I went by the office to drop paperwork off. Just a heads up on where the office actually is. The…read moreoffice is on the left hand side of the Goodwill store. It's on the actual side of the building, not towards the front. I parked towards the back and there weren't any empty parking spaces but someone was leaving just as I pulled in. The office is on the second floor and they have stairs and an elevator. I didn't know if they actually had a drop box to drop off paperwork. The security guard screens people coming in. He was extremely helpful in directing me to the drop box and what to do to drop off the paperwork. They have largish envelopes where you write your SS#, name and contact information on before putting your document in it and sealing the envelope before putting it in the drop box. It was quick and easy to drop off the paperwork.

The office was not busy at the time we arrived & did not have to wait at all. This review could…read morehave been a 5 star but the people working behind the window seemed stressed out & had no time to greet us with a smile.

Damn, these guys are hilarious. There is alway laughter in this friendly environment, unlike the…read morestereotypical army people. Although it took me almost a year to complete the whole process, these guys were there for me the entire time.

From the owner: We are the Rowland Heights, CA local Army Recruiters. We specialize in helping people achieve…read moretheir short and long term goals. Some of the goals might be guaranteed skill training, money for school, serving your country or financial stability. We have over 150+ jobs and lots of money for school. All of us are Soldiers in the United States Army and have been tasked out to assist people to achieve their goals along with our great nation's goals. Come and see your local Army Recruiters for more information! recruiter Army Officer

If you can station someone in the front to answer the door would be awesome. There were so many…read morecars parked in front but nobody to answer the door. I even called and left a message but nobody has even called me back and it's been a week. If you are a community center and offer some sort of service to the elderly I'd very much like information regarding it.

MAIN BANQUET HALL RENTAL REVIEW…read more Pros: - room was spacious and clean. - rental came with 20 round tables and 10 rectangle tables that fit 10 chairs each and also included 200 chairs - they have a stage - they have a kitchen you can also rent for $67 extra but it comes with a huge fridge freezer and hotel size ice machine - semi-private playground is attached in the back which is hardly used by the public - plenty of parking but if the community center has classes going on those spaces will have to be shared so this can be a negative - restrooms are very clean Cons: - no mic system no speakers we brought our own - kitchen doesn't include their stove - you have to pay for a staff member to be there for your entire event time ($23/hr I think) - no alcohol allowed unless you hire and pay for security guards We booked the big banquet room on a Saturday for our son's birthday party and had a wonderful time. The security guard and most of the staff are nice. I had an issue with one of the worker (Jessica?) being rude to me over the phone. Basically I called and got permission from their office that I could store some drinks/food in the fridge the night before my party. But they didn't tell me their staff also used the same fridge and I guess someone almost ate our cupcakes. Not a big deal but Jessica called me and accused me of breaking their rules and tried to go off on me stating I would have to pay for another day or something crazy like that. Very unprofessional. Obviously whoever told me yes (guy who had a very sweet personality) lied to her and told her he never did such a thing Long story short- write your name on all your stuff in the fridge!!! They have a smaller room (130-140 people) to rent up at the playground level which was also a great option and a lot cheaper. There they offer an attached patio and kitchen as well with the room and have close access to the water park and playground. Also a great choice.

Appreciate the work the City does. They recently handed out turkey to La Puente residents for…read moreThanksgiving which was a beautiful way to give back. Plenty of people in the line, but staff was friendly, met the mayor who was so gracious, and the building itself was easy to navigate. Its great to see the city hosting wonderful events like this. I have noticed an influx in parking tickets in the area. Specifically on our side of the town, the parking enforcement officer goes ahead of the street sweeper and cites people like crazy. The previous officer was less vigilante about it as he would drive behind the street sweeper, which at times allowed for someone to race out in the event they forgot to move car. He seemed to have more empathy for the working families in the city. New parking enforcement officers seems to have a quota he needs to meet. Had a neighbor cited for expired tags, even tho vehicle was inside their property, which I learned ticket person could not do! Another neighbor for being too far away on the curb. Be aware of the guy.

Hey La Puente City Hall, stop hiring nasty rude admin!! Norma Ramirez at nramirez@lapuente.org…read moreclearly hates her job, people and probably herself from the sarcastic tone in her voice. I'm not the only person who feels the same. I know politics plays a big role in filling open positions but we can DO BETTER by stepping away from that classic stereotype that all City & County workers are A-holes; especially office positions that have to engage with the public face to face or over the phone. They are the face and the first person in contact.. they are making you look really bad. Hire someone competent and people oriented.

Small building and safety office in la puente and great if you're looking to go in and get your…read morepermits and get out. I was in and out with in 10 minutes. No lines and the staff is great.

Outstanding Contract Permitting Technician service by Tressa Brown, very helpful and knowledgeable…read more City of Diamond Bar is very lucky to have her as an employee and should recognize the importance she brings to the community. Thank you again, Bill and Sunny

Diamond Bar is a great city to visit for good restaurants, shopping, and business needs…read more I frequent Diamond Bar Palace Chinese Restaurant all the time. For banking needs, East West Bank is a good choice. For French pastries, Paris Baguette is in the house that I recently found out about. For Pho, they have Pho Ha. For walks and bike riding, lots of hike trails and parks are available. Diamond Bar makes it the perfect place to live, work and play. It is a neighboring city to Rowland Heights. How cool is that! I would love to live here or near here in the future. Just don't know if they still have land to build new single story homes LOL.

The recruiters out of Brea are super friendly and helpful. If you are interested in joining (even…read morethe slightest interest), hit them up and they will for sure get you squared away!

I am grateful to have chosen this recruiting office as my start to my Airforce career. I want to…read morethank Tsgt Esparza for the guidance and respect that he provided to me during my process of enlisting. He told me that he wouldn't promise me unicorns and rainbows, however, he delivered! Everything was explained to me in a way that I understood it. I am coming from a background of no family in the military, therefore, the guidance was appreciated. If you're reading this and have any questions or interest in joining, I highly recommend this recruiting office. I am shipping out Nov 6th, 2023 and I am very excited to start this new chapter of my life. I will update this post when I graduate BMT.

4.5/5 This is a…read morereally nice neighborhood park that includes lots of green grass, basketball court, expansive playground, BBQ areas. picnic tables, baseball fields and a tennis court. There are public restrooms available and a dog waste bag station at one of the entrances. There's a lot of tall mature trees to provide shade. The only negative is that there was a lot of dog waste on the grass near the entrance we went through so watch your step when walking. Details: - Operating Hours Monday - Sunday 6:30am to 9:00pm - Restroom Hours Monday - Sunday 7:00am to 8:30pm - 11 acre park - Wood chip playground substrate

Great place to take a walk around the perimeter and ball fields, as they usually maintain the…read moregrass. Be aware of the ever present mud/muck near gazebo 1 (from parking facing the field). There are two playgorunds, one for toddlers and littles, and the a bigger one for older kids. You can also find a gazebo/covered table to sit at or use on most days. Bigger ones are camped out at for family parties later in the day. The only issue I have is with the tennis nazis that "own" the courts and can be very aggressive with anyone who is not their customer.

Ayo! I'm the duke of city of industry lol. I actually like this city.close to all the asian…read morecommunities so you know they have some nice places to dine in. Just be careful when you are driving because people are ruthless lol.

This Costco has the worse customer service ever. Employees are rude and God forbid you make returns…read morethey don't agree with. They will note your account and remind you that when you return things. They will tell you are known for returning things". The store manager she's terrible, when you call to complain instead of investigating, she's will tell you not to shop there anymore. And Steve some store supervisor will pretend to solve the problem but with a condescending attitude, wishing he didn't have to deal with you. Just TERRIBLE customer service. They should remember they exist because we pay and shop there.

The officer services is very good and they can give you a good advice. Thank you for their services.read more

After my parked car was involved in a hit and run, I first went to CHP to make a report. CHP told…read moreme the incident needed to be reported to the sheriff's department, so I went there afterward. The officer assisting me, Delroy, immediately told me to go back to CHP. After I explained that CHP had already directed me there, he told me they do not take reports for incidents on private property and said to go through insurance instead. He also stated, "We're not going to do insurance's job for them." Throughout the interaction, he was very dismissive and did not seem interested in listening to the situation or providing any guidance beyond telling me to contact insurance.