It's very convenient to have this office of the Consulate of the Dominican Republic in Orlando…read more They offer legal services, Dominican passport renewals, document translations, assistance with birth, marriage and death certificates and visas. This office is located on E. Colonial Dr., there is no parking in front, but there is plenty of parking in the back. They operate Mon-Fri, 8a-4p. Be mindful, they observe Dominican holidays. When they answer the phone, they are good with providing information and guidance. On arrival, there were not many people waiting, one of the people did get up to question how much longer the wait would be. I was given a form to complete. All the forms are in Spanish, and if like me you have difficulty with Spanish legal terms, they help. For services rendered, they do NOT accept cards, CASH ONLY. It is supremely inconvenient, the reason for the 3 stars. They do have an ATM inside BUT the service fee is $6.50, plus what, if any your bank charges for not using their ATMs. The entire process was quick, it took longer because went out to find my bank ATM.

El Consulado de la República Dominicana en Orlando cuenta con un personal muy amable y atento;…read moresiempre tratan bien a las personas. Sin embargo, el servicio es extremadamente lento, incluso cuando el lugar está prácticamente vacío. Mi poder notarial tomó 5 días laborables y, aun así, el día en que me indicaron que fuera a recogerlo fue cuando finalmente sacaron el documento para firmarlo, lo que me retrasó aún más. También me pidieron regresar a una hora específica para firmar, llegué puntualmente y aun así tuve que esperar. Además, casi nunca contestan el teléfono, lo que hace muy difícil obtener información o aclarar dudas. Sería ideal que mejoraran la eficiencia, la puntualidad y la atención al público para brindar una mejor experiencia a los ciudadanos.

This location at the corner of John Young and West Colonial Drive has the best display of brand new…read moreexpensive top-of-the-line all decked out automobiles. They get a fleet of about 200 per year it seems. The bigger and less fuel-efficient the better. Where does this money come from? The answer, as always in big business is: volume, volume, volume! This place is like a Toys R Us for the hyper-macho and self loathing uniformed elite. We the taxpayers get to at least view their elaborate Fleet of toys gadgets and vehicles for no extra charge. Or you can buy one when they retire the vehicles at auction time. Stop by your local Starbucks and thank one of them as they sit in the air conditioning and enjoy their free coffee. Or wait for one of the next two or three times you get rear ended for one of them to show up. If you see one of them actually doing preventative, and not reactionary, police work on the side of the road, it's like a shooting star make a wish! Five stars for reliability and attention to detail in their voracious consumption of public funds.

Amanda, of Human Resources, if that is really her name ? , and if not it should be a major issue if…read moreshe lied. She was savagely rude and unprofessional. She kept repeating she is trying to help me. She showed up for work, being paid by taxpayers, is she not expected to help and not " just try". It is unfortunate that these people don't get the simple concept that they have a job kindness of taxpayers. She is an utter embarrassment to the entire state of Florida. Why should her conduct be acceptable, more so when she dares me to file a complaint.

This particular post office is a little hard to find as it is in a small building on a side street…read morejust off of West Colonial Drive in the Pine Hills section of Orlando, Florida. The parking lot is not large by any means, but again, this is small post office. Ultimately, this post office served its purpose and I was able to get some mail out. Overall, I will give it four stars

The ladies that work there are amazing. She was able to get the best price for me to mail to…read moreanother state. It is a small post office but very convenient. Never crowded. Thank you

I had a disappointing experience at the Orange County fingerprinting location in Ocoee…read more I was told I had to pay a $27 fee because I live on the "outskirts" of Orange County, even though my address is within Orange County. This felt misleading and inconsistent, as the information was not clearly explained beforehand. Additionally, the staff member assisting me was very rude and unprofessional. She gave instructions in a harsh, condescending tone that made me feel uncomfortable and disrespected. Regardless of the situation, everyone deserves to be treated with basic courtesy and respect. The office was empty at the time, so there was no reason for the rushed or dismissive behavior. I would recommend that this location improve both transparency around fees and customer service. Based on this experience, I would not return.

So, during a recent bout with the flu (don't ever get sick. . .EVER!) I picked up a prescription…read morethat was pretty powerful. After reading the bottle label and the risks involved, I decided not to put it in my precious body. So what to do with it? I took it back to the pharmacy, because that's where it came from. And of course, they would not take it back. I had heard of a community drug take back program available in the Ocoee area, and since I drive by the police department frequently to pick up SBUX, I figured why not drop it off. Now, how should a person properly dispose of unused or outdated medications to prevent harm to others? I have heard of things like mix it with kitty litter and throw it in trash, and the toilet. But instead of trying to sort it all out, I decided to leave it in the drug drop box in the police department lobby after blacking out the bottle label. I think it's a great service, especially if you have medications that kids or teenagers can get into. I wonder if this works for illegal drugs. . .maybe someone who gets tricked into drug smuggling could drop the goods in and save their asses before getting caught and ruining someones life--I watch way too much "locked up abroad." FDA link on how to dispose of medication http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm101653.htm Now, I do have one gripe with Ocoee. Not sure if it's police department issue. It's the photo red light ticket. I think it's more a money making venture than safety related and I was seriously angry when I ended up paying a ticket for turning right on red. It had one of those "stop here on red" signs with an arrow. I'm getting upset thinking about this right now, so I'm going to stop. Yes, quite an abrupt ending.

Not only is it impossible to get a hold of someone on the phone, but once you manage to you get…read moredirected to an outsourced call center in another country. Had to do some deep research to make sure I called the right number to make sure I wasn't going to be scammed. So much for keeping jobs in America.

Ok, so this is an accurate review regarding the call system and trying to get in touch with the…read moreIRS. If you want to skip the whole robo B.S. to avoid speaking with a boT and finding info about your taxes is 1 for English , 5 , 3 , 1. Also employee 1004287477 is using a terrible incomprehensible headset that makes it sound like she is talking through a toilet paper roll. She also sent me to the wrong place ! The IRS instead of being represented as professionals is presenting themselves like a Taco Bell drive through. Have fun getting your taxes back.

My experience with Orange County Jail has been extremely negative. Many of the officers who control…read moreinmate movement and meal times appear to abuse their authority and treat inmates harshly. They often yell at and disrespect inmates instead of handling situations with professionalism. The meal schedule is also very irregular and inhumane. For example, breakfast is served around 6 a.m., but lunch may not be served until 5 p.m., and dinner as late as 8 p.m. This goes against the standard meal schedule that inmates should receive. In addition, I've encountered serious unprofessional behavior from staff, including being hung up on when calling administrative offices and receiving rude or dismissive treatment when trying to ask about inmate services. The people who work here are truly miserable and it'd be nice if there were some people who actually have empathy and patience to work here. There also seems to be a lack of fairness and transparency in how certain processes are handled -- for example, requests related to marriage or paperwork are denied for questionable reasons, such as claims about missing immigration stamps that have nothing to do with the marriage process. On top of that, they are very disorganized and you will get different information depending on who you ask. All the staff is NOT on the same page. Corporal Tinsley is an inconsiderate power hungry individual who is racist and not willing to accommodate or help out certain individuals with unique circumstances. Overall, the system feels broken, unaccountable, and deeply unprofessional. Orange County Jail needs oversight, accountability, and proper staff training to ensure inmates and their loved ones are treated with basic dignity and respect.

as a diabetic I don't recommend this place,they give you a bag with bread and sugar stuff,,and they…read moredon't have any diabetic options,,the one inmate wiped his nose on my shirt eww,,but other inmates were sweet,some Cos was cool some not so much,so just try not to go there,stay safe

This is the perfect SAFE e-commerce meeting place…read more The parking zone is well marked for e-commerce and hidden cameras ease one's mind about being hurt or cheated. We sold our Daytona 500 tickets at the last minute to a local buyer and we sought a place to complete this cash sale. Something like this can be scary when meeting up with someone unknown, even in broad daylight. This was the perfect place as it was a halfway for both of us. Having this safe zone for e-commerce is something I HIGHLY recommend for all who want to make a transaction when selling something on Ebay, Craig's List, etc. Great job for providing safety, OPD!

This is in regards to an assault on a child at the Universal Cabana Bay Resort on Saturday August…read more7th 2021: This was the MOST traumatic, UNPROFESSIONAL experience I've ever witnessed. While walking through the hallway we witnessed a door flung open, a male SCREAMING obscenities and used the force of both arms to shove a female so hard the female was thrust into a into a child who was smashed into a concrete wall. The male started screaming at all parties involved, threatened everyone and was later located at Applebee's. The female was seen getting on her hand and knees begging all the witnesses not to call the police, stating it was "her fault" because his grandma just died and she "spoke the wrong way to him". When the victim's parent went to call the police the female who was shoved tried to take the phone out of the parents hand. There were a total of THREE witnesses who observed the altercation who were later told there wasn't enough evidence. Once 911 was called the female ran away as well. Hotel security came immediately and stayed the WHOLE time. I capitalized WHOLE because it took EMS 2hrs to show up and police 4hrs. There was an incident report filled out with the hotel. EMS arrived first to check out the child they asked if the cops had cleared the scene. When they were told no, they said legally they weren't allowed to come up until the police arrived due to it being a domestic violence dispute, but still checked out the child. EMS said they could not believe police had not shown up after an assault on a child and radioed it back in and advised the other witnesses to call 911 as well. Two hours later a female police ( L. Aragon ID 35577) arrived accompanied by a male in a "suit" who said he was an "observer". They located the male and female at Applebee's, who said their 7yr old son was with their grandma at City Walk, mind you the same grandma the female domestic violence victim told the witnesses passed away. The suspects both stated they like to "play fight" and that's why the female slammed the child into a concrete wall, causing swelling, bruising and a black eye to the face as well as bruises on the child's shoulder, which I'm sure resulted in numerous medical bills. Since they both retreated to Applebee's it was clear they came up with the same story to tell the police as they had FOUR hours to do so before the police arrived. They told officer Aragon the female tripped over a shoe and ran into the child. I mentioned the distance and force already, so that makes COMPLETE sense, RIGHT! I'll reiterate their hotel room was clear across the hallway, diagonally to the child. There was damage to their outside light as well along with an ident in the wall from the child's head. Statements were filled out by all witness who saw the domestic violence take place. The female officer REFUSED to press charges, believing they were "play fighting" and their child was never located. While following up on my statement (2 days later) I was told the SGT at OCPD Headquarters had not reviewed the case nor assigned a detective. Approximately 15mins later a detective contacted me, proceeded to refer to the incident as "play fighting" and the following exact words of Detective Umid Rakhimov were "I've been working here for 10yrs and the State Attorney will not press charges, therefore I will not be submitting this to them regardless". He wouldn't even take the effort and time to try. This male not only violently assaulted his "GF", but got away with it and their child was not located. Both parents fled the room so one can "assume the child was hiding in there". I pray nothing ever happens to this family. L. Aragon (3557) and Detective Umid Rakhimov can live with that.

Horrible place to work..experienced age discrimination...routinely heard employees making…read morederogatory comments about seniors employed by SOE.. Extremely disorganized..lack of training...each location must have party representation..that being said..check out the poll workers who up and quit..check out their political affiliation. Audit needs to be done before the midterm elections. Winter Park Library was such a pleasure...but W. Kaley has serious problems..which need to be addressed ASAP.

Worst Supervisor of Elections we have ever had. The only County in Florida with no sample ballot…read moresent to us. VOTE HER OUT.

If you could imagine a turtle, crawling through sticky molasses and slowly drying concrete, all…read morewhile pulling 4,000 tons of bricks, you'd have a VAGUE idea of the speed at which Orange County operates. Most of the individual people I've dealt with seem level-headed, fair, reasonable, and timely. However, when you put them all together it's a painful concoction. You would think this county would want businesses to open, jobs to be created, additional taxes paid in to the county's coffers. You would be wrong. Seriously, I'd rather have my teeth pulled while being beat on with sticks embedded with nails, at least I could find something positive in the experience.

I've been here a few times to attend County Board meetings. Its a nice facility - easy to get in…read moreand out.