotive work meant with hazardous chemicals around dozens of children. Heartwell park should be Lakewood police jurisdiction since clearly Long Beach cannot handle it. It's been almost an hour of our children breathing in chemicals and they haven't arrived. Horrible

Since moving to Long Beach, I have never had to deal with the police as much as I do now -- and…read moreunfortunately, my experiences have left me feeling unsafe and unheard. I have a restraining order from Las Vegas, and after multiple violation reports (close to 12), I had to advocate for myself just to get a detective assigned. If I hadn't called to follow up, I never would have even had one. I've only spoken to the detective once, and while I understand restraining order violations can take time, the lack of communication and support has been discouraging. On another occasion, I was physically assaulted in broad daylight on Broadway and Hermosa while with my daughter. There were witnesses, video footage, and the man was arrested -- yet I've seen him twice since then. That experience left me shaken, and the fact that I've run into him again has only made me feel less safe. There is also a man downtown who frequently harasses people, including me. I witnessed him chasing people with scissors and threatening others. Despite being arrested, I've seen him several times since. When I called the police about him threatening me, the officer who responded (Officer Leraas) was dismissive, condescending, and made me feel like I was wasting his time. He even said, "I don't know why you call either," which made me feel even more unsafe. He also insinuated that I may have done something to deserve being assaulted, which was completely inappropriate and offensive -- no one deserves to be attacked, especially in front of their child. Even when I escalated my concerns to a sergeant, I was told that "both sides could have handled it better." But I am not the one in uniform, trained to deal with stressful situations -- the officers are. I expect professionalism, empathy, and at the very least, to feel that my concerns are being taken seriously. Instead, I feel like the LBPD does not prioritize public safety or the well-being of victims. It seems like crime is getting worse, and the way officers respond reflects poorly on the department. I understand they cannot always arrest someone on the spot, but they can absolutely make victims feel heard, respected, and protected. Sadly, that has not been my experience.