Hey. I just want to give a shout out to Officer Ochoa. We were at the beach past 10 o'clock, and…read morethen I made a traffic error pulled me over. Saw that I had a bunch of Youth and let me off with a warning. He didn't have to do that, but he did, so shout out to Ochoa that works evening shift this past April on a Friday night. May God be with the Seal Beach Police Department.

On Sunday 7/18/2026 I visited my husband's memorial bench on the pier and discovered the memorial…read moreplaque was gone. I was very distraught and I immediately went to the station at the beginning of the pier where the volunteers were understanding and gave me information on how to report the loss. I immediately called the Seal Beach police and spoke to Officer Fischer who took the report. He was very kind and thorough in informing me what additional information to provide. I dropped off the paperwork to the Police Department and Public Works department on Monday and Grant Travasci has kindly responded with follow up information. Very impressed and grateful for the response to a very upsetting circumstance.

There is plenty of parking out front. Two lines, one for appointments and one for walk-ups. I…read moreaccidentally stood in the walk-up line (no sign) until I noticed a sign across the way for appointments. Security guard asks questions like name and if you have any weapons, then leads you inside. Metal detector then wait for your name to be called. They have a screen with window numbers and customer numbers, but it didn't seem to update. They just called my name and which window, like the DMV. The young lady at my window was terrific, very friendly and personable. I needed to change my address which you can't do online or over the phone. She seemed surprised that this could only be done in person. Yes, it doesn't make sense to me either, but probably for security? After updating my address, she offered to print out a current copy of my social security statement which was very helpful. Overall it only took about 15-20 minutes to get in and out. I definitely recommend making an appointment although I did it a month ago, so if you need something faster, you may just need to wait in the walk-in line.

Went there in the morning and in/out within 15 minutes without an appointment. Very efficient and…read morestuffs are very friendly and accommodating.

Best experience I've had at a public office hands down…read more I ordered a new birth certificate for my daughter online. They sent me an email and called when it was ready. Took about two-three business days. Pulled in, plenty of parking. It's a building close to the Willow DMV The nice person at the front desk told me where to go. The nice gal in the records office just asked me for my drivers license, I signed a paper and she gave me the new birth certificate. I was in and out in less than 5 minutes You can get new birth certificate for your child here until they are 5 years old. Then all records are transferred to the Norwalk office

During a chile roasting event on 8/8/2026 the folks running the event couldn't start until the…read morehealth inspector arrived. Event start time was 8AM and inspector still isn't here (8:15AM) to clear the event. Do better! This is unacceptable!

There is really nothing you can critique other then its a military base. You follow protocol and…read morerules. There are no disagreements no bargaining no favoritism. Rules are Rules. If you dont obey laws and security protocol, you can go to prison or get shot. I experienced this place yesterday. I was invited by a friend to play pickle ball at their gym. You first check in with the guard shack. Do not move until you are told to. Be compliant, showing the correct identification then proceed. The process was fairly easy. Arrived at the gym. The gym was nice. Clean restrooms and plenty of outlets you can charge your phone. 3 pickle ball courts was good enough to play in groups of 6 or more. Overall, I liked this gym. Its military life as you know it. Got to meet the General which was a plus. Follow rules and dont be jerk. Your visit will be okay. Proud to have visited this base. Proud to be American!! USA

I got there as a walk in at 0600 to enroll my new born into deers, there was only one gentleman…read moreworking. He was nice and helpful I waited about an hour to be helped but it only took him 5 minutes to get it knocked out.

TSGT Johnson is, without a doubt, the best recruiter anyone could ask for. From day one, she was…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, honest, and genuinely invested in helping me succeed. She was always available to answer my questions, kept me informed throughout the entire process, and made what could have been a stressful experience feel manageable. What truly sets TSGT Johnson apart is how much she cares about the people she works with. Even after I was involved in a serious motorcycle accident that delayed my Air Force plans, she continued to check in on me, support me, and encourage me through my recovery. That level of dedication goes far beyond what anyone would expect from a recruiter. She treats people with kindness, respect, and patience, and you can tell she truly loves what she does. If you're considering joining the Air Force, I cannot recommend TSGT Johnson enough. She is an outstanding representative of the Air Force and someone who genuinely changes lives for the better. Thank you for everything you've done for me. I will always be grateful.

Overall, I had a great experience here. Even though it unfortunately didn't work out for me, all of…read morethe recruiters who spent time on my case did a great job, especially Sgt. Franco. If you're looking to join the Air Force, this is the place you should go.

I'm liking this library so far. It's quiet and relatively average-sized for an OC library. I…read morehaven't checked out the used bookstore section but I plan to do that, since it was one of the only reasons I wanted to go here. :) I like that the Orange County Public Library Branches offer free Wi-Fi even if you don't have a library card. There are a number of tables with outlets, which might be hard to nab if you come at a particularly crowded time. It is located on Electric and 7th with the entrance facing north and a small private lot.

This is a smaller library, but it is nice. You can check out a book and take it to the park up the…read morestreet or the beach to read. It is clean including the restroom. Only problem is the loud kids.

+ Grateful for its free parking lots, particularly on Surf City Marathon day where sponsored buses…read morealso pick you up there and drop you off near the race starting line. - Despite its farther proximity from the starting line compared to closer lots like Pacific City mall, many still came here, so it was super crowded. + However, nearby residential street parking is also free that day. - Unfortunately, what SCM neglected to preinform us that the shuttle back doesn't go straight from the dropoff point back to the Civic Center. It detours to drop some runners off at Edison HS, which basically adds 10min to the bus ride. . Had I known, I'd prob have sought nearer parking for the SCM and just bike the rest of the way. . Somewhat peaceful ambience, albeit loud neighborhood.

This review is solely for the 911 memorial. Everyone has a story of where they were on that tragic…read moreday. I was here in Long Beach watching the news and getting ready for school when I watched as the second plane hit the 2nd tower. That memory has been with me since. While on a weekend trip to san diego we visited the air and space museum and were surprised to see a cruiser on display that was actually at ground zero! When I got back I thought to myself "I wonder if there's other artifacts that I can see around town". A quick search showed that there were pieces of steel from the towers here. So on 9/11 of last year, we drove out here to see the memorial and have a moment of silence for the victims. The memorial is located at the bottom of the staircase in a pentagon shaped base and honors all lost in the towers, flights as well as first responders. In the center stands a steel beam that was part of WTC donated by NYC Fire and Police. It's quite surreal seeing an object from that dark day in history.

This is my first concert this summer ( well, it's going to be summer soon and the weather is…read morewarm.). The Smokin' Cobras are singing oldies while people sit in their chairs watching the band and the dancers. A fun evening. And it's free. Thank you Los Al!!

My favorite city. Not rossmoor and not long beach. Love it. Excellent for families. In ocread more

Small library tucked behind Lazy Acres. Some street parking available; often people park in the…read moreback Lazy Acres lot. Our family has been attending weekly storytimes, which have been great for our little one. There's a predictable routine (30 minutes of themed songs and books, then 30 minutes of free play time) and generally a consistent group of families who attend. The staff leading the storytimes are friendly and good with kids. -1 star for 2 downsides: *The storytimes sadly weren't offered during the summer *There is sometimes a homeless person/his shelter set up right in front of the library entrance

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen found LB a delight. The Los Altos area is a thriving community…read more The people are friendly, the university is within the Los Altos area, there are parks all over, and plenty of choice eateries. A great place to land. The end.