TSgt Nguyen from the start supported me throughout my recruitment process he was approachable,…read moreknowledgeable and always answered any questions I had. I would highly recommend TSgt Nguyen for any one considering joining the airforce.

Very helpful with information regarding the military, and the Air Force. TSgt Reyes is an awesome…read morerecruiter, he puts himself out there and is willing to help anyone interested in joining.

while my son was stationed here enjoyed visiting ft lewis , the commissary, their community and…read morechristmas plays. The weather was always nice and his surrounding neighbors so quiet and the kids get to play out at the playgrounds right outside of their patio doors. will miss visiting ...moving on forward to next station THANK YOU

Im a yellow cab driver with buisness license and i was denied a visitors pass to pick up a customer…read morefor having a felony of selling cigarettes without a license this cost me 1 hours work at 30$ an hour .my dad was green barret special forces i come on the base all the time with him i was on there a few months ago im a blood realitive of president abraham lincoln i passed a back ground check to work at microsoft and for my buisness license but you all single me out today.expect a bad review

yeah they cool and stuff. They recruit you on them good jobs type shit. join up make hella moneyread more

I had a great experience…read more The recruiter was able to answer any questions I had, no appointment was necessary. Walked in, sat down, felt comfortable and not pressured.

Recently my boyfriend and i started coming here for their methadone program and I have to say it's…read moreturned out to be extremely helpful for the both of us. They got us in a day after we first showed up and got our first dose within that same week! It was also nice to find out that they provide counseling for substance abuse along with the medication prescribed to help ensure abstinence. Old building, but kept clean and very secure

Very clean, big parking lot, eryone was so nice, and I got my birth certificate within minutes!read more

Great little park / memorial and a place you can sit and reflect on days gone by and the brothers…read moreand sisters who served, I love sitting there and letting the world pass by, and feel a little closer to those no longer with us

This is a very nice memorial. It's right next to Milton Community Park. There is a little walkway…read morethat leads up to the memorial wall. Just before you get to the wall there is a small water fountain with a memorial plaque. Then the wall itself is made all from brick, with each brick inscribed with one of our fallen troops. This memorial nestled on top of a hill that runs down into the park is a place to sit on the benches and comtemplate what someone is willing to give to protect his/her country. What I thought was also pretty cool is that there is an Arlington Oak, grown from an acorn from Arlington national cemetary and planted at the 11th hour of the 11 day of the 11 month of the 11th year of the 2nd milennium. It's just a short walk down the hill to the oak which is completely surrounded by a barred bird cage type apparatus for protection from vandals. Everything (the memorial and the oak) are on CCTV so smile you're on camera.

Been coming here for years to vote, pay taxes or have my passport renewed. Wait times are…read morereasonable. Everyone has been nice, provide great customer service, efficient, organized and help you in a jiffy! Keep up the awesome work! =)

We recently renewed my daughter's passport. We had made an appointment and it was super quick. They…read moretook her photo there and the man who helped us was literally the nicest man I've ever met. I talked about him for days. I didn't even know there were people that nice! I wish I had caught his name, but he really did make our whole day.

Public Safety! Society Needs McNeil Island!!…read more From what I hear, McNeil Island Corrections Center is kinda like Washington's version of Alcatraz. Taking an Anderson Island Ferry and noticed that it's never been reviewed. Beautiful day. Beautiful views!

Sorry that Wheelock is still closed for a while, and happy to see that it will be back in business…read morenext month. I've been a fan of this branch since I moved to the area about 7 years ago. Great staff with helpful attitudes, quick responses to requests for information and for guidance on how to navigate the online requests for "holds", etc. Looking forward to seeing and inteacting with them again soon. Thanks, Wheelock, for being there. And Best Wishes on your return in June.

Maybe it is a coastal thing. Maybe it is a Washington thing. I realize full well that I will be…read moregoing through regional culture shock as to things are done coming from Colorado and maybe getting a library card may be one of them. Acquiring library cards seem to be increasingly more complicated to get even back in Colorado. I had library cards in Fort Collins and Denver for a number of years and maybe being a long time holder I might have escaped the complications. When I got a library card in another Colorado town they wanted to see a bill with my address on it. My monthly car insurance bill was good enough. But to get a library card out here in Tacoma it is more difficult. Someone said getting a library card here in Tacoma is harder than applying for a credit card. That is no joke. I have been to two library locations trying to get a card and the library on 7001 6th Ave. I was told to get a library card I had to present a utility bill with my name and address on it. Well, Steven's name is already on that. At this first location I was told that a valid Washington ID and the utility bill was the ONLY way to get a card. I went to this location and the receptionist mentioned that there were a handful of other bills besides the utility bill that they would accept but again I needed a Washington license. Someone said that they had an out of state license and got a library card in Tacoma but they had difficulties but eventually got it by applying for it online. This person was renting out a subleted house so no utility bill was mailed to his name here. So I applied online and have not gotten any response. Not even a "We are sorry. We cannot process your request at this time." And that has been two weeks ago. It is implied that the Seattle library may be just as hard as Tacoma. Is the entire west coast this way? The only way right now I can check out a book from the Tacoma Public Library is to borrow my friend's card. Sorry if that is not proper protocol but I guess you will have to deal with it. So is the entire West Coast this complicated to get a library card? Please let me know fellow Yelpers. I don't often check out books from the library because I am a slow reader and have to return the book before I can finish it. Sometimes though I just want to check out a book and not have to go buy it. Besides checking out books there are other items I like to utilize at libraries...but you need a card. In this day and age where libraries and literary groups are trying to get people to read more and are on a star crossed lover search for the next Harry Potter series to encourage more reading one would think getting a library card would be easier. P.S. I do have bills coming to my present Tacoma address, it is a bill for my phone and car insurance. I am working on getting a Washington state license. By then it may do no good because they will probably run background checks, credit reports and want your annual income in order to check out a book. P.P.S. The receptionist did issue a internet card for me which was a step in the right direction.