Nice library to do some reading. If you need a private room for interviews or meetings, there is…read moreonly one, first come first serve and you reserve at front desk.

I will agree, one of the biggest and best Public libraries i have found on the Central Coast. I…read morestopped here once to look at some of their books and magazines, and i was happy with what i saw. They have lots of older and newer books and magazines. Staff are nice and professional here. Great parking spaces. Lots to see and do at this library. Always a pleasure to visit.

It's nearly impossible to get in touch with your caseworker by phone, so calling feels like a waste…read moreof time. If you decide to go in person, make sure to arrive early or be prepared for a long wait. Some of the staff speak in a condescending tone, which is disappointing coming from professionals in social services. On one occasion, I was questioned about why I hadn't come in earlier to follow up on my benefits. I explained that the online portal showed my paperwork had been received and was pending review, so I was simply following the instructions and being patient. Instead of acknowledging that, the worker responded dismissively -- as if my explanation wasn't valid. Later, I found out my paperwork had actually been overlooked and left pending for months, meaning the portal was inaccurate. Rather than taking accountability, I was reprimanded for not contacting them sooner. It's frustrating to be blamed for their oversight, especially when you're doing your part and following the system as instructed.

This beautiful building is colorful on the outside and painted with local expression, and I am sure…read moreit's the last place people want to be. But I can't imagine what our communities would look like if we did not have safety nets for those who fall in between the cracks. This location offers a number of services: CalFresh, Medi-Cal, General Relief, Children's Services, Workforce Investment Board, and State Appeals. They're here to help! Here is their list of info and contacts!! To inquire about benefits: To check your current benefits status or EBT balance, visit MyBenefitsCalWIN, or call our 24-hour automated information line at 1-866-404-4007. To apply for benefits, visit MyBenefitsCalWin, or call or visit us at the office nearest you. (Online application is not available for General Relief or In-Home Supportive Services.) To report abuse: To report child abuse or neglect: Call Child Welfare Services toll-free: (800) 367-0166. Mandated Reporters: follow up with form SS 8572. To report elder or dependent adult abuse or neglect: Call Adult Protective Services toll-free: (844) 751-6729 (Mon-Fri, 8:00am-4:30pm). Mandated Reporters: ask for our fax number or mailing address while on the call, and follow up by faxing or mailing us your completed form SOC 341 (in English or Spanish). After business hours or on holidays, call Sheriff's Dispatch: (805) 692-5744. Mandated Reporters: follow up with form SOC 341. Or, report online 24/7 at ReportToAPS (non-emergency only). Mandated Reporters: SOC 341 not required when reporting online. For abuse in skilled nursing/residential care facilities, call the Long-Term Care Ombudsman: (805) 922-1236. If anyone is in immediate danger of harm, call 911.

I take my Little Free Librarying seriously, so when I was driving north on the 101 recently, I…read morealready had books to trade. I found this place with a surprisingly large collection in little-known Orcutt, California, left a book, took a book, and off I went. It's in a pretty confusing neighborhood, so you might miss it, even if you're driving slowly and following GPS directions like I was. The library itself is on Meadow Drive, but confusingly, that address gives you a house on Woodmere Road. The library resembles the house, but they've since built a ridiculously tall privacy fence between the library and the house, so it seems to be all by its lonesome whereas originally it felt like part of the property. When I returned to visit on the way back south, the book I had left had been taken, but most of the others remained the same. I was pleasantly surprised.

I have been living here in SLO working for the CCC going on my fourth month now and ever since I…read morehave joined there's been nothing but harassment & federal laws of the national guard being broken left and right. If you want to be harassed, judged, sized up, made fun of, living in a horrible living condition for 400$ with no AC, dirty showers and bathrooms the CCC is your place to go. I have autism and the CCC promise me this was a safe place but it's NOT I have been constantly harassed by not only crew members but also staff now to the point my wife and I our trying to figure out how to move me out of the CCC how BAD it has become. Half the people here in the CCC slo center don't even care or want to be here anymore. This is absolutely horrible and the CCC should be ASHAMED of what they have become and the conditions they have crew member living in. Oh and I had a small heart attack and the center director Mike Anderson told me that someone would always have the security phone 24/7 and the day I had my heart attack I had called 16 times and my wife had contact them since I was responding after awhile. All they did after an hour went by of me being on the ground was put me in a state truck and drive me to the ER where I waited!!! When they should of called 911 since I do have a medical condition. I could go on and on about why NOT to join the CCC. ADVIOD THE CCC SLO CENTER BE WARNED!!!!!!!!

I miss the student worker sondra schmidt she was so nice and dedicated to her work by staying in…read moresanta Maria all week for work when nowhere to stay at night yet she had the best attitude and was the biggest help I miss her.

Allan Hancock is the best, and has provided a good education as well as needed accommodations, they…read moreprovide facilitations to textbook cost free as well as having a good environment