If you do not belong to The Chamber of Commerce they want nothing to do with you... it's sad that…read morean organization that supports businesses will turn away companies because they do not "belong to their chamber" working largely through the department of commerce with grants and ways to fund and support manufacturing growth, you would think that the Chamber of Commerce would want to partner with us... it's their loss!! If you are a manufacturer reading this review, of the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce, contact me and I WILL support your growth and help you add jobs!

I have found the ladies there to be very . We are new to Beaumont and in search of local…read morebusinesses. There were so many recommendations, its time to start calling the cards we gathered. The building was very clean and easy to find.

Today I needed copies Off my email using goggle and could…read morenot access my account . If it was not for these wonderful people Yadira lahoski, plotis decosta and Bonita purohit I would not have completed my task ! They were intelligent people working hard ! Thank you ladies!!

QUICK SERVICE! Shoutout to Lala and her bestie at the front desk, these ladies were lightning fast…read moreand were answering questions while people were waiting in line to reduce the traffic of people. The staff handled people's needs immediately. I was in line when Lala approached me and she saw me to one of the clerks. I explained I had an issue with my insurance and they gave me peace of mind by the time I left. I was also happy with the vibes of the building, people seemed to be in a good mood. The waiting room wasn't crowded and they had a good flow of people coming in and out. I never felt claustrophobic. Also, there were NO smells today which I certainly appreciated. Note, if you need to submit documents there's a couple of kiosks when you walk in. These are for you to scan your paperwork so you can skip the line. An attendant is usually near the kiosk to assist people.

I have been a member of the Highland Chamber for 10 years. In 2010 I was asked to join the board…read moreand served as Secretary. Then in 2012 I was elected President of the chamber. I can attribute the growth of my business through my affiliation with the Chamber. Seeing local business people and community leaders as well as state and local officials each month is so wonderful. This is the best chamber to be a part of. We do utilize the business directory and I highly recommend home based businesses to join. Join us for Lunch! Call Nanette at the chamber 909-864-4073 or more information or call me, Cindy Larson Realtor Vice President 2015

Justin, thank you so much for taking such great care of my grandmother. Her blood pressure was…read moreextremely high at 234/107, and you remained calm and kept her at ease during a very stressful moment. Because of her dementia, situations like that can be overwhelming, but you reassured her that everything was going to be okay and that you were going to get her the help she needed. You made her feel safe, and that meant everything to our family. Justin, you are always welcome at our home. We truly appreciate you and thank you to everyone who helped during this situation.

Going Green doesn't seem to be a concern for the Battalion Chief - letting a huge truck run - yes,…read moreengine ON while he waited, standing on the side walk, for his Pizzamania (Long Beach) to be baked. I never considered Riverside such a wealthy town to encourage waste and excess in what should be city leader-level roles. I've often thought of it as a place with rural and land experienced citizens that have felt the sting of a bad economy. Just a wonder that "sting" didn't evolve to "stingy" with concern to protect the air (or budget.)

Had my citizenship interview with officer Dasy Ramos. She was very welcoming and very nice, I was…read moreextremely nervous but after we started talking all my anxiety went away , very thorough with the interview. I passed my civic test , writing and reading . Afterwards went for my oath ceremony.

The employees are friendly and patient with you. The officer that took my case was super nice.read more

Open open open !!!!!!! The public misses the library. When…read morecan we expect a return to opening for a chance to Alleviate our minds from pandemic

Libraries are amazing places and this library is one that I treasure. I fondly remember my aunt…read morebringing me here as a child. I really believe that planted seeds for me to love books It's a quiet place where you have knowledge to explore and learn to think for yourself

This Carnegie Library was recently retrofitted and it is absolutely stunning!! I walked in today…read moreto get my new library card and was treated so nicely from Staff. Aanyah (sorry if I misspelled it) was helpful and kind. Yay! i have a new library card from a beautiful library!!

This is a small little library. Has a few computers and is very quite. They have a few bean bags in…read morethe pack that is a very comfortable place to chill and read. Loved that they had a decent section of popular mangas and a nice air condition to make things comfortable.

Stronger Together Now is a 501(c)3 California nonprofit public benefit corporation that aims to…read moreimprove connectedness and provide resources for the people of the Inland Empire through free public events, mutual aid, outreach programs, educational services, sports programs, and enrichment offerings. They work collectively to provide resources that support the community as a whole. They also highlight social injustice and the need for local, positive change, create a sense of community through inclusivity, and inspire local leadership towards progressive change that supports marginalized communities. The Pulse is their new community space located on 4th Street in the heart of Downtown San Bernardino. At The Pulse, Stronger Together Now partners with a diverse community to offer a vibrant mix of experiences - from yoga and tea, self-defense, automotive classes to Indigenous history talks, open mic nights, coffee raves, and album listening parties. The Pulse is meant to be a Downtown San Bernardino community space for events, markets, programs, workshops, and collabs.