Went down to SSA office to help us fill out the forms for medicare Part B, the woman there was very…read morearrogant and stated you fill them out, I don't do it. So she said when you fill them out you can come to this office.

i had a phone appointment. it never happened. they cancelled my appointment. but ,did not bother to…read morelet me know. this is very unprofessional. poor way to run an office. i will definitely not go to this terribly run office.

So as I have pointed out in most of reviews for this trip, this was not a vacation. The sudden…read moredeath of my sister mean i had to make this trip to start getting some answers and making arrangements. This is how and why I found myself in front of my sisters apartment building, with my suitcase, the temperature dropping, and no idea what to do next. The call had come a few days prior and I found myself speaking to an officer of the 112th Precinct. Unable to even get into the building, and knowing it had been sealed by the police, I headed to the agreeable close station. There the desk Sargent on duty and civilian present (I assume a community service officer) were sympathetic and were able to help me understand what I needed to do to get a court order to enter to get clothing for my sister and go from there. It was a bit of relief to go from unsure to having a mission that I needed to accomplish. 3 days later I was back. This time it was to wait for an officer (or two) to escort me and supervise my time int he apartment) which would be under seal till the court declared me an administrator. They again were friendly, professional, and sympathetic. I would have to wait. Unsaid was that this was not a high priority. So I waited. It took many hours, but they were able to free up 2 officers to head over with me. Again the officers who escorted me were friendly and professional. It was appreciated in this trying time.

reporting identity theft in late November and up till now no satisfactory response…read more I went to the police and an officer made me wait 1/2 hs and told me the wrong things to do. I went back 1 week later and the officer told me fill up some papers. never give me a copy. wen back to pick a report and give me a clean slip to call back for the complaint report. calling several time and no body answer. finally got someone and she pass me the report number. Now, the slip has no dates, address or type of crime writing. I write de complaint number. And that's is all? . I request a copy of my complaint, she told me they don't give it!

I get what I need here without issues for the past 8 years.. really have no complaints.read more

horrible environment to study in. there is a guy here who seems to be often. he sits in the reading…read morearea with the round tables and has a full conversation with his partner. staff do not care and they are rude.

THE LAST TIME YOU GET YOUR SAY IS TODAY!…read more It's Election Day Tuesday November 3, 2020 in the Covid Pandemic nightmare we live in. I'm posting this again just to stress the need for everyone to VOTE! I'm at a loss for words when trying to explain why I feel it's so important. I just feel like no matter how much we protest, if we don't vote, change isn't going to come. It's the bottom line when all is said and done. It's how your VOICE is HEARD! A Year ago I attended my NYC First Day ever using Early Voting. I went the first day which was a Saturday shortly after they opened. My designated location is in East Harlem at the Jackie Robinson Center. Back then it was so easy, no line, electronic signature and they print the individual ballot. I had a great experience because I set aside the time to get my Voting done. I was anxious to see how it would be for the 2020 Presidential Election. Flash Forward to Early Voting 2020 during the Covid Pandemic and Presidential Election. I'm giving the Board Five Stars for enormous improvement over the years. It wasn't long ago the system was antiquated compared to what I experienced in other States. I had a good experience in 2020. I thought last year was good. The 2020 Election brought huge lines on the first day of early voting. It was a Saturday again. Voting doors opened 10am. There was very little confusion about where the lines were headed. The disabled had a separate line. I saw lots of Poll Workers that stopped to speak to us. Everyone was so nice and hard at work. Once inside I was completely comfortable with social distancing and the signature process. At no time did I need to touch anything that had been touched by another voter. Since my daughter and I were together they kept us together and we were directed to a separate line for a speedy sign in. If you have the voters card that comes in the mail they photograph it. The workers don't touch anything and you don't either. They do hand you the ballot only. You're given a pen and you keep it. As we entered and exited we were greeted and guided by friendly volunteers. Even with their masks I saw the smile in their eyes. They were happy we voted. We were happy it was only two hours from the time the polls opened until we were on our way home. We arrived a half hour before the polls opened. People coming later waited much longer! There are people complaining that changes need to be made. They say more polls need to open with more volunteers. They want more money spent on more voting machines. It's my opinion that after the Presidential Election and the pandemic is over complacency will return. Deal with the lines, the wait, and show up to VOTE! I couldn't ask for any Board of Elections to do a better job than My Home in New York City! You don't need to fear for your health when you vote. They have our safety as a priority. I haven't heard of anyone fighting or violence at the polls so far. There weren't any NYPD on duty at my polling place. Maybe they will make their presence known on Election Day. I'm glad NYC Voters are showing a true representation of how the majority of us behave. Let's keep the PEACE no matter who wins this election!!

In and out in less than 30 minutes. They're pretty quick with processing your stuff. $8 for parking…read morecus there's basically no street parking available

I just witnessed an absolute comedy show at the Forest Hills USPS -- and not the funny kind.The…read moreservice at this post office is downright appalling. There are clearly employees at the counter who have no idea what they're doing.　I've lived in Forest Hills for 25 years. I'm usually a very patient person and can tolerate a lot. But what happened today was completely unacceptable.　Yes, I know lines at the post office can be long and require patience. But this crossed every line. Today, Tuesday, July 14th, a little after 10 a.m., I joined the line. By the time the woman three people ahead of me reached the counter, I had already been waiting over 30 minutes. What I saw at Window 4 was shocking. The customer was trying to point out a mistake the clerk had made, but the same interaction repeated more than 10 times. The entire line was stunned. People started loudly booing -- something I've rarely seen. Even I, known for my patience, got seriously irritated for the first time in my life. It was beyond ridiculous. It was downright inhumane. The clerk simply couldn't understand what the customer was saying, no matter how many times it was repeated. Any other employee could have handled it in 30 seconds. After being forced to wait over 35 minutes, it was finally my turn -- only for the same clerk at Window 4 to suddenly announce, "I'm going on break," point toward the other line, grab her coffee, and walk away. Excuse me? A break? You haven't actually done any real work yet -- you've just spent the entire time making mistakes! Was that supposed to be breakfast? The Forest Hills USPS office is, without a doubt, the slowest and most incompetent post office in the world.

The clerk who assisted me today (clerk 40 @ 2:45pm 3/14/26) A black women was extremely rude and…read moreimpatient. There was no greeting, and she was on her phone chatting with a friend while helping me. She scanned my first two packages and then ran out of label paper. Without saying anything, she left her station. When she returned, it took another 10 minutes for her to put paper into the machine. Since those were the only packages I had, I simply let her know that was all and that I just needed the receipt. She then yelled back at me, saying, "You see what I'm doing, right? You need to hold on." While still being on her phone. I was very caught off guard because I was only informing her that I didn't have any additional packages for her to scan. I felt extremely disrespected by the way I was spoken to. No customer deserves to be treated with that level of rudeness. I let this lady know that I didn't need her attitude and she proceeds to tell me I'm giving her a attitude first, the gaslight is real with this postal worker Unfortunately, experiences like this explain why this post office location receives so many negative reviews. Management need to retrain current ghetto employees professionalism ( only certain ones of a particular race always gives me a hard time ) I think they are the ones that people wrote all the negative reviews on and this affects the location as a whole. rehire new employees. Like who allows workers to be on the phone while at the counter. This location is an embarrassment.

My parents live in Fresh Meadows and I'm house sitting until they come back from vacation. I had to…read morereport a crime (not an emergency but a crime) and chose to do it in person, as I didn't feel getting a police car to drive up to my parents house would be a nice surprise for the neighbors. I was greeted immediately as I walked in with curious yet friendly-enough eyes and was asked what I needed. The female officer who I was conversing with was multi-tasking and was on a call we both agreed it'd be best if I sat for a few minutes so she could give me her full attention once finished. As I sat and waited for a few minute, several officers walked passed my seat to go to the back and they were all very polite and friendly, each asking "Hey how you doin?" While I won't get into the details of the situation, the officers were very helpful and down to earth. I appreciate our boys in blue. Thank you for the help.

Highway Unit 3 - Officer Morales #16688 It's extremely…read moredisappointing to see the way you treated my cousin and the complete lack of courtesy and humanity shown during this situation. My cousin pulled over on the Clearview Expressway simply to offer assistance to someone whose vehicle would not start. He was trying to do a good deed and help someone who appeared to be stranded. At no point did he ask this person for money or attempt to solicit business from them. Despite that, Officer Morales proceeded to place my cousin in handcuffs and accuse him of soliciting. Instead of taking a moment to understand the situation or ask questions, he immediately treated my cousin as though he had done something wrong. There is absolutely nothing wrong with stopping to help someone in need. Law enforcement should be about protecting and serving the community, not making people feel as though they are criminals for trying to do a good deed. I sincerely hope this situation is reviewed and that there is accountability for how my cousin was treated. Basic respect, professionalism, and common sense should apply to everyone!! And to top it off, he impounded the vehicle! How miserable can one person be?

Every single Amazon delivery by USPS is marked Delivered in Residence mailbox at 11:15am but the…read morepackage was never attempted to deliver. Months later all these packages were lost. I have security camera showing no USPS came during that time or day. This applies to all recent Amazon packages from Dec 2025 to Jan 2026.

Horrible, one of the worst USPS offices ever. Nasty attitudes from the workers, they don't care…read moreahout helping you at all. Avoid this place at all costs.

I call them and disconnected their service, I paid their last bill…read more a month later they still want me to pay a bill for new people who live and own this house. It seems that nobody with common sense work there and they are grabbing money from whoever is more scared. I am very happy that I left New York. Now I never want to be reminded this place exists.

NYC DEP has my vote even though when I lived on East 87th and Lexington I called about air quality…read more I was told my request to check the neighborhood air quality would be registered but it might take two years for it to be completed. You can imagine my surprise when two years later the report was received and ended up newsworthy. Yes, it was on the news about how bad the air quality is in my Carnegie Hill Neighborhood. I've often thought about having my apartment air quality and mold etc. checked but I am not going to put myself through that nightmare if they find something. It's not a good idea for me to get on my landlord's bad side. If you have questions or concerns I recommend you contact them. It may take time but they do take your request seriously!