Parking is still very unreasonable for the size of the community it serves. However, the line issue…read morehas been addressed.

Was here for jury duty. Just plain don't like the place or the concept of 'civic duty.' The line to…read moreenter was around the corner of the building. The security screening process could be improved by adding additional queue lanes. The building interior seems overall clean, but the restrooms were filthy even though the center had only opened a half hour before I tried to drop a dookie. The vending machine was nearly empty, and there were some shady characters lurking in the hallways. Some lady next to me right now is trying to pour soup from a thermos into a small cup and it's very annoying.

With all the Federal budget cuts to so many govt.workers,…read moreSSA offices are suffering. You can only be seen by appt.only! Do not just drop in, you will be simply turned away! It never was like this ever! What a shame when everyone needs SSI/SSA offices for various kinds of help! So wrong!...

The entire system is rediculious They say use the website it's faster but they don't have…read moreappointments You call and it's a 2 plus hour wait and In my case they dropped my call. So I will try again to call. My fingers are crossed.

Found everyone I've dealt with there to be friendly, intelligent and helpful. Even the guy/guard at…read morethe door went beyond the call of duty to be helpful. I just walked in without an appointment, and was served at the counter within a half-hour. You can also just call the office, and possibly be assisted that way. Or make an appointment. No complaints.

I went there to sign up in 1918 for social securit and i niw need to update my my checking account…read morenumber

Horrible place. I know people who've been detained here, and I've been there myself for work. The…read morefor-profit prison company Core Civic that runs it is completely disorganized and unprofessional. It seems that they don't even know their own policies, and when they answer the phone, they don't have answers to your questions. If you want to find something out, call the Immigration Court or ICE directly (they are also there).

I like going their because I get to see my dad and spend almost all the day with him yesterday we…read morewent and we painted pumpkins and bats together it was so fun

As far as I know this is the 2nd prison i've visited my father at. Between the first (approximately…read more9yrs ago) and here; this is one was much smoother as far as processing. The parking lot was fairly big. It didn't seem to far from the Friends Outside center located at the end of the parking lot. Upon approaching the visitor processing center you a greeted by a guard who is checking in visitors by the time of appointment. He was not bothered by my billion questions regarding mine and my grandmother's appointment time. We arrive 2 hours earlier so we knew there would be a wait if we couldn't be processed sooner. There were benches outside so we sat there as we waited. We waved in within 35 minutes. Entering the processing center there was a line for you to turn in your paper slip. Once you've done so you take a seat to wait to have the last name of the inmate you are visiting, called. That was like in 5 minutes. Unfortunately I had to have my bra fixed in order for me to enter but that was my fault. CO's were thorough and informative of what was needed and what to correct by the next visit. Minus 1 star because vending machines holding the food were bare. Although i'm not fond of my father my grandma was looking forward to buying him a lot of crap. Lol. She didn't get too. Machines were stocked at 1 which after that they called people up by inmate names but i'm not sure if they were making a lost or not it was 2 when we left so we didn't get to get anything after the re-stock aside from more sodas.

Had jury duty and was easy to get to and ample parking in front of the building. The kiosk made the…read moreprocess easier and faster to check in the jury room located downstairs.

Had A Fun And Pleasent Stay . Had The Oppurtunity of Being placed in a Cell without a Cellmate.That…read moreitself was a blessing. Had Such a great stay.I asked if they would consider Hiring me once I Completed my time.No Luck Yet ,But Fingers Crossed.Hopefully one day.Till then I shall keep Praying. BIG TIEMPO!!!!

I'm a bail agent my last trip here WOW. When you post bond…read morehere it takes them an hour to actually check it let's start there. Then the lady on the phone was so rude so dismissive. She didn't want to give me info and was getting annoyed I kept double checking what she said. When the 1st and 2nd times they didn't do their job right and gave me wrong info. She's like I already told you the info I don't need to repeat it I'm like well you gave me the info the 1st and 2 nd time too. And whoever enters the info online on the website ALL WRONG TOO. Just gross behavior. I'm from La I had to drive back 3 times. THREE. Their system is just horrible. Lobby people are nice but have no access to any info or any role in the bail checking process. Update: I dropped off the bond for the third time at 8:30. I called southwest justice detention jail just now at 9:13am to see if it's "approved" since a good amount of time had passed. The female officer is like you couldn't have dropped it off 40minutes ago I was the one you talked too and I'm barely on shift. I'm like I have a time log on my phone. What do you mean it hasn't been 40minutes. It took them 40minutes to get the bond. And she said it'll take another hour to approve it. I want to know whose overseeing riversides bail today because I've never had an issue like this here before. Must be a today problem. Wow

Best location in Riverside County to lock up the protesters who loot our city. I heard the food is…read moreterrible, and the living conditions are ready to spread COVID-19... Stay Home, Stay Safe, Stay Alive

Stopped here on our way back from Joshua Tree and so glad we…read moredid. It was as if we had walked into the past! This was a great spot to stretch our legs and walk around looking at all the quaintness! There was a lasso for people to try and hook onto horns. There's also a small petting zoo. Great stop for kids There were restaurants too but we didn't end up eating here. Got some great pictures.

Pioneertown really does feel like stepping onto an old Western movie set. The wooden buildings and…read moredusty streets give it that classic Wild West vibe, but it's also a real place you can walk around and explore at your own pace. We didn't expect to enjoy it as much as we did, but the atmosphere is just so cool and different from anywhere else nearby. It's great for wandering, taking photos, and just soaking in the scenery. It also has a small petting zoo inside ($10 per person), along with some pretty unique (and super expensive lol) shops, and a couple of restaurant bars (I'd strongly recommend making a reservation ahead of time since it gets packed pretty easily.) We had a great time during our visit to Yucca Valley, and Pioneertown ended up being one of the highlights of the trip!

Thankfully it's been many years since I have made a visit to anyone staying in this prison, but…read morewhen I did have someone to visit, the staff was always kind to me and my daughter...I know many other ladies that were visiting their men while they were staying here and they always complained about the staff...But as long as you are nice to them, then they will be nice to you...Seriously how hard is it to just follow the rules and be understanding of the staff and their work....I always felt safe with the staff during visits and never had any issues...

I was supposed to get a reimbursement check due to my love one sending me money back I had put on…read morehis books. It's already been a good 3-4 months now, and I haven't received even a letter on why it's taking so long. I called the facility 6 times this morning and barely got an answer at the fifth call...was given a phone number and still no answer!Crazy how a government facility is stealing money from someone who doesnt even have a record, and is just trying to take care of someone who can't do it for themselves.