These guys personify the definition of excellence and serve the city of Cleveland with distinction…read moreand honor. There are five districts, and all of them have their fair share of problems; however, the men and women of the Cleveland Division of Police respond to every call with the same level of professionalism and dedication that the public would expect. Back the Blue!

Like I always tell the police, just Cleve me alone. Hopefully they will in future…read more I have nothing against the Cleveland police department and they have never done anything bad to me. They have never touched me in my bad place or given me any hassle. The only time I've come into contact with them, they were perfectly friendly at the World Series game. It's just a shame Cleveland wasn't able to Win It.

This office of the VSC helped me obtain my benefits and helped when I was in transition, far beyond…read moremy expectations. I fully support the work and services administered through this location of the Veteran Service Commission and will promote them as a true asset to all military veterans and their families. Thank you for being present. Greg

I come here from time to time to apply for benefits for my clients. Some service officers are far…read moremore helpful than others. It's never a long wait... I don't think a lot of veterans realize the services this office can provide. It's a convenient location on Prospect and I always find metered parking nearby instead of the nearby lots ($5-ish). Be prepared with lots of documentations (namely your DD214!) and that can certainly expedite things for you!

Lucija was absolutely wonderful! She went above and beyond to help today. And her cookies were…read morewonderful!!

From the owner: The Consulate General of the Republic of Slovenia in Cleveland is the only professional…read morediplomatic/consular representation in the city of Cleveland and in the entire state of Ohio.

It's nice, but it's also a bit pricey. Ordered the family pack, 2 adults and 2 kids 12 and under…read more The whole exhibit took about an hour, taking our time and shuffling between crowds. Things could be better- there were 3 exhibits that were broken. Also, there should be more cleaning. Most of their illusion relies on reflection. But with all the reachable mirrors being dirty, it looses its appeal. The staff was friendly, helpful and went around and showed guests how to interact with the exhibit and uphold the rules around no food/drinks. Overall, nice that Cleveland has something to draw people in, however with a bit of effort, it can even be better.

Came here for a school field trip. The kids liked the place and had a good time with their friends…read more It was smaller that I thought. I took off 1 star cause they are a cashless business, I use cash for everything.

I am a single father with custody of my son, I got sick last year, almost died. No longer able to…read morework, can't even walk 3 houses down the street, the childsupport agency found out that i was going to get social security, they take more than half my check, I receive $1,032, they take $670, I get $361 dollars a mouth and I am raising my son, we will be on the streets soon, and they dont even care, they just want the money. But they say they want the best for the child. Homless family here....

The workers at the Cuyahoga County Child Support Enforcement Agency are some of the laziest workers…read moreever!!! I have a court order for child support and they continually brush off my inquiries involving collecting past due support for my son. On one occasion, my child wasn't receiving payments - but his other child was. This was through the same county. One caseworker found his employer, yet my caseworker could not. For months they kept telling me I had to wait. That is their answer for everything. You have to get real ugly before they do anything. My latest case involved my son's deadbeat father collecting worker's comp. I complained to CSEA on numerous occasions for five months and, after right at the fifth month, the father collected a lump sum payment from worker's comp and didn't even have to pay the nearly $6,000 that he owes for my child's support!! Because CSEA's LAZY WORKERS didn't do enough!!! I hope one day someone files a class action lawsuit against them!!!

If I could give zero stars, I would. Worst "hotel" experience of my life. Let's start with the…read morecheck-in process--it takes forever, and the staff aren't exactly welcoming. Nobody offered me a warm cookie or even directions to the "room." The accommodations? Horrible. My "suite" had bars instead of windows, the bed was basically a yoga mat with springs, and turn-down service was nowhere to be found. The "roommate" situation was a surprise feature I did not request, and let's just say the vibe was... tense. The food is free, but trust me--you'd rather pay. The "mystery meat surprise" was neither surprising nor edible. Michelin stars? More like microwaved sadness. Activities are limited. No pool, no fitness center (unless you count pacing in a tiny room), and definitely no complimentary breakfast. The entertainment mostly consisted of echoing noises down the hallway and the occasional shouting match. Overall, would not recommend. Zero comfort, zero hospitality, and not worth the stay. Next time I'll take my chances with literally any other establishment.

Food is acceptable..medical assistance is bad..security is bad..sheriff is..a joke...need…read moreimprovement in all areas..

With the primary election scheduled for a day I would be out of town I decided to vote early. On a…read moreFriday morning, I headed to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections located near downtown. Parking was easy, you enter the free lot off of E.12th. From there it is a short walk to the voting area; there is an area for canvasing by candidates and there supporters during the walk if you want more information. Once inside I was directed down the hall and to the right where they have a large area set up for early voting. When I arrived there was no line and there were a dozen or more stations set up to check in. You present your ID and they confirm you information, then they print out your ballot and you sign to confirm. From there have your choice of voting kiosks where you fill out your ballot and then take it to have it scanned. Overall voting early at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections was convenient, easy and well organized. With the large number of stations set up I would guess that they can handle large crowds, but your experience might vary. A nice job all around and all of the election workers I interacted with were friendly and helpful.

Everyone I spoke to at the Board today was cheerful and helpful throughout a very long day. The…read moreline was amazingly long, but the staff kept it moving and showed consideration to every voter and their children. The worker directing Truffaut the head of the line asked each young voter if this was their first time voting and then called them out to cheers.

This was the best view of Cleveland. Loved the park, loved the views. Easy to get too, and out of…read moreparking lot was easy to even though the traffic can get very heavy. There are picnic tables, benches and dark walking paths. Free to enjoy and I can't wait to visit in the summertime

I didn't go in myself. My friend did. She said it was relatively easy and there was a short wait to…read moredo what she needed to do. Most everything is done on a computer now.

This review is for the childcare department only. my daughter was forced to stop going to daycare…read more12/5 with no prior warning to me or the daycare provide. After making a call we were told the daycare voucher had ended even though she had just started daycare in September and vouchers are supposed to be good for one year. I called Monday morning and just received a response Wednesday evening saying my daughter cannot continue going to her home based daycare center and needed to go to an early childcare center instead. My daughter who is 3yrs old and is in school part time cannot go to her daycare anymore. Today 12/11 I received a call at 8am from job and family services saying that they are switching my daughter from part time in school to full time and that she can start going to school full time as of Monday 12/15. I ask them how is this possible and if they will inform the school to let them know of this change, the lady proceeded to tell me that they will make the change. I called Monday the sch to get more information as my daughter has an IEP and no one reached out to contact me about this change. I called the schools principal and she had no idea what I am talking about and said that my daughter is not even old enough to go to school full time. I am fed up, my nonverbal daughter has been the victim in all of this, she loves her home based daycare provider, she's good with her, it's very convenient and close to our home. If you know anything about children with autism they do not like change and that's exactly what's going on a huge change in our lives without any warning to me or the daycare provider whatsoeve. I am a working mother and now that has been negatively impacted because I no longer have a daycare to send my child to. All I want is for my daughter to be back where she belongs with her home based daycare provider