I just got married and needed to change my name. The wait in getting this done on a Monday was not…read morenearly as long as I had expected. The security guard that greeted me and went through my bag to check for weapons was very professional. When I was called to the window, the man assisting me was curt to the point of putting me on the defensive. He worded his questions in a way that made me feel like a criminal on trial. And when he was done he simply said, "that's all." And I felt dismissed. The process itself was not bad. But this clerk could have had a more pleasant personality. He could have smiled, greeted me kindly or even looked at me at some point during the process. He stared at his computer and wouldn't make eye contact with me. At one point he worded a question by saying, "if any of this info you have given is false, then you have committed perjury." I just felt like I was on trial.This is the only reason I did not give 5stars.

i have always had very pleasant and quick service this particular braqnch office of the department…read moreof social security. one of the better ones.

Very helpful with questions by phone but you have to make a phone appointment to complete any tasks…read moreneeded & takes about a month to do so. The old days of just walking in to get help is no longer available

the claims specialist (named Craig) called right on time for my appointment yesterday morning. He…read morewas friendly and after verifying my identity, he explained the application process and then took my disability application and disability report information and put it into the computer. I was impressed how painless this process was. I hope the federal government will end the hiring freeze and FULLY staff each of the field offices so that the public can receive the service they need. I had called their toll-free number 1800-772-1213 and was on hold for over 5 hours. I stayed on the line even AFTER the field offices close at 4pm, and was pleasantly surprised when a rep answered the call at 7:30pm and got my appointment scheduled.

My eyes are still swollen because I've been crying all morning…read more Let me back this bad boy up. I leave for work freakishly early--around 5:15 a.m. It's been getting darker and darker. This morning the rain was especially torrential. And that means that the Terwilliger Curves are super nasty. One little hydroplane and that's about it. Anyway, so being stranded in the non-shoulder shoulder with cars honking, I'm shaking and scared. "9-1-1, are you okay?" Within five minutes, bright flashing lights are coming toward me. My savior. I have no idea what his name was, but he wore an ODOT reflective vest. He calmed me down, checked out my car, and slowly helped me get to a real and safe shoulder on the other side of the freeway. I was still jarred driving home, but I owe my continued safety to the really kind guy at ODOT.

this is regarding the DMV. The employees are lazy, unprofessional, hostile - failing in everything…read morethey do. Where is the management? Where is the public commitment?

This place is old and falling apart. Outside stairs are rusty and unsafe looking. We were there to…read morevisit, and I am in a power chair, so you are supposed to ring a bell to notify staff you are there. When I reached up to press the bell, it fell off the wall and just dangled there, broken. The phones in the visitor area were largely out of order as well.

No, I didn't go to the slammer. I did however go to the OSP Car Show to benefit the children of…read moreincarcerated inmates. The Show has been going on over 42 years now and proceeds go to fund inmates children to go to a two week summer camp with other kids whose parents are incarcerated. The inmates look forward to this every year and entry is $45.00 (they have to do a background check) and you get notification you are in about 1-2 months before the show. They provide you with an orange shirt which is your to keep, have a great raffle with some pretty cool prizes with some actuallybeing made by the inmates. They also feed you breakfast and lunch (pizza) as you are in there for the duration (about 8 hours). If into classic cars, worth looking into the most unique car show in the state.

there's no negative stars to put. I called to report noise level so high that sitting outside…read moretrying to watch tv we couldn't. was told by the Salem Police to write an online report and when 5 or 6 come in then the will take care of the issue. so they would rather have the citizens take care of the problems so they don't have to. Salem oregon wants us to go back to the 1800 for us to take care of issues our self

They pulled me over for some nonsense reason because they were randomly checking peoples license…read moreplates to see if vehicles had insurance. My insurance had lapsed because things have been tough, as I'm out of work due to a workplace injury. They don't care they towed me anyway and it's costing me 2 weeks worth of pay to get insurance and get it out! Leaving me with nothing but extended hardship. Salem cops are not friendly, they do not care, they are only after your money and freedom.

In Salem for my birthday roadtrip, and wanted to do local things. I was told that the Capitol…read morebuilding was closed while under construction, but I could try to get a tour of the Supreme Court building instead. It's the oldest structure on the Mall, and looks great for its age. The experience did not disappoint! After going through security, I approached the beautiful staircase. Hanging glass sculptures of feathers went up each side, leading to glass wings on the third landing. I peeked into the law library and that's when the education began. Emily, the Lawyer/Librarian who gave me a most excellent behind the scenes tour, made it quite memorable. From the architecture to an intricately carved donated wooden chest, to the women and men making a difference in Oregon's politics, I learned so much. Seeing the handwritten notes inside the Courtroom drawers was a highlight. This visit absolutely made up for missing the tower tour at the Capital Building. I can go back when construction is finished.

Beautiful place to visit and enjoy the flowers and sun. My favorite is when the cherry blossoms are…read morein bloom. It's a must see!!!

Closed for construction. I walked the perimeter and it looks like an interesting building to tour…read moreeventually.

I'm visiting Oregon and bought a shellfish license. I set up a user name and password and paid my…read morefees. The state was good about taking my money, but there was no correspondence to my license. I went to the website, and my user name and password don't work now. If I get stopped, I'll just show my bank account statement showing the money was taken.

I don't have any issues with them per se, but I think they could at least do one thing better: Make…read morefishing licenses good 12 months from the date of purchase instead of just from Jan - Dec. If I don't remember to buy one in January (or February, at the latest) I feel too ripped off to go in and get one because I know I'm not getting a full 12 months. So you lost revenue right there, but your answer to the lack of revenue stream is to increase prices. Huh. How's that working out for you?