TLDR: You are required to set up appointments for all visits now…read more After attempting to apply online (which didn't work) I happened to be in the area for the DMV so I figured I'd walk over as it's not stated anywhere online that you must have an appointment. When you get there the loud speaker announcement states they have appointments available within 5 days. I almost laughed because it's wildly inaccurate. I'd booked an appointment a few days before for the first one available - almost 3 weeks out. Even if you go by business days, it's not close to being accurate. Currently they'll let you sign in, get a number, wait for 30 minutes, then call your number, and at your window you'll be told to make an appointment and they'll refuse to help you further. It's absolutely bonkers and I've never seen anything like it. After I was told I could wait an additional 3-4 hours for the possibility of speaking with someone, I asked if like the DMV they could text me when someone can speak with me. No. No, they don't do that either. I left. I will say I ended up googling and found a great thread that talked about the different processes people have used to get into their non-working SSA accounts. I tried a few of them and was finally able to log in via IDme on an incognito window so I could download a statement of my account, which solved about half of what I needed. Overall, it was a pretty awful and extremely inefficient experience all around. Definitely would not recommend.

You guys waste peoples time. When I came the last time to get proof of my appointment etc I was…read moretold to bring my homeland security and whatever documents, ID etc. I let them know that my resident alien card was stolen and that WAS OKAY as long as I had papers from homeland security with the number etc. I have recieved a SS card from here before and even brought my married SS Card that I had recieved from here as well. When I asked for proof of my appointment to show my job you guys blacked out my SSN for what? Come today and the Asian lady tells me at window 8 I can't take your documents sat there for how long looking at the computer and when I handed her my stuff and my OLD social security from when I was married say I can't take none of these. I need your resident card. I told her I told them it was stolen when I made the appointment I am in the process of getting my citizenship I was just told since my father was a US Citizen and served in the navy I havr to file for my citizenship. In the process of this now then the lady was like I don't know if you're going to be approved. I was llike excuse me? She said oh I'm sorry I just need the card. They should of said that to me so I could pull it up online with the number and whatever expiration date she said she needed. You had me come here to waste my time and be rude about it. I've should of known better to come here because when my mother passed away I came here to give her death certificate and the Hispanic man who called my number told me I don't need to take that from you the mortorary will send all of that to us. Okay I was there with it reporting her death. Just a waste of time here

I was referred to the County Assessor's office from the County Recorder's office. I called this…read moremorning and did not wait long to talk to someone. She was very nice and took down my info then asked me to hold. A new person, Jennifer, came on the line and took over where the previous person left off. She already had up my records and was ready to work. While it's impossible to pinpoint the reason that I had to call in the first place, Jennifer explained my steps from there and I gathered what she told me then emailed her. I received an email back from her within an hour or so, saying she will review my documentation and come back to me with anything else needed. Both of the people I talked to were very nice. Both of the people I talked to were extremely competent. I was very happy with the interaction and in this day and age where I usually need to talk to a robot first, I was so pleased to talk to real people!

No line, no fuss, no muss... plus friendly & helpful employee. Took care of business in less than 5…read moreminutes, pleasantly surprised

If you make an appointment online and you arrive on time with the correct documents, you should…read morehave no issues! I made an early morning appointment (around 8:30am). I didn't even have to sit in the waiting area because they took me right in. Although I heard you could do your TWIC and TSA Precheck enrollments at the same time, I made two separate appointments 30 mins apart just to cover all of my bases. They were able to complete both appointments in one sitting. I received my TWIC and TSA Precheck in the mail about 2 weeks later! I had a fantastic experience, and felt like I needed to share after seeing the bad reviews on this Yelp page.

Absolutely horrible, avoid…read more I signed up for TSA Pre Check here way back in October and it is now January and it still has not been processed. This place does not seem very well-run or organized either.

Kim passed away last week! This was her post office since I could remember for the last 10 years!…read moreYou will be missed!

My cute teeny tiny post office. There are 4 parking spots…read more When I visit most of the time it's the same lady. She is knowledgeable and helpful and I have witnessed her be oh so patient with people. 3 people in line and it's crowded. With the larger post offices close in either direction, this is my favorite.

The brakes went out in my truck. I was waiting for a tow truck on Pacheco blvd in the median…read more Officer Holmberg got traffic stopped and pushed me into a parking lot! What a great officer! Thank you thank you

My wife experienced 2 flat tires while driving south on 680 near hwy 4 on 2/28, due to a massive…read morepot hole. (Along with dozens of other cars. It made the news). We were waiting for over 3 hours for a tow that our insurance called for us. On 3 separate occasions a CHP officer stopped by to see it we needed help and offered to call a tow truck. The third time we accepted. The tow truck came quickly. Thank you, CHP!

Sergeant first class Cardoso worked tirelessly to assist me in getting my first pick job in a…read moretimely manner and Staff Sergeant Romero assisted in making sure all forms were all filled out completely.

The staff here in Pleasant Hill help my son navigate enlisting in the Army and getting his first…read moreduty station. Thanks so much to the men and women who serve our country.

I'm not visiting, it's actually business, so it's a little awkward reviewing this place. The…read morelocation was a little off the beaten path but once here there was plenty of parking, though it was a Saturday. The inside was tidy, more like a business office than anything else.

I have no idea why someone would "review" the county juvenile facility! But, since they did, I…read morewill put my two cents in... Unless you are volunteering in the library, visiting family members incarcerated, or have legal business, you won't get in! Located right near a lot of other county offices (not "off the beaten path!), it is easy to find, and in all the time I volunteered in their library I never had a problem parking. Of course it was "neat and tidy," like a "business office!" It is clean, well run. The youth are fortunate to have a library with a librarian, as most Juvenile facilities do not. (That is why I give it a 5) When there are volunteers (hint, hint!) the can have access to the Internet for research for when they get out, on colleges, etc. If you have children sent here, be reassured. The employees I was in contact with were kind and understanding. The kids even attend school.