went in to get married fast and easy…read morenice staff for ceremony + certificate it was about $210

I went here to get a certified copy of my marriage license. Thought I had one, but apparently it…read morewas wrong. And I went down there in person so I could have it in hand when I left there great place unlike so many government agencies where you feel hurried or pressured by angry staff that don't really want to answer another stupid question thankfully I didn't have any stupid questions.. Again very impressed with the modern system. Everything's computerized you go over to the computer stations you type in your information what you are requesting and then you head back over and you wait for them to call you up really straightforward really easy the girl who gave me my certified copy was so sweet and we joked around a little bit. Always nice to have that personal touch when you're dealing with the government agency. The whole process was easy and seamless, finished quickly, jumped in my car and I was on my way.

Just completed the RSO CCW program with instructor Beltran. The class was great, I hope more law…read moreabiding citizens of Riverside take this course and uphold the 2nd amendment. The class is awesome, very down to earth and easy to understand. The course consists of a lot of mental preparation with important topics of this life style. Thank you to all the employees of the RSO CCW unit. Thank you to the Investigators, the Fire Instructors, and the support staff. Thank you Sheriff Bianco for leading a great team.

Just completed my CCW training w/ RSO and it was awesome. From initial application to approval was…read moreonly 3 months. The deputies were very friendly, knowledgeable, they are all pro A2 and their customer service is best of class. In addition initial and renew class is on only $150. Five-stars for all these deputies and Chad Bianco for CA Governor!!!

We grew up within biking distance of the base and our mom would take us to the airshows when we…read morewere young, so when I found out there were airshows again, I jumped at the chance. Even though we grew up with military IDs since one of our parents served, we no longer have them as adults, so it's a great way to get back on the base with the rest of the public who can finally see what it looks like inside. Meanwhile, for my sister and me, it brought back floods of memories. The airshow itself is fairly well organized, but there are some things that need to be improved. There were plenty of porta potties all around the edges, although the wash stations tended to lack water so we'd get stuck with soap on our hands with nothing to wash it away with. There were plenty of water fountains towards the chain link fence, but the announcer made it confusing by saying they were by the ramps. I looked at the map inside the program booklet and didn't see a ramp anywhere, nor were the water fountains on the map. I had to ask around to finally find them. Another thing that was confusing was the rules said no water bottles unless in a sealed bottle, but I saw plenty of people with them anyway. The rules should be amended to "Water bottles ok as long as empty. Fill up inside." There were food trucks although I wish there was more variation besides chicken and waffles and sausages, like international food and vegetarian options would've been nice. The airshow itself was amazing. Even when we were stuck outside the gates in a long line of cars trying to get inside, we could already see planes flying. Some people even opted to just park outside of the base, tailgate, and watch the show from the nearby gas stations and convenience stores. Getting to drive and park on one of the runways was also cool. It makes you realize just how big the runways are since there must have been thousands of cars parked on it. We got used to watching so many stunt planes tumbling, stalling, diving, and looping that when it was time to go home and we saw a plane, it was kind of a let down. It was like "Oh, it's just a regular plane." It's a great way to spend a sunny spring weekend, but I highly recommend dressing for hot weather, bringing umbrellas, chairs, and water bottles. Like it was so hot that so many people were hiding under the shade of the huge wings of the planes on display, which in itself is pretty cool and unique. Update: I just learned that where we parked our cars is called the "ramp" not the runway, so when the announcer said the free water was "by the ramp" technically we were already on it.

Make sure you stop at the Visitor Center if it's your first time on base. Need a visitor pass…read more Came for my military ID. Very nice gate military police.

My Wife and I, went to the March ARB Visitors Center and ID Office. We were amazed at how they did…read moretheir job. They were thorough, respectful and professional. We would like to thank and recognize Sgt V. Gallegos and Sgt M.Hoyt for making it an awesome experience. The Military Police at the main gate entry were also impressive and also did a good job.

I drove my elderly, handicapped, surviving veteran spouse here to replace her stolen military ID…read morecard. And they refused to let me on. So my mother had to walk thru the gate to the DEERS office. That was so sad and utterly ridiculous. This country should be ashamed of themselves.

Concierge lady is very rude. Service here really is horrible like the reviews say. KATHY literally…read morehates her job! She huffs and puffs and is so monotone to everyone that walks in. Rolls her eyes and is miserable in this building. I write this review as I look at her act rude towards ANOTHER person

Went here to drop off my ballot and they were supposed to be opened and they were not! I went 2…read morehours before they closed and they were already closed!

Amazing! By far the best and easiest government office visit we have ever had in our entire lives !…read moreSo quick so efficient and so nice five million stars !!!!

Great option to use with all of the mail in hub bub . Bring your mail in ballet,place it in the…read moredrop box out front ,and you are on your way.

Tells you to call back if you need help then gets pissy when you call back for help…read more The gentleman answering the phones needs more customer assistance training. He is just plain rude, I've had issues with his attitude on several occasions. Fanny is a peach though, the only helpful person working there. Thank goodness for Fanny.

I just purchased a property, haven't even moved in yet. It's only been 11 days and my bill is 230…read moredollars, wow.

Out of all the places I went too a few years ago to help with updating my resume and matching my…read morewants to get work and their posting of local companies that eventually paid off. I highly recommend this helpful place