I HAD to visit this office to get a copy of my birth certificate to obtain a Real ID card at the…read moreDMV. The process was very smooth and organized as employees, beginning with the uniformed security guard, provided very clear instructions on what to do. All of the employees I had contact with were very helpful and friendly. The wait in line was approximately 30 minutes, as there were 25+ people ahead of me. Once inside, I received a copy of my birth certificate within two minutes. Service was VERY efficient. The cost to receive a copy of my birth certificate was $34.00, plus a $1.75 fee for paying by debit card. Tip: There is a free parking lot to the rear of the location. Tip 2-This is one of a limited number of offices to assist you if you need a copy of your birth certificate, marriage certificate, or death certificate, as long as your incident occurred in LA County.

Super small location and fast!…read more I was able to obtain a copy of my documents in about 5 mintues, I checked in and filled out the questions I needed to. Then waited till I was called and verify and paid what I needed to. Quicker option for me than Norwalk location. Staff was helpful and friendly. I was on my merry way.

I had the same experience you did when I called earlier today. The secretary who answered the phone…read morewas extremely dismissive, passive aggressive, and rude while maintaining a professional tone. Terrible customer service. There must be a reason why she is still at the city hall answering the phone.

tl,dr: kinda ok, but it pales in comparison to many other nicer SoCal cities…read more Likes: + Various shops and restaurants here to meet many needs. + I enjoyed my Yelp event at a açai shop in this city. Yum! Non-likes: - Super crowded narrow roads. As a result, can barely drive over 20mph on these streets. Felt like I'm trudging through a third-world country. - The ambience looks dilapidated or run-down. Feels like lower quality of living than what I'm used to. I don't want to return to this town frequently.

Wonderful medium sized library in the community. Stopped…read moreby to return some books and do some online browsing. Very nice library staff that helped me with my inquirers and requests. Library was clean and organized! There are tables to sit and do homework, read, etc. Computers and printers to use. Wifi that doesn't require you to use your library credentials. Bathroom was clean. Will be back!

The library has a decent amount of computer equipment and a good selection of books. The study area…read moreis quiet and the employees are helpful when I can't find something. All in all I enjoy what is offered here and there is usually plenty of parking. Located next to city hall and the Bell Gardens police department. Reviewed by: Marcus Drew - 5656 Clara Street, Bell Gardens, CA 90201

We had such a great time at the Los Angeles County Fire Museum in Bellflower! From the moment we…read morewalked in, we noticed how incredibly clean and well-kept everything was. The exhibits are organized beautifully, and you can tell they take a lot of pride in maintaining the space. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. They were happy to answer questions and shared interesting details that made the experience even more special. It didn't feel rushed at all, just a warm, inviting environment. It's also located right in the middle of a nice little downtown area, which makes it perfect to visit and then grab a bite or walk around after. Such a hidden gem! We'll definitely be back and highly recommend checking it out. $5 a person and children 12& under are free.

This is a small museum but it's full of interesting displays of fire trucks and ambulances, each…read morewith their own unique history and perfectly preserved and polished and restored. We came here with my daughters and their family. The children were very entertained and learned so much about firemen and firehouses and fire engines and ambulances. This is a must visit museum. The veteran firefighters were very friendly and helpful. We thanked them for what they did to keep our community safe!

I've left a separate review under Santa Fe Springs Town Center Hall. Santa Fe Springs does some…read moreamazing things for the community like hosting the practice venue for the Masters of Harmony chorus and putting on a Christmas festival each December 1st at Town Center Hall. However, I wanted to leave a public comment on what is perhaps a glaring oversight on either the city of Santa Fe Springs, City of Norwalk, and/or LA County's behalf. If you look at the public transit rail system for Southern California, there is a place in Santa Fe Springs/Norwalk where they should have combined the LA Metrorail Green line station at Hoxie Avenue, Norwalk with the Amtrak station on Imperial Hwy to allow people from San Diego County and Orange County to access LAX and the LA Metrorail with better ease. If you look at a map (picture uploaded to this review), the stations are 10 minutes away from each other. Given this glaring oversight, at the very least, there needs to be another Green Line station at this Amtrak station to combine the public railway systems. It's a no-brainer that would have been done decades ago in any European country.

Worst building department ever!!!! The inspector here is the…read morerudest most inconsiderate inspector there could be . Lies to homeowners and adds to the code out of his own made up code book.

Only gave one star to write my review. Upon moving to bellflower recently, I realized what safety…read morehazard it is to come out of my apartment complex on woodruff Ave. I called the city to explain my concerns as they are hazardous and the solution they provided was to peak out onto incoming traffic making it not only hazardous for myself but for incoming traffic. Great to know the city is willing to put tax paying citizens in dangerous situations. In his words "It has always been this way, you kinda have to peak out."

Thankfully the traffic through here wasn't super bad on a holiday evening on my way home from the…read moreLA area. Caught sight of a beautiful mural dedicated to the city of Bellflower under the 91 overpass. The crowd at In-N-Out was heavy though. Too bad they still don't do order ahead.

I've been dealing with my DV case with my ex for over 5 years. The entire experience opened my eyes…read moreinto why it's one of the reasons victims don't want to press charges. They make you regret pressing the charges. My ex abused me for years, left bruises, scars, scratches and busted my mouth multiple times. From the beginning the DA didn't think I should present any evidence of past behavior, I wasn't even allowed to speak upon my behalf of the ordeal I went through. They changed my DA every couple months WITHOUT informing me, the DA's would not call me to update me on anything regarding my case. Just to get updates, I had to consistently call whichever DA was assigned to my case and if I ever received a call back, it was like pulling teeth trying to get answers. All the way until the very end, the DA's are beyond useless and make you feel pathetic or act annoyed for even asking for help or information. The whole ordeal with this court made me feel more broken afterward. Out of the many DA's I had maybe ONE DA actually had empathy and tried. It breaks my heart for anyone else that is in my position having to deal with this courthouse & their DA's.

Manager there is rude and condescending. I think she said her name was Tanya. Blonde Clerk at the…read morewindow was very sweet

Great school! Amazing teachers, and outstanding principal, school psych, RSP teacher, SDC teacher,…read moreand speech pathologist.

Nice staff, my kids have been going to this school for sometime now. But as a parent you guys need…read moreto follow through what guys are doing. In every aspect of your agenda for example picture day was a error you Guys made. There is a date on the reminder you guys sent home but it was not followed through. I'm a parent of 5 and it's not easy but I do my best everyday to follow through what with whatever kids need for school. I expect the same from you guys from the little things to the bigger things. Thanks