What a lovely office full of beautiful people, starting with the security guard Mr Ballard and the…read morerepresentative Mrs Billington. Both were so friendly and so helpful . Would recommend this office all the time!!! They were wonderful.

The worst SSA building I've been to - everyone is so rude and unhelpful including the manager or…read moresupervisor who will barely give you a moment to speak before speaking over you. Better to drive out of the way for a different experience.

With a centralized entry/exit, this spot is virtually the same as 106 CLB but with a different…read morespace & clientele.

Very helpful and easy to find , parking was easy as well. The staff seemed willing to help you with…read moreyour documents .

As a member of the public, I expect professionalism from public servants. It is disappointing when…read moreofficials use offensive language, such as being called an 'asshole' by a miserable, sad and worthless security guard. I hope Nassau County prioritizes accountability and respectful service.

The older blonde agent at window number two was incredibly rude to every person I saw her interact…read morewith. She would roll her eyes and say degrading things and would get easily offended if you you asked a question or made a comment. I will never go to that office again. The security guard was also really rude to several adults because they use their cell phones.

I'm writing this review on behalf of my dad (Roman L.), who does not do internet reviews:…read more He highly recommends this social security administration office! He worked with Ms. Kaur, who was professional, super efficient, and approachable. He had to bring in some documents after he received a social security letter and she made the process smooth and stress-free. She even helped with making sure that my mom also got her rightful benefits. She got a call from their office the next day, as promised! Wow! A great experience through and through.

I am very proud of our Garden City Police Departmen. They're are all curtious and caring. Except…read morefor one guy, I had never seen before in my home. We have ADT and police help my husband up with his extreme ridgety from his late stage Parkinson'. Apparently this guy not well informed on Parkinson'sl But this police officer really was having a bad night a few months back. He put my husband at the end of bed like I was going to get in the bed next to husband. I said I'm not sleeping with him! He said why? Loudly with a red mad face And angry! I said I wouldn't get any sleep! He said you're married aren't you? I said yes. I left it there. Parkinson's patients have hallucinations and are all over the bed thrashing around! He can really hurt me. The bed is always not where it was the night before it's about 3 to 4 ft moved from his activity while he's sleeping. . Well I think he learned tonight at 1:00 am when he got my husband out of tub he fell into while he was on toilet. Also a BM in him I had to remove and cleaned up. Caregiving spouses are always tired. But they care for their loved ones. Just not in the romantic ways we used to have. But the love is there. I think he understands now, he stayed far away as he could while I wiped my husband up. Please think before you start being judgmental in my home. Read up on Parkinson's. It's an awful disease. Both for patient and their loved ones. Thank you for your service anyway both of you. We appreciate you very much.

Well run by incredibly caring and decent people. They actually care about the community. I…read morehave lived many places and interacted with many police departments when I perform disaster relief and they are the best I have had the privilege to interact with.

This DMV location would be 5 Stars, if not for the two extremely rude young ladies who greet you…read moreinside. This DMV location is huge, clean and very bright! Plenty of free parking is available. Don't forget to bring a pen because you'll definitely need one, and they will not provide you with in one; however, you can purchase a pen from them. lol Appointments are by reservations only! You can easily book an appointment online. But be warned, the appointments get filled up pretty quickly, so reserve early! I booked online and the earliest appointment available was one month later! *** Make sure you fill out an application when you get there. This is in addition to any paperwork you may have been mailed. You need both forms. Once you have all your paperwork, get online to get a ticket number. There are numerous monitors in the huge waiting area. Once your # is called, it will appear on the monitors, which will direct you to which counter to go to. If renewing a license, you will be directed to the counter to have your photo taken. After your photo is taken, you go back to the waiting area for your # to be called again. Once your # is called again, you're directed to a counter to present your paperwork along with your required documents. Paperwork is processed, pay your fees, and your done! So easy! ***The key is to have ALL the required paperwork and documents required. Aside from the 2 rude young ladies who greeted me, all personnel (& security) were very friendly, helpful and professional. I was in and out in less than an hour!

A friend of mine explained that this DMV was the best one close to Queens. So I headed over there…read morefor my appointment, parking was easy and free!! Check in was easy and staff were really helpful. Staff was able to guide me to getting my ticket and explained to wait for my number to be shown on the board. It was really clean inside and well kept. This DMV is bright and huge inside. I had all my paperwork filled out and all what was needed to register my car to receive plates. I came on 8/29/2025 @ about 11am, I was helped by a young lady (I forgot her name) at #25 extremely polite and helpful. I'm was in and out of DMV less than 20mins no lie!! I say, have your paperwork in check, make an appointment, be on time and be polite. You will be out of there sooner than the city's DMV. Definitely coming back here.

Recently served jury duty here. They do make it as painless as possible providing free Wi-Fi and…read morecharging stations with lightning and USB-C charging ports. If jurors forgot their juror summons they were able to have it reprinted on site. There is a large jury holding room and a jury lounge off to the side. The lounge was less crowded so I waited there most of the time. The speaker system was set up so you could hear the announcements from either space. Jurors were repeatedly thanked by the people making the announcements and the informational videos for taking time out of their busy schedule to serve. It was nice to feel appreciated. About 30 minutes after arrival time juror ballots and information cards were collected. If your ballot was pulled your name would be announced and you would report to a juror room. There they take attendance and jurors would fill out questionnaires if required by the judge. Then the jurors would be escorted to the courtroom where the juror selection process would take place. Then selection starts with jurors who wish to be excused for scheduling issues such as travel during the trial period or other reasons for not being able to serve. After that 14 jurors (12 main and 2 alternate) are chosen and questioned by the attorneys. Then the jurors are chosen from the 14. If necessary the process repeats with another round. Jurors not chosen needed to report back to the holding area. Back at the holding area jurors would wait until released. Jurors were released for lunch from 12:30pm to 2:00pm. The day ends at 5pm unless released earlier. Before being released jurors received a letter as a proof of service. The juror selection process seemed long and tedious. Not sure if it can be streamlined somehow. Upon returning to the holding area after lunch it was not clear that the jury pool was already released (probably before lunch when I was away during juror selection). I ended up waiting around for 45 minutes before finding someone to ask and getting my proof of service. Posting signs in the juror holding area or text/email notifications would solve this. Interestingly there was a mobile mammography unit parked outside of the building. You could get a mammogram if you were insured, had a referral from your doctor and didn't have a mammogram in the last year. It was a good way to multitask when waiting around in the holding area if it was a need. As for food and snacks there was a cafe downstairs that I didn't visit. There were signs to get a free coffee by signing up at a link revealed with a QR code.

I like the experience.parking is plentiful.though lock you're car up.my sister was a deputy sheriff…read moreshe would tell me people coming out of an arraignment would steal a car for a ride home.

So close to Hofstra. Lots of easy parking. Huge and polite people . Permit test was quickread more

Actually, it is very pleasant. A lot of counters so the wait really isn't that long. It's well lit…read moreclean a lot of seats. And most importantly the staff is out of this world, nice helpful, and professional. The parking lot, however, is a little cramped. So get there early.